SAK BRACE

SAK BRACE specializes in medical orthopedic braces, rehabilitation supports, and customized OEM solutions for global distributors, clinics, and healthcare brands.

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Post-Op ROM Hinged Elbow Brace with Telescoping Stabilizers and Breathable Contoured Padding

What is this product?

This product is an Adjustable Post-Op ROM (Range-of-Motion) Hinged Elbow Brace. It is a specialized orthopedic stabilization device used to control, restrict, or lock the bending and straightening angles of the elbow joint during injury recovery. Combining a mechanical dial hinge with a length-adjustable telescoping aluminum frame and breathable, non-slip padded cuffs, it actively prevents painful, unguided movements while a supportive shoulder sling absorbs the weight of the arm to maximize joint rest.

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Every SAK BRACE product is manufactured under strict quality management processes, supporting ISO 13485, CE & EU MDR compliance requirements.

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Model
Size
Material
AK-156
Universal(Left   Right)
Aluminium alloy,composite fabric
  • The Post-Op ROM Hinged Elbow Brace with Telescoping Stabilizers is a premium, medical-grade orthosis meticulously designed for adaptive recovery and strict range-of-motion control. Featuring an integrated dual-axis ROM mechanical dial with easy-to-use red adjustment tabs, this brace allows clinicians and individuals to precisely govern or entirely lock extension and flexion angles to shield vulnerable soft tissue.
  •  The structural frame features heavy-duty, multi-cuff arm supports lined with perforated, non-slip royal blue padding for exceptional thermal comfort and skin ventilation. Engineered with length-adjustable telescoping aluminum sliders and a secure click-lock push button mechanism, it provides custom-tailored anatomical stabilization. Supported by an over-the-shoulder suspension sling with a heavy-duty carabiner clip, it effectively unloads joint pressure to eliminate neck strain during extended daily wear.

Product Introduction

Dial-In Range of Motion (ROM) Hinge

Equipped with a precision blue aluminum alloy dial hinge to easily adjust, restrict, or guide flexion and extension increments, ensuring safe, stage-by-stage clinical rehabilitation.

Rigid Exoskeletal Protection

Features high-grade, anatomically contoured molded PE shells that envelope the forearm and upper arm, delivering maximum stabilization to prevent rotational displacement.

Comfort Suspension Sling

Integrated with a wide, padded neck/shoulder sling that transfers the weight of the upper limb away from the injury site, reducing neck strain and preventing brace migration.

Ventilated, Perforated Design

The hard-shell structure incorporates multiple aeration ports paired with a breathable, plush-lined composite inner pad to optimize airflow and ensure long-term patient comfort.

Heavy-Duty Riveted Hardware

Constructed with medical-grade metal rivets and reinforced triangular strap anchors, maintaining structural integrity and constant compression under heavy daily use.

Suitable for:

  • Post-Operative Elbow Surgery Patients: Individuals in recovery from major clinical interventions, including Tommy John surgery (Ulnar Collateral Ligament reconstruction), distal humerus fixation, bicep tendon reattachment, or cubital tunnel release.

  • Elbow Fracture and Dislocation Recovery Patients: Individuals requiring rigid orthotic stabilization following a broken radial head, olecranon fracture, or severe joint subluxation to ensure safe skeletal alignment.

  • Ligament Strain and Tear Sufferers: Patients healing from grade II or III medial/lateral collateral ligament instabilities who need a structural barrier against dangerous lateral or twisting forces.

  • Contracture Management and Stroke Patients: Individuals dealing with neurological spasticity, upper limb flaccidity, or joint stiffness who require progressive extension/flexion limits to safely restore functional mobility.

  • Chronic Tendonitis and Joint Trauma Sufferers: People managing advanced, severe cases of chronic epicondylitis or acute soft-tissue injuries who must completely offload joint stress to facilitate deep tissue repair.

Indications

Elbow dislocation and post-reduction stabilization

Post-operative rehabilitation following elbow ligament or fracture surgery

Immobilization and protected range-of-motion control for distal humerus fractures

Stabilization of proximal ulna and radial fractures or soft tissue injuries

Elbow instability, ligament injury, and contracture management

Controlled rehabilitation after trauma, reconstruction, or external fixation removal

People Also Ask

How do the red quick-set tabs on the ROM dial help guide daily rehabilitation?
  • Unlike traditional solid casts that lock the arm into a single position, this advanced ROM dial hinge features independent controls for flexion and extension. By pressing and moving the red tabs, healthcare providers can adjust the allowed movement parameters. For instance, the brace can be set to completely lock at a specific position early on, and later adjusted to allow a safe movement zone (such as $0^\circ \text{ to } 90^\circ$). This protects healing ligaments from overstretching while introducing safe joint mobility to prevent muscle atrophy.
  • The brace is engineered with an integrated telescoping push-button slider system on both the upper and lower arm segments. By sliding the button to the “Unlock” position, you can instantly lengthen or shorten the aluminum support bars to perfectly match your specific arm length. Sliding it back to the “Lock” position securely pins the brace at that exact length. This ensures a custom, non-slip fit that prevents the brace from sliding down, eliminating the need for expensive, custom-molded medical splints.
  • Wearing a heavy supportive brace all day can easily trap body heat, leading to sweat buildup, skin chafing, and general discomfort. The inner royal blue lining is crafted from a high-density, multi-layered composite foam featuring structured micro-perforations. This open-cell matrix continuously channels fresh air over the skin and pulls moisture away from the arm, while providing a thick, non-slip cushion against the rigid outer shell for absolute comfort during both daytime wear and sleep.
  • Yes, this product is constructed with an ambidextrous, universal design that functions perfectly on either the left or right upper extremity. To adapt it to the opposite side, you simply rotate the telescoping framework, configure the secure velcro compression straps to wrap around the alternative limb, and clip the adjustable high-tensile shoulder strap to the integrated carabiner mount to immediately distribute the arm’s weight across your upper back.

Elbow Brace

Q1. What is an elbow brace used for?
  • A: An elbow brace provides compression and support to reduce pain and improve stability around the elbow joint. It is commonly used for tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, tendonitis, elbow sprains, and sports-related injuries.

  • A: Yes. An elbow brace helps reduce stress on the forearm tendons, making it an effective treatment option for tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis). It may help relieve pain during sports, work, and everyday activities.

  • A: Yes. Elbow braces can also help manage golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis) by reducing strain on the affected tendons and improving comfort during movement.

  • A: Yes. Many athletes wear elbow braces during training or competition to support the elbow and reduce discomfort. The brace should fit securely without limiting normal arm movement.

  • A: Yes. We manufacture OEM elbow braces with custom branding, packaging, colors, materials, and retail solutions for orthopedic and sports medicine companies.

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Medical Disclaimer

This product is intended to provide external support only and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.

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