Schiller TMX-428 CP Treadmill

The Schiller TMX-428 CP Treadmill is a medical-grade, computer-controlled treadmill designed for cardiac stress testing and diagnostic applications. Built for precision and patient safety, it seamlessly integrates with Schiller ECG and stress test systems, making it ideal for hospitals, cardiology clinics, and diagnostic centers.

Overview

Engineered for consistent performance, the TMX-428 CP features a quiet, maintenance-free drive system and a robust frame capable of handling high workloads. Its computer-controlled interface ensures smooth acceleration, customizable test protocols, and precise speed and elevation adjustments. The treadmill includes safety features such as an emergency stop and patient handrails, ensuring confidence during cardiovascular assessments.

Key Features

• Computer-controlled interface: Enables automated stress test protocols with smooth transitions.
• Variable speed and elevation: Programmable range to meet standard and custom testing requirements.
• Silent, maintenance-free drive: Provides consistent, low-noise operation ideal for clinical settings.
• Heavy-duty construction: Supports patient weights up to 500 lb with minimal vibration.
• Integrated safety mechanisms: Includes emergency stop button and full-length side rails for patient stability.
• Seamless system integration: Compatible with Schiller stress ECG systems for synchronized data capture.
• Patient comfort design: Low step-up height and shock-absorbing running surface for safer testing.

Product Specifications

• Speed range: 0 to 13.5 mph (0 to 22 km/h)
• Elevation range: 0 to 25%
• Maximum patient weight: 500 lb (227 kg)
• Running surface: Approx. 22″ W × 63″ L (56 × 160 cm)
• Dimensions: Approx. 84″ L × 32″ W × 55″ H (213 × 81 × 140 cm)
• Weight: Approx. 375 lb (170 kg)
• Power supply: 115/230 V, 50/60 Hz
• Control: Fully automatic via Schiller system or manual override

Ideal For

• Cardiology clinics and heart centers
• Hospitals performing diagnostic stress tests
• Outpatient diagnostic labs
• Facilities using Schiller stress ECG or monitoring systems
• Practices requiring durable, programmable treadmills for testing