Würth France presents its first range of passive exoskeletons, a solution designed to reduce physical effort and improve the comfort of professionals in their daily activities.
Faced with musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), which account for 80% of occupational illnesses, the company offers equipment adapted to different needs: back, shoulder, neck, knee and wrist support.
Developed with Ottobock, these lightweight devices support movement without restricting mobility. Each model responds to a specific work situation - handling, working at height, prolonged positions or repeated bending.
The range includes
IX Back Air: back support for lifting tasks.
IX Shoulder Air: lighten the load on the shoulders.
CX Easy Neck: reduces cervical strain.
CX Soft Knee: support at knee level.
CX Soft Wrist and CX Soft Back: wrist and lower back support.
CX Cool Sleeves: temperature control in hot environments.
These exoskeletons are aimed at a wide range of sectors, including building and civil engineering, logistics, food processing, metallurgy and construction, and are designed to promote safer, more sustainable working conditions.
