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Sintang MT SpaceSaver-60M

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Sintang MT SpaceSaver-60M

Product Code: PAWE-EARE-3106

Sold on folding small. The folded dimensions aren't published.

Solid maple, six springs and a seven-position bar. The SpaceSaver-60M folds for storage, though the folded dimensions are not stated.

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

2280 × 600 × 210 mm

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

The SpaceSaver-60M is a folding Pilates reformer built on a solid North American hard maple frame at 28 mm thickness, measuring 2280 × 600 × 210 mm in length, breadth and height. It runs on natural anodised aluminium alloy guide rails, carries six springs in two yellow, two blue and two red, and uses a seven-position adjustable foot bar and adjusting risers in 304 stainless steel. Eight fixed PA6 legs support the frame, with telescopic legs available as an option. Folding is by a pneumatic mechanism.

The proposition is compact storage, and that is where the specification falls short of its own claim. A product whose headline is transforming from a full workout to compact storage needs to say what compact means. The three dimensions given describe the reformer laid out, and the 210 mm height reads as the frame profile rather than the height a patient steps onto, since eight legs sit beneath it. Neither the folded upright footprint nor the unit weight appears anywhere. For a clinic deciding whether two reformers will fit a treatment room between sessions, those are the only figures that matter.

Two further absences carry weight in a clinical setting rather than a domestic one. No maximum user weight is stated, which is a basic safety parameter for exercise equipment and matters particularly in rehabilitation where patient build varies widely. No guidance on cleaning agents appears either, and upholstery and finishes in a treatment room face disinfection between every patient.

The build specification itself reads well. Hard maple at 28 mm, 304 stainless hardware and anodised aluminium rails are the materials a reformer expected to take daily use is made from. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang across the United Kingdom.

Reformer-based Pilates has an established place in UK physiotherapy and rehabilitation, and a folding machine is aimed at clinics where the treatment room does other work between sessions. Typical use covers spinal rehabilitation and core stability programmes, post-operative recovery following joint surgery, chronic low back pain management, neurological rehabilitation focused on controlled movement, pre- and post-natal work, and general conditioning under supervision.

The spring system is what makes a reformer clinically useful rather than simply an exercise machine. Graded resistance allows a therapist to unload a movement a patient could not perform against gravity and then progress it incrementally, which suits early post-operative work where range matters more than load. That progression only works if the resistance values are known, which is why the spring rates behind the colour coding are worth obtaining.

Accessibility deserves thought at the specification stage. Working height determines whether a patient can transfer onto the carriage independently, and the optional telescopic legs bear directly on that. A clinic seeing wheelchair users or patients with limited hip and knee range should settle the height range before ordering rather than adapting afterwards.

The folding capability suits a room shared between one-to-one treatment, group classes and general assessment. Whether it delivers depends on the folded footprint, which is not published, and on the unit weight, which determines whether one person can fold and reposition it safely under your manual handling arrangements.

Infection control applies as it does to any treatment surface. Confirm compatible cleaning agents before purchase, since a reformer wiped down between every patient will meet disinfectants many times a day for years.

A dense, stable frame timber

Solid North American hard maple at 28 mm is a close-grained hardwood chosen for dimensional stability, rather than a veneered or engineered board.

Corrosion-resistant hardware where it counts

The foot bar and adjusting risers are 304 stainless steel, which resists the corrosion that perspiration and repeated cleaning otherwise cause at contact points.

Six springs for graded progression

Two yellow, two blue and two red allow resistance to be built up in steps, which is what lets a therapist unload a movement and progress it as recovery allows.

Seven foot bar positions

A seven-position adjustable bar accommodates different limb lengths and exercise setups without compromise at the extremes.

Anodised aluminium running surface

Natural anodised alloy rails give a hard wearing surface for the carriage, which is the component that determines how the machine feels after a year of use.

Height adjustment available

Telescopic legs are offered as an alternative to the eight fixed PA6 legs, which bears directly on transfer height and therapist ergonomics.

A well-provisioned accessory set

Jumpboard, rubber-coated handles, detachable shoulder rests, double loop straps, foam and non-slip wooden foot platforms and a foot strap come as standard, with a foam board, wider platform and sitting box optional.

UK supply and documentation through one route

Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and accessory sets from Sintang across the United Kingdom.

Folding pneumatic mechanism

The reformer folds for storage on a pneumatic structure — request the folded dimensions, which are not published.

Solid North American hard maple frame, 28 mm

A dense hardwood frame at a stated thickness, rather than a veneered or laminated construction.

2280 × 600 × 210 mm published dimensions

Length, breadth and a height figure that reads as frame profile — request working height with legs fitted.

Six springs, two yellow, two blue, two red

A graded resistance set — request the actual spring rates, since colour conventions are not standardised between manufacturers.

Seven-position adjustable foot bar

Made in 304 stainless steel, accommodating different limb lengths and exercise setups.

304 stainless steel adjusting risers

Corrosion-resistant hardware at the rope and strap adjustment points.

