Podoscope Ultralight with green light
This podological analysis device uses green light to study foot defects and assess plantar loads. Thanks to an inclined mirror and polycarbonate base, it allows for precise footprints. Designed for podiatrists, orthopedists and physicians, it offers a maximum load of 180 kg and a working area of 380 x 400 mm. Its lighting by 2 fluorescent tubes ensures optimal visibility for reliable diagnosis.
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Features
- Advanced podological analysis – Allows the study of foot defects and plantar load distribution.
- Green light – Highlights variations in foot pressure and contact.
- Tilted mirror – Designed to capture detailed footprints.
- Robust material – Base made of methacrylic and polycarbonate for optimal durability.
- High-performance lighting – 2 fluorescent tubes of 8W for uniform brightness.
- Maximum load – Supports up to 180 kg.
- Designed for professionals – Ideal for podiatrists, orthopaedists and physicians.
- Compact and lightweight – Reduced dimensions (520 x 450 x 180 mm) and weight of 8 kg.
- Secure power supply – Operates on 230V single-phase / 50 Hz outlet.
An effective and precise solution for professional podological analysis.
| Technical specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Product name | Green light podological analyser |
| Product type | Podological analysis device |
| Material | Methacrylic, polycarbonate |
| Light | Green |
| Lighting | 2 fluorescent tubes 8W |
| Power supply | 230V single-phase / 50Hz |
| Maximum load | 180 kg |
| Work surface | 380 x 400 mm |
| Dimensions | 520 x 450 x 180 mm |
| Weight | 8 kg |
| Target users | Podiatrists, orthopaedists, physicians |
| Precautions |
- Ensure good stability before use. - Avoid any impact to the mirror and glass. - Keep surfaces clean. - Do not pour liquids on the work surface. |
Frequently asked questions
What is this podological analysis device used for?
This device is used to identify foot defects and assess plantar load distribution using green light and a tilted mirror. It is particularly useful in podiatry and orthopaedics.
How does footprint capture work with this device?
The green light highlights pressure areas on the foot. Thanks to the tilted mirror and polycarbonate base, the user can visualize footprints and detect postural imbalances.
What precautions should be taken when using it?
It is essential to ensure good device stability before use, avoid any impact to the mirror and keep surfaces clean. Liquids must be avoided on the work surface to prevent device damage.
Who is this device intended for?
This device is designed for professionals in podiatry, orthopaedics and medicine, allowing them to precisely analyse plantar structure and load distribution.