SPINAL COLUMN SUPPORT IN EXTREME SITUATIONS
In an emergency, you have to be ready for action in all situations. Carrying heavy equipment or carrying patients through impassable areas puts a lot of strain on the back. Experienced emergency personnel in particular often complain of back problems and are often unable to work.
Weighing just 690 grams, the Thorax SSM provides additional support under protective equipment, e.g. for the fire brigade or police, and offers stability and back protection in one. Thanks to the durable carbon construction, carrying heavy rucksacks with equipment such as those used by the emergency services is no longer a problem.
The load capacity optimisation of 40 % makes carrying and lifting extremely easy and supportive. The natural memory function of the Thorax SSM helps to bring the body into an upright position and relieves pressure on the spine. The Thorax SSM can also be worn throughout the working day in the healthcare sector and for up to 24 hours at a time in the professional fire service, so that it is immediately ready for use in an emergency.
RELIEF, PROTECTION AND PREVENTION WITH THE THORAX SSM
Thorax SSM features
- Payload optimization of 40 %
- Protection of the spine & relief of the intervertebral discs
- Increasing the efficiency of muscle activity
- Free mobility with simultaneous protection
- Memory function thanks to anatomical carbon frame for an upright body position
- Available from as little as 690 grams
- Padding removable with Velcro and washable up to 60 °C
DYNAMIC ACTIVE STABILIZATION
How the Thorax SSM works
The design and construction of the Thorax SSM system actively stabilizes the entire torso dynamically.
By actively guiding the spine in the system, rotational movements of the trunk are dynamically controlled and the spine is protected from rotational damage. The muscles are stimulated to work actively, which results in a significantly higher utilization of the trunk muscles. The affected joints are particularly protected by the active system of the Thorax SSM.
The shoulder girdle, spine, pelvis and hips experience anatomical loading, which leads to better force distribution and therefore a gentler posture.