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Systam cylindrical cushion
Cylindrical cushion to be placed under knees. Can beused together with Systam abduction block for knees. With micro-beads or polyester fiber. Removeable, washable cover.
Classification
09 07 06 07 - General purpose body positioners
Documents
BrochureThe product series contains 2 products.
Product 1 of 2
Systam cylindrical cushion, micro-beads
HMI-no.
70521
Article-no.
751500000026
Registration date
13-07-2017
Last updated
21-11-2023
Properties
(Optional) machine washable cover
Yes
Machine washable cushion
No
Measures
Longest side
60
cm
Shortest side
20
cm
Height
20
cm
Test information
No information about tests according to standards 
The supplier has not provided documentation, that this product is testet according to a relevant standard. See examples of relevant standards for this product type
EU product safety regulation
The supplier has provided the following information about CE-marking of the product. Explain CE-marking
CE marked as medical device
Product 2 of 2
Systam cylindrical cushion, polyester fiber
HMI-no.
105727
Article-no.
751500000039
Registration date
13-07-2017
Last updated
21-11-2023
Properties
(Optional) machine washable cover
Yes
Machine washable cushion
No
Measures
Longest side
60
cm
Shortest side
20
cm
Height
20
cm
Test information
No information about tests according to standards
The supplier has not provided documentation, that this product is testet according to a relevant standard. See examples of relevant standards for this product type
EU product safety regulation
The supplier has provided the following information about CE-marking of the product. Explain CE-marking
CE marked as medical device