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Sintang MT Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Sintang MPB10

Product Code: PAWE-EARE-4093

Wheel in between the rails, then stand up from your own chair.

Handrails that open to 89 cm apart give a wheelchair room to enter the MPB10-FM, so a session can start with the patient rising from their own chair beside 305 cm of floor-fixed stainless rail, rated to 158 kg.

Sections

Parallel Bars & Rehab Training Systems

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Sintang positions the MPB10-FM as a set of floor-mounted parallel bars for rehabilitation units where many patients arrive by wheelchair. Its 1½-inch stainless steel handrails run 3050 mm and are set from 560 to 890 mm apart (22 to 35 in), at heights of 760 to 1060 mm above the floor (30 to 42 in). Each upright is fixed through a mounting plate. Sintang rates the bars at 350 lb (158 kg), and the steelwork weighs 36 kg. No platform; the frame neither folds nor moves once fixed, and nothing on it is powered.

Its defining feature is room at floor level. With no platform and the rails at 890 mm, a chair narrower than the gap goes right in, and the patient stands with a rail already under each hand. Someone who self-propels can wheel in unaided, and a helper can push the empty chair behind them, ready for a seated rest. The limit sits at the narrow end, where rails 560 mm apart leave a slight adult or a child reaching sideways.

The photograph shows three dark square uprights a side, each on a square foot plate. A perforated inner tube rises from every upright under a knob, and an offset arm with a second knob carries the rail. Each handrail is drawn as one unbroken length, yet a 3050 mm rail cannot fit in the 1520 mm carton. Any joint would sit under a patient's hands, so the manufacturer's written configuration, shared by the enquiry team, shows how the rails travel.

The unit measures 3050 mm long, with 560–890 mm between the rails and a rail height of 760–1060 mm. Medigear. uk offers it to buyers in more than 80 countries, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times.

Rehabilitation units where many patients arrive seated are the natural home for the MPB10-FM: inpatient neurological and spinal injury units, brain injury services, stroke units, amputee services, orthopaedic and major trauma wards, and community hospitals. A patient wheels in and brakes, stands up between the rails, then works on weight shift and walking along 3.05 m with the chair waiting behind. People learning to walk in orthoses after spinal injury take their first stands where the chair stops, and amputees can rise on a new prosthesis with both hands supported.

Standing up from a chair is a trained skill with trial evidence of its own. A 2014 Cochrane review of 13 trials with 603 stroke survivors found moderate-quality evidence that practice made standing up faster (a small effect, 0.34 on a standardised scale) and more evenly weighted between the legs (a large one, 0.85). Only one small trial measured whether people could then stand up unaided, and its evidence was very low quality. Five trials found no clear effect on falls (odds ratio 0.75, 95% CI 0.46 to 1.22), and most participants could already stand on their own, so the results say little about those who cannot yet. The bars provide a safe place for that practice, with the dose still set by the therapist.

Physiotherapists running these sessions in the UK hold HCPC registration. Treatment providers answer to the CQC in England, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and the RQIA in Northern Ireland. NHS procurement routes ask for conformity documents and a stated capacity on fixed rehabilitation equipment; equivalent public procurement elsewhere asks the same, and drilling into a ward or gym floor usually needs estates approval. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require comes from the manufacturer and is shared by the enquiry team.

Chair entry at floor level

With no platform and rails that open to 890 mm, a wheelchair narrower than the gap rolls between them. The session begins where the patient already sits.

Standing up from the patient's own seat

The first stand happens from the chair the patient arrived in, with a stainless rail under each hand before they lift. Nobody has to steer them over an edge first, which matters for dignity early in rehabilitation.

A seat that can follow the walk

Where the chair fits between the rails, a helper can wheel it behind the patient along the lane, so a rest is only a step away when legs tire.

Ten feet between turns

Each pass covers 3.05 m, giving the patient room to find a rhythm and the therapist room to watch before the turn.

Width for walking aids and guarding

At the wider settings, there is space inside the rails for a walking frame, or for a therapist's hands at the patient's pelvis.

A written 158 kg rating

Sintang publishes 350 lb, or 158 kg, so that each referral can be screened against a real figure before the first stand.

Six fixed uprights along the lane

Three uprights a side, each on its own plate in the photograph, hold the rails at both ends and at mid-length, which matters on a rail that patients lean on hard.

A 36 kg consignment

The steelwork weighs 36 kg and arrives in a 1520 × 1150 × 160 mm carton, about 0.28 cubic metres.

