This type of heat therapy was developed back in 1947 and has been used by numerous therapists ever since. Heat therapy is the application of local or general heat with a therapeutic effect. A very important factor is the conduction coefficient, which expresses how long the heat is retained and how quickly it is released into the body. The speed of a biochemical reaction is crucial for initiating a healing process. Heat improves blood circulation and thus the metabolism, which is the basis for this biochemical reaction.

This type of heat therapy was developed back in 1947 and has been used by numerous therapists ever since. Heat therapy is the application of local or general heat with a therapeutic effect. A very important factor is the conduction coefficient, which expresses how long the heat is retained and how quickly it is released into the body. The speed of a biochemical reaction is crucial for initiating a healing process. Heat improves blood circulation and thus the metabolism, which is the basis for this biochemical reaction.

This type of heat therapy was developed back in 1947 and has been used by numerous therapists ever since. Heat therapy is the application of local or general heat with a therapeutic effect. A very important factor is the conduction coefficient, which expresses how long the heat is retained and how quickly it is released into the body. The speed of a biochemical reaction is crucial for initiating a healing process. Heat improves blood circulation and thus the metabolism, which is the basis for this biochemical reaction.

This type of heat therapy was developed back in 1947 and has been used by numerous therapists ever since. Heat therapy is the application of local or general heat with a therapeutic effect. A very important factor is the conduction coefficient, which expresses how long the heat is retained and how quickly it is released into the body. The speed of a biochemical reaction is crucial for initiating a healing process. Heat improves blood circulation and thus the metabolism, which is the basis for this biochemical reaction.

This type of heat therapy was developed back in 1947 and has been used by numerous therapists ever since. Heat therapy is the application of local or general heat with a therapeutic effect. A very important factor is the conduction coefficient, which expresses how long the heat is retained and how quickly it is released into the body. The speed of a biochemical reaction is crucial for initiating a healing process. Heat improves blood circulation and thus the metabolism, which is the basis for this biochemical reaction.

Semi-automatic pot medi warm - ideal for heating heat carriers such as compresses. The device has a very long service life, even in continuous operation.

The practical compress warmer can heat compresses, towels etc. up to 70 °C. Incl. insert basket and water collection tray. Thanks to the protection system, the compress warmer cannot overheat.

The kerosene bath - ideal for rheumatism, joint diseases and for relaxing muscles! Suitable for treating feet, knees, elbows and hands, yet fits perfectly on a small work surface, ideal for rheumatism and other joint disorders. Automatic temperature control heats kerosene to 54.4 °C, with an accuracy of approx. 2.8 °C. Automatic and precise temperature control: thermostatic control heats the kerosene to the optimum temperature for maximum therapeutic benefit.