Motion Sprint 900 SL

Precision Slat Technology: Features 60 ball-bearing mounted lamellas that provide a low-impact, joint-friendly running surface with exceptional mechanical efficiency.
Ultra-Low Starting Speeds: Capable of maintaining a smooth, stutter-free movement from just 0.1 km/h, making it an essential tool for early-stage neurological or orthopedic rehabilitation.
Versatile Inclination Range: Includes a standard 0–15% inclination adjustment, with an optional range of -3% to 12% for specialised downhill gait training.
Intelligent Pulse-Control: Offers sophisticated training programs that can automatically adjust either speed or inclination based on the patient’s real-time heart rate.
Uniform User Interface: Features the same high-contrast display used across the entire 900/900 med cardio line, ensuring a consistent and intuitive experience for both staff and patients.
Ergonomic Safety Railing: Designed to encourage a natural, upright posture during walking or running while providing a secure handhold for safe mounting and dismounting.
High-Performance Expandability: Available with a wide range of professional options and performance packages to suit specialised medical and sports science applications.

The motion sprint 900 SL is a robust, high-performance treadmill engineered with advanced lamella (slat) technology. Designed for both clinical rehabilitation and professional athletic training, it provides a superior running surface that prioritises joint protection and mechanical precision.

Advanced Lamella Engineering for Joint Protection
At the heart of the motion sprint 900 SL are 60 individual slats, each laterally mounted on high-precision ball bearings. This allows the running surface to “swing” freely and respond dynamically to every footfall. The result is a highly shock-absorbent surface that optimally protects the patient’s joints while ensuring smooth synchronisation even at low motor power.

This low-friction design is particularly beneficial for delicate rehabilitation, as it enables smooth, consistent operation at speeds as low as 0.1 km/h. For higher-intensity diagnostics, the system supports speeds up to 17.0 km/h as standard, with an optional performance package increasing the maximum speed to 22 km/h.