No electrical testing to schedule

With no electrical parts and nothing that lifts, the bars need only PUWER checks on their fixings, plates, knobs, arms and rails.

3050 mm handrails

Each handrail runs 3050 mm, or 10 ft.

560 to 890 mm between the rails

The gap between the handrails ranges from 560 to 890 mm, or 22 to 35 in.

760 to 1060 mm above the floor

Rail height runs from 760 to 1060 mm, or 30 to 42 in, measured from the floor the patient stands on.

1½-inch stainless steel

The handrails measure 1½ inches across (about 38 mm) and are made of stainless steel.

158 kg weight capacity

The datasheet rating is 350 lb (158 kg).

Floor-mounted uprights

The uprights fix directly to the floor; the photograph shows three on each side.

Mounting plates

A square plate at the foot of each upright takes the floor fixings.

Perforated inner tubes

A perforated inner tube telescopes from each upright in the photograph.

Knobs on uprights and arms

The photograph shows a knob at the top of each outer tube and another on each rail arm.

Offset rail arms

Each rail rides on a short offset arm at the head of its upright.

No platform

The walking surface is whatever floor the bars are fixed to, with nothing laid between the uprights.

36 kg net weight

The uprights, plates and rails together weigh 36 kg.

Listed carton

Sintang lists a 1520 × 1150 × 160 mm carton, or 60 × 45 × 6 in.

No electrical parts

No socket, battery or cable is involved at any point.

The MPB10-FM suits inpatient neurological, spinal injury, stroke and trauma units where many patients arrive by wheelchair and can stand from their own chair inside a permanent 10 ft lane. It is the wrong choice for slight adults and children who need rails closer than 560 mm, for patients above 158 kg, for rooms that must keep their floor clear, and for chairs wider than 890 mm. Before buying, settle the chair widths in use, the floor construction and services along the lane, and how the 3050 mm rails travel. Medigear.uk lists the MPB10-FM for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the installation guidance, the written rail configuration and the adjustment positions before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The datasheet rates the bars at 350 lb, or 158 kg. Check each referral against that figure, because a heavier patient needs bars rated higher, which this model is not.

At their widest setting, the rails sit 890 mm apart, so any chair narrower than that, hand rims included, can roll in. Establish the overall widths of the chairs your patients use before ordering, since that measurement decides whether a session can begin inside the bars.

A helper draws it back out of the lane, or follows behind the patient so the seat stays close. Apply the chair's brakes before the patient rises, and release them only while the chair is moving.

The fixings, and the floor construction they suit, are set out in the manufacturer's installation guidance, which the enquiry team shares. Establish what lies beneath the 3.05 m lane before ordering, including cables, pipes, and underfloor heating, because six fixing positions must land on a sound floor. Relocating the bars later means lifting every plate and making good the floor before fixing again.

A 3050 mm rail cannot travel whole in the 1520 mm carton, even though the photograph draws each one unbroken. The written configuration from the enquiry team shows whether the rails come as jointed sections or in a separate long package, and where any joint falls.

In the photograph, each upright has a knob where its perforated inner tube emerges, and each rail sits on an offset arm with a knob of its own. The enquiry team shares how many positions each adjustment offers, along with the steps for setting all six uprights to match.

Wipe the handrails with the department's usual surface disinfectant between patients, including the rail arms and knobspeoples reach for. The enquiry team shares which products suit the upright finish.

In the UK, PUWER 1998 covers checks on the floor fixings, mounting plates, knobs, rail arms and any rail joints. Neither portable appliance testing nor LOLER applies, because there is no electrical part and nothing lifts the patient.

The MPB10-FM is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002 where the manufacturer places it on the market as a medical device, as stated on the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares. Where a certificate scope exists, it is the manufacturer's document, and the enquiry team passes it on with the declaration. Great Britain accepts CE-marked devices under transitional arrangements, which a 2026 MHRA consultation proposed making indefinite for devices meeting the EU MDR, with UKCA as the alternative route. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the enquiry team shares the manufacturer's documentation for the country the unit is going to.

Slight adults and children who cannot hold rails 560 mm apart need a narrower range, and anyone above 158 kg needs a higher rating, neither of which this model offers. Rooms that must keep their floor clear, floors that cannot take fixings and chairs wider than 890 mm also rule it out.

Yes. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery, a site survey, fixing and familiarisation for the MPB10-FM, with stock and lead time set out by the enquiry team in the quotation.