Flat Foot Scanner: Detect Flat Feet Easily

Plantograph for Flat Foot Detection

Plantograph for Flat Foot Detection: Accurate Foot Impression Device

Description:

A plantograph is an essential diagnostic tool used to obtain a precise imprint of the foot's weight-bearing surface. This device is crucial for detecting flat feet and other foot deformities. Unlike medical-grade devices requiring regulatory approvals, this plantograph is ideal for educational institutions, laboratories, and home use. A healthy foot typically contacts the ground at several specific points. The plantogram (footprint) produced by this device reveals the pressure distribution under body weight, highlighting areas of excessive pressure that may require medical attention.

Our plantograph uses a standard mechanical configuration. A colored, stretched fabric is placed over a sheet of paper within the frame. By simply standing on the fabric with your full weight, the colored fabric creates an anatomical imprint on the paper.

How to Obtain a Foot Impression:

1. Pour ink into the tray, evenly saturate the roller, and remove excess ink.
2. Apply ink to the inner surface of the membrane (plastic sheet).
3. Insert a sheet of paper into the frame.
4. Close the plantograph. The inked side of the membrane should face the paper.
5. Place the plantograph on the floor in front of a chair.
6. Sit on the chair and place your feet lengthwise onto the plantograph membrane. Slowly stand up, maintaining even weight distribution on both feet. Using a pen cap, pointer, or similar blunt object, carefully trace the outline of each foot on the membrane. Slowly sit back down and remove your feet.
7. Open the plantograph frame and remove the paper showing the foot's weight-bearing surface and outline. Compare the result to the illustration provided.

Dimensions:

440 x 375 x 25 mm

Keywords:

plantograph, flat foot, foot deformity, plantar pressure, foot imprint, diagnostic tool, medical device, educational tool, home use, pressure distribution, weight-bearing surface, plantogram, footprint analysis, foot health, podiatry, orthopedics, anatomical imprint, footprint, flat feet detection, pes planus.