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Sintang MT StudioSolid Pro 69R

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Sintang MT StudioSolid Pro 69R

Product Code: PAWE-EARE-3112

The risers aren't specified. That's the part you'll touch most.

Every component is listed except the risers. The Sintang MT StudioSolid Pro 69R runs 2280 × 685 × 375 mm with 930 mm of carriage travel.

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Rehabilitation Exercise Machines

Categories

Physiotherapy & Wellness Equipment

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

2280 × 685 × 375 mm

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

The Sintang MT StudioSolid Pro 69R is a full-size Pilates reformer measuring 2280 × 685 × 375 mm, built on a 28 mm solid Southeast Asian rubberwood frame with 10 mm stainless steel supports. It runs on natural anodised aluminium alloy guide rails with a published carriage travel of 930 mm, carries six springs in two yellow, two blue and two red, and uses a seven-position adjustable foot bar in 304 stainless steel at 10 mm.

One component is missing from the specification entirely, and it is not a trivial one. No riser material is listed. Risers are where the ropes are adjusted, which makes them the component a therapist handles at the start of most exercises and several times within a session — more often than the foot bar, which moves between positions rather than bearing continuously against a loaded line. Riser material determines how that surface wears, whether it can be refinished, and what a replacement costs. Ask what they are made from before ordering.

The structural approach is worth understanding on its own terms. The frame keeps a 28 mm solid timber section and adds 10 mm stainless steel supports, which places the concentrated loads on steel while the timber provides mass, damping and the feel a studio machine is expected to have. That division of work is a legitimate engineering choice, and it means the steel placement tells you where the manufacturer expects load to gather.

Carriage travel is published at 930 mm, which is the figure that sets the outer limit of every exercise performed on the machine. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom.

Reformer-based Pilates has an established place in UK physiotherapy and rehabilitation, and a wide, long-travel machine suits clinics working across a broad patient range. 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 supervised conditioning.

Carriage travel bears directly on clinical outcomes at the later stages of a programme. Full-range exercises are bounded by how far the carriage runs, so a patient who reaches the end of travel before reaching the end of their own range is being limited by the equipment — which matters most with taller patients and with well-recovered ones returning to full function, exactly when the goal shifts from protecting a healing structure to restoring normal range.

Carriage width serves a different group again. Kneeling, quadruped and side-lying positions need somewhere confident for hands and knees, and larger patients benefit from more carriage beneath them. Shoulder rest spacing locates the individual patient and should be confirmed on its own.

Daily handling falls disproportionately on the risers, which is why the missing riser specification is worth resolving before purchase rather than after. In a clinic running back-to-back sessions, rope adjustment happens dozens of times a day, and the component taking that wear should be a known quantity with a known replacement route.

Room planning needs the width accounted for. The footprint still needs therapist access along both sides and clearance behind the carriage for springs at extension, so measure against a scale plan rather than the stated dimensions alone.

Carriage travel is actually published.

Travel sets the ceiling on range of motion for every exercise, and a stated figure lets a clinic match the machine to its caseload instead of discovering the limit with a patient on it.

A broader base for kneeling and quadruped work

A 685 mm carriage gives somewhere confident to place hands and knees, and more surface beneath a larger patient.

Load carried on steel, mass carried in timber.

The 10 mm stainless supports take the concentrated loads while the 28 mm timber section provides mass and damping, which is a sound division of work between the two materials.

Corrosion resistance where hands and feet meet the machine

The seven-position foot bar is 304 stainless steel at 10 mm, giving a solid section that also resists corrosion from perspiration and cleaning.

Two light springs for graded unloading

Six springs with two at the light end allow both a very light setting and small increments between light settings, which is where rehabilitation spends most of its time.

A timber with a genuine sustainability argument

Rubberwood is harvested from plantation trees at the end of their latex-producing life, so the frame uses a by-product of an existing agricultural cycle rather than timber grown to be cut.

Larger foot platforms

Foam and non-slip wooden platforms are supplied at generous sizes, with a wider foam platform available as an option.

UK supply and documentation through one route

Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and accessory sets from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom, including the riser specification and timber processing records worth holding on file.

930 mm carriage travel

Published travel along the rails — ask whether this is full mechanical travel or usable travel between the end stops.

685 mm carriage width

A broad carriage suiting kneeling, quadruped and side-lying work — confirm shoulder rest spacing separately.

28 mm solid Southeast Asian rubberwood frame

A plantation hardwood frame at a stated thickness — request confirmation of kiln drying and preservative treatment.

10 mm stainless steel supports

Reinforcement at the frame's loaded points — request a drawing showing placement.

Risers

Material not specified — ask what the risers are made from, what protects the rope contact, and the replacement part number and price.

Six springs, two yellow, two blue, two red

A graded set with two light springs — request the rates in N/mm or lb, since colour conventions are not standardised.

Seven-position adjustable foot bar, 10 mm

Made in 304 stainless steel at a stated 10 mm section.

Natural anodised aluminium alloy rails

A hard anodised running surface for the carriage wheels.

2280 × 685 × 375 mm published dimensions

Length, breadth and height — request the working carriage height separately.

