CURAMOTION EXER III PLUS – Arm and Shoulder Exerciser with Arm support

The CURAMOTION EXER III is a professional-grade tabletop arm and shoulder exerciser designed for physiotherapy clinics, hospitals, occupational therapy settings, and home rehabilitation. Unlike wall-mounted shoulder exercisers, the EXER III sits directly on a table or treatment plinth — making it the ideal seated shoulder wheel solution for patients who cannot stand, for bedside rehabilitation, for table-height exercise stations in clinical rooms, and for any setting where wall installation is not possible or preferred.

Combining adjustable handlebar radius, bi-directional arm cranking motion, and an integrated LCD performance computer, the EXER III delivers consistent, measurable shoulder and upper limb therapy for frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), post-surgical shoulder recovery, stroke upper limb rehabilitation, rotator cuff injuries, and general arm and shoulder mobility maintenance — all in a compact, fully assembled, ready-to-use unit weighing just 9 kg.

The EXER III Advantage: Tabletop Format Changes Everything

The defining advantage of the EXER III over the wall-mounted EXER I is its tabletop / freestanding format. This single design choice opens up a range of clinical and practical benefits:

• No installation required — fully assembled out of the box, placed on any stable surface and ready to use immediately
• Portable between rooms — move it from clinic room to clinic room, or from the treatment table to a desk, without tools
• Seated exercise at table height — ideal for patients in wheelchairs, post-operative patients who cannot stand, elderly patients with balance concerns, or any individual who is most comfortable exercising seated at a table
• Bedside rehabilitation — can be placed on a hospital overbed table or beside-chair table for early-stage inpatient rehabilitation
• Home use without modification — patients can perform their home exercise programme on their own kitchen or dining table, with no wall drilling or installation

Key Features

• Adjustable Handlebar Radius The handlebar radius is manually adjustable to control the arc of circular arm movement, allowing therapists to prescribe a conservatively small range of motion in the early rehabilitation phase and progressively widen it as the patient's shoulder mobility and strength improve. This mirrors evidence-based progressive ROM protocols and is the same adaptive feature found on the wall-mounted EXER I.
• Resistance Control Knob An integrated resistance adjustment knob allows the cranking effort to be increased from near-frictionless passive movement — suitable for acute post-injury or post-surgical stages — through to meaningful resistance for active strengthening and endurance training in the maintenance phase.
• LCD Computer Display The built-in LCD computer tracks five performance metrics in real time: stride count, strides per minute, time exercised, calories consumed, and an automatic scan mode that cycles through all metrics. These objective measurements support session-to-session progress tracking, patient motivation, and clinical documentation.
• Bi-Directional Movement The arm crank rotates in both clockwise and counter-clockwise directions, engaging the full range of shoulder flexion, extension, and rotational muscle groups symmetrically. Therapists can prescribe directional preferences based on each patient's specific impairment pattern, and the bi-directional capability is particularly valuable for addressing the asymmetric strength profiles common in post-stroke and rotator cuff patients.
• Fully Assembled — Ready to Use Unlike the EXER I and EXER II which require wall mounting hardware installation, the EXER III arrives fully assembled and is ready to place on a table and begin therapy immediately. This reduces setup time for clinical staff, eliminates installation costs, and makes the device immediately accessible for home use without professional help.
• Anti-Slip Mat Compatible Product images show the EXER III paired with an anti-slip mat to stabilize the unit on smooth table surfaces — an important safety feature ensuring the device remains stationary throughout vigorous arm cranking sessions.
• Compact & Lightweight At just 9 kg net weight and dimensions of L70 × D38 × H37 cm, the EXER III is the most compact and portable model in the CURAMOTION wall-mounted and tabletop range — easy to store, transport, and reposition as needed.