ADJUSTABLE WALKER ZIMMER WALKING FRAME STANDING MOBILITY AID 3D Model

ADJUSTABLE WALKER ZIMMER WALKING FRAME STANDING MOBILITY AID 3D Model 3dm, 3ds, blend, dwg, fbx, iges, max, obj, sat, skp, step, stl, Van surf3d

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9. ACIS: *.sat (NURBS)
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11. Stereolithography: *.stl 
12. AutoCAD: *.dwg

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An adjustable walker, sometimes referred to as a Zimmer frame (though "Zimmer frame" often implies a non-wheeled walker), is a mobility aid designed to provide support and stability while walking.  The "adjustable" aspect refers to the height, allowing it to be customized to the user's needs.  It's a common and relatively simple type of walker, often used for rehabilitation or by those with significant balance or strength limitations.   

Key Features:

Sturdy Frame: Typically made of lightweight but strong metal, providing a stable base of support.
Four Legs (or variations): The classic design has four legs, each with rubber tips to prevent slipping. Variations exist with different leg configurations for specific needs.   
Adjustable Height: The height of the walker is adjustable, allowing it to be customized to the user's height for optimal comfort and support. This is a crucial feature.   
Hand Grips: Hand grips on the top or sides of the frame provide a secure place for the user to hold on.   
Non-Wheeled (Typically): Traditional Zimmer frames and many adjustable walkers are non-wheeled, requiring the user to lift and move the walker forward with each step. Some variations may have front wheels for easier gliding.
Benefits:

Maximum Stability: Provides a high degree of stability and support, reducing the risk of falls.
Improved Balance: Helps users maintain their balance while walking.
Increased Confidence: Can increase confidence and reduce anxiety related to walking.
Support for Weight Bearing: Can assist with partial weight bearing as directed by a healthcare professional.
Applications:

Rehabilitation after surgery or injury.
Assisting individuals with balance or coordination problems.
Supporting those with weakness in their legs or core.
Who Might Benefit:

Individuals with significant balance issues.
Those recovering from surgery or injury.
People with neurological conditions affecting mobility.
Individuals who require maximum support while walking.
Important Considerations:

Lifting Required: Since traditional adjustable walkers are non-wheeled, the user needs sufficient upper body strength to lift and move the walker.
Slower Gait: Using a non-wheeled walker can result in a slower gait compared to using a wheeled walker or rollator.
An adjustable walker, particularly a non-wheeled Zimmer frame type, provides excellent stability and support. It's a good option for individuals who prioritize stability above all else and have the upper body strength to lift the device.  However, for those who need to walk longer distances or have difficulty lifting, a wheeled walker or rollator might be more appropriate.