Jumpboard, 65 × 57 cm

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

Foam foot platform, 68.5 × 22 cm

A broad foam platform supplied as standard.

Non-slip wooden foot platform, 68 × 15 cm

A narrower non-slip platform supplied alongside the foam one, for a different foot position.

Rubber-coated handles, double loop straps and foot strap

Standard handles and straps for upper and lower limb work.

Optional foam platform and sitting box

A wider foam platform at 68 × 22 cm and a sitting box, both quoted separately.

The Sintang MT StudioSolid Pro 69R gives UK clinics and studios a full-size Pilates reformer at 2280 × 685 × 375 mm on a 28 mm solid Southeast Asian rubberwood frame with 10 mm stainless steel supports, running on natural anodised aluminium rails with 930 mm of carriage travel, six springs including two at the light end, and a seven-position 304 stainless foot bar at 10 mm. It suits spinal and post-operative rehabilitation, work with taller or larger patients, and full-range conditioning. The specification's one real gap is the riser material, which is absent — and risers are the component handled most often in a clinical session, so their material, wear behaviour and replacement route should be settled before order. Ask also whether the 930 mm travel is mechanical or usable between stops, and for the timber processing record. The header's stability and range claims carry no stated baseline and should be read as marketing. Four further figures are absent: working carriage height, unit weight, maximum user weight and approved cleaning agents. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and accessories from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom. Contact the Medigear.uk team for pricing, lead times and accessory enquiries.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Because risers take more handling than any other part of a reformer. The rope is adjusted at the riser at the start of most exercises and often several times within a session, and the riser bears against a loaded line throughout. What it is made from determines how the rope contact wears, whether the surface can be refinished when it marks, and whether a worn riser is a small part to reorder or a frame assembly to replace. Ask Sintang MT for the riser material, what protects the rope contact, the expected service life in daily studio use, and the replacement part number and price.

Travel is the distance the carriage runs along the rails, and it sets the ceiling on the range of motion for every exercise — footwork, long stretch, elephant, leg circles and long back stretch all end where travel ends. A patient reaching the end of travel before the end of their own range is being limited by the machine rather than by their recovery. Ask whether 930 mm describes full mechanical travel on the rails or usable travel between the end stops, since those differ once stoppers and the carriage at rest are accounted for, and only the usable figure describes what a patient can do.

A broader working surface, with two practical consequences. Kneeling, quadruped and side-lying positions all need somewhere confident to place hands and knees, and a larger patient has more carriage beneath them, which affects stability and confidence alike. Ask about shoulder rest spacing separately, though — carriage width does not set rest spacing, and it is the rests rather than the carriage edge that locate the individual patient.

Dividing the work between two materials. The 10 mm stainless steel supports carry the concentrated loads at the points where they gather, while the 28 mm solid timber section provides mass, vibration damping and the handling character a studio machine is expected to have. Ask where the supports sit — typically the riser uprights, the foot bar mounts or the rail supports — since knowing that tells you where the manufacturer expects load to concentrate and lets your maintenance schedule check the right fixings.

Rubberwood comes from Hevea brasiliensis, harvested at the end of the tree's latex-producing life, so it is a by-product of an existing plantation cycle. Its quality sits entirely in the processing: freshly felled rubberwood is high in sugars and starch, making it susceptible to blue-stain fungus and borer attack unless kiln-dried and preservative-treated promptly after felling. Request written confirmation of treatment, the processing records, and the moisture content at despatch, since timber dried for a tropical climate meets very different conditions in a heated UK room.

Graded unloading with usable increments at the light end. Two yellow, two blue and two red give six springs with two at the light end, and light springs are what let a therapist unload a movement a patient cannot yet perform against gravity. Having two allows both a very light setting and a small step between light settings, which is where early post-operative and neurological work spends most of its time. Colour conventions are not standardised, so ask for the rates in newtons per millimetre or pounds.

As manufacturer marketing rather than specification. The header refers to enhanced stability and improved range of motion, comfort and control, but none of those carries a stated baseline, test method or comparator. The published figures — 685 mm width, 28 mm solid frame, 10 mm stainless supports, 930 mm travel — are real and are what a purchasing decision should rest on. Ask what the comparative statements were measured against if they matter to you.

All three are unpublished and all three matter. The 375 mm figure may be closer to a working height than a frame profile given the taller build, but request the carriage height at rest, and the overall height at the shoulder rests, since those determine whether a patient can transfer independently. Unit weight bears on delivery handling and floor loading. Maximum user weight is a basic safety parameter and more consequential in rehabilitation — request it in writing. Ask too whether adjustable levelling feet are fitted, since a reformer that rocks under a patient is unusable.

Confirm approved cleaning agents before ordering, since a treatment room reformer is disinfected many times a day and repeated wiping degrades some timber finishes and upholstery. On regulation, a Pilates reformer is exercise equipment rather than a medical device, so general product safety requirements apply — the EN ISO 20957 series is the reference for stationary training equipment, so ask which class is declared. Warranty terms are unpublished: ask the term, the coverage, and whether timber staining or insect damage is included. Confirm whether the machine arrives assembled and measure doorways against a 2280 by 685 mm frame.