Our Products

Blatchford is one of the world’s longest established prosthetics companies. Our corporate headquarters is located in the UK, with additional clinical, manufacturing, research and development locations around the world.

We design and build some of the most advanced prosthetic and orthotic products on the market today and whether your patient is a transfemoral or transtibial amputee, congenital limb difference patient, or mobility affected due to illness, we have the perfect solution for them in our catalogue of lower limb prosthetics and orthotic devices.

For example, our award-winning lower limb system, Linx, is a radical development in rehabilitation: an integrated, microprocessor-controlled system in which the knee and foot work seamlessly together to ensure perfect gait response on all kinds of terrain.

Our one-of-a-kind Performance Response Technology® can only be found in Blatchford prosthetic devices.

Recent innovations in 2022 include the KX07 hydraulic knee and the BMK2 mechanical knee.

For K1 patients, our feet products include:

• Multiflex
• Navigator

For K1 patients, our knee product includes:

• Compact SAKL
  
  

For K2 patients, our feet products include:

• Avalon K2
• Avalon K2 VAC
• Navigator
• SuperSACH
• Aqualimb TT
  
  

For K2 patients, our mechanical knee product includes:

• BMK2
  
  

For K3 patients, our non-hydraulic feet/ankles products include:

• Blade XT
• Elite Blade VT
• Elite Blade
• Elite VT
  
  

For K3 patients, our non-hydraulic feet include:

• Elite2
• Javelin
• Epirus
• Esprit
  
  

For K2, K3 and K4 patients, our hydraulic ankle feet include:

• Echelon VAC
• Echelon VT
• Echelon
• EchelonER

For K3 patients, our mechanical knees include:

• KX07
• Mercury Hydraulic
• ESK+ PSPC
• ESK+