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The Syrebo UH01 dynamic arm support is a mechanical upper-limb rehabilitation device designed to reduce the effect of gravity during assisted arm movement practice. Its adjustable support can help users practise reaching and everyday upper-limb tasks with less physical effort.
Important: This product supports rehabilitation training and does not replace professional medical assessment or treatment. Ask a qualified rehabilitation professional to confirm suitability, setup and training intensity for the individual user.




The UH01 can be used to practise goal-based movements involved in daily activities, including reaching, eating and grooming. A therapist or caregiver can choose tasks that match the user's current ability.
Training can include guided activities with suitable objects such as balls, blocks and pegboards. These tasks are intended to support controlled arm movement practice in different directions.
The dynamic arm support can also be used with compatible Syrebo hand-function products when a rehabilitation professional recommends combined upper-limb and hand training.



Select the variant for the affected side: Left Sides, Right Sides or Left & Right Sides. Before use, confirm that the desk, table or wheelchair mounting point is stable and compatible with the fixing clip. Follow the installation video and product instructions, and stop training if the user experiences pain or discomfort.
A dynamic arm support is an assistive device that offsets part of the arm's weight so the user can practise upper-limb movements with less effort.
The UH01 uses a mechanical spring-assisted structure for gravity compensation. The assistance can be adjusted across 12 levels.
The device supports multi-directional movement, including a horizontal movement range of up to 270°. Training may include reaching, eating, grooming and therapist-selected occupational therapy tasks.
Yes. The UH01 is designed for seated or standing practice and can also be mounted on a compatible wheelchair.
It can be used in home or rehabilitation settings when the user is suitable for the device and has appropriate setup and training guidance. Ask a qualified rehabilitation professional if you are unsure.



