Warm-Water Leg Therapy
The tank holds warm water in which the legs and feet are bathed, so warmth reaches the skin, muscles and joints together to ease stiffness and soothe tissue during a session.
Shaped For The Lower Limbs
The unit is sized and shaped to bathe the legs and feet, with a padded lid or seat and a shaped basin. This focus on the lower limbs lets a therapist treat the knee, ankle and foot in a supported, comfortable way.
Supported Gentle Movement
Because the leg is held in the water, a patient can often move it more easily than in the air, making gentle exercise a natural part of a session.
Mobile On Castors
The unit sits on castors, so it can be moved to where it is needed and then held in place for treatment. This lets a department position the bath to suit the patient and the room rather than working around a fixed point.
Compact, Known Footprint
The AX400 measures 1080 by 510 by 920 millimetres, a compact footprint that helps a clinic plan where the unit will sit and how it will move through the space, making it easier to fit into a treatment room.
For Clinical Use
The bath is built for clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation units and physiotherapy departments treating the lower limbs. It gives a team a dependable base for regular warm-water therapy of the legs and feet across many patients.
Supports A Range Of Care
Warm-water therapy can help with stiff or painful joints, support movement and circulation, and gently soften tissue, so a therapist can use the AX400 for many treatment goals.



