Spex Stylo 260

Description

Spex Stylo 260
Head Support

Infinite adjustability for the most complex situations!

Stylo 260 is engineered to offer ultimate and unparalleled adjustability to meet the most complex head positioning needs! With simple adjustment and intuitive design, it brings simplicity to the most complex of cases.

Similar to Stylo 160, clever use of twin ball joints means the head pad can be orientated to where the optimal support is required, through an available 45° of pitch; coupled with two hinge joints that offer infinite up and down, and forward and backward adjustment. In addition, it offers incredible reach with length-adjustable links.

Available in flip-back option for ease of transfers.

The Stylo Head Support is transport approved.

Functional
Benefits

Ultimate and unparalleled adjustability to meet the most complex head positioning needs!
The extended adjustable links, together with ball and socket joints allow for precise head positioning as they permit the head/neck pad to be positioned virtually anywhere within its length. Increased forward reach with 160mm (Stylo 160) or 260mm (Stylo 260) available. Improved ball mount design allows incredible range of angle adjustment, with total adjustment possible up to 270°.

One tool for all adjustments
For ease of Stylo adjustment and fine-tuning to the correct position, only one tool is required – a 5mm Hex/Allen Key.

Sturdy positioning
Machined aluminium stem design incorporates two flat edges, ensuring no stem rotation for a fixed position that won’t slip. Extra strong design clamps up tightly to prevent lateral movement.

Super quick installation
Head support stem installs simply and easily into the mount, and easily removes when required.

Clinical

Designed for the individual who:

Presents with increased thoracic or lumbar curvature of the spine and therefore requires the head support to be placed afar from the back support.
Presents with rotation or lateral flexion of the trunk and may require the head support to be positioned in a specific spot, offset from the back support.