Natural anodised aluminium alloy rails

A hard anodised running surface for the carriage wheels.

Eight fixed PA6 legs

Glass-reinforced nylon legs as standard, supporting the frame at eight points.

Optional telescopic legs

An alternative leg set allowing working height to be varied — confirm the range and whether it can be retrofitted.

Jumpboard, 56 × 56 cm

Supplied as standard for jump and plyometric work against the footplate.

Foam and non-slip wooden foot platforms

Both supplied at 59 × 18 cm, with a wider non-slip platform available as an option.

Rubber-coated handles and double loop straps

Standard handles and straps for upper limb and lower limb work.

Detachable shoulder rests

Plastic-based shoulder rests that remove for storage and cleaning.

Optional wooden sitting box and foam board

Additional accessories extending the exercise range, quoted separately.

The SpaceSaver-60M gives UK clinics and studios a folding Pilates reformer on a 28 mm solid North American hard maple frame at 2280 × 600 × 210 mm, running on natural anodised aluminium rails with six springs, a seven-position 304 stainless foot bar, stainless adjusting risers and eight PA6 legs, with telescopic legs and a substantial accessory set available. It suits spinal and post-operative rehabilitation, chronic pain management and supervised conditioning in rooms that do other work between sessions. Four figures need obtaining before order, none of which appears on the specification: the folded dimensions and unit weight, which are the whole basis of the space-saving claim; the maximum user weight; the actual spring rates behind the colour coding; and the approved cleaning agents for a treatment room setting. It is worth remembering that a reformer is exercise equipment rather than a medical device, so listing copy should stay descriptive. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and accessories from Sintang across the United Kingdom. Contact the Medigear.uk team for pricing, lead times, leg options and accessory enquiries.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Not published, which is the gap worth closing first given that folding is the product's entire proposition. The stated 2280 × 600 × 210 mm describes the reformer in use, and the 210 mm figure reads as frame depth rather than the height a patient steps onto, since the unit stands on eight legs. Request the folded upright footprint, the folded height, the working height with legs fitted and the unit weight. Without those you cannot judge whether the space saving is real for your room.

No, and that matters for how it is listed. A Pilates reformer is exercise equipment rather than a medical device, so it sits under general product safety requirements rather than medical device regulation. The relevant technical reference for stationary training equipment is the EN ISO 20957 series, which distinguishes classes by intended use — a machine specified for home use is not the same as one specified for professional or studio use. Ask which class the manufacturer declares. Note also that describing the reformer as treating or rehabilitating a specific condition can change its regulatory position, so keep listing copy descriptive.

Nothing standardised, which is worth knowing before ordering. Two yellow, two blue and two red are supplied, but spring colour conventions differ between manufacturers — a colour meaning light resistance on one reformer can mean medium on another. A clinic running mixed equipment, or a therapist writing programmes across machines, needs the actual figures. Ask for the spring rates in newtons per millimetre or pounds, and for the manufacturer's replacement interval and part numbers.

Not stated, and it should be. Maximum user weight is a basic safety parameter for any exercise equipment, and it is more consequential in rehabilitation than in a fitness setting because patient build varies widely and referrals include people for whom other exercise options are limited. Request the figure in writing along with any restriction on dynamic loading, and record it in your equipment file.

Ask, because the wording is ambiguous. It may describe where the mechanism is manufactured, or it may indicate a mechanism specified for domestic rather than professional duty — and those have very different implications for a clinic folding the unit several times a day. Gas struts are the wear component in any pneumatic folding system, so also ask the expected service life in cycles, the replacement part number and cost, and whether replacement is a user or engineer task.

Confirm the compatible agents before ordering. A treatment room reformer is wiped down between patients, and repeated disinfection degrades some upholstery coverings, foam and timber finishes — cracking, discolouration and delamination all follow from using an agent the material was not designed for. Ask the manufacturer which disinfectants are approved for the upholstery, the maple frame finish and the plastic components, and check that against what your infection control policy specifies.

Working height, which affects both therapist ergonomics and patient transfer. Eight fixed PA6 legs are standard, with telescopic legs available as an option. A higher carriage suits transfers from a wheelchair or for patients who struggle to rise from low surfaces, while a lower one suits standing work. Ask the height range the telescopic option provides and whether it can be retrofitted, since that decision is easier made at order.

That it is built for repeated use. Solid North American hard maple at 28 mm is a dense, stable timber rather than a veneered board, 304 stainless steel in the foot bar and risers resists the corrosion that perspiration and cleaning agents cause, and natural anodised aluminium rails give a hard wearing surface for the carriage wheels. Ask what the carriage wheels themselves are made of and what their expected service life is, since they are the component that determines how the machine feels after a year.

None of these is published. Ask the warranty term and what it covers — frame, springs, upholstery and the folding mechanism often carry different periods. Confirm whether the reformer arrives assembled or flat-packed, what assembly is required, and the delivery access needed, since a 2280 mm frame does not negotiate a tight stairwell easily. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery and documentation with Sintang for your equipment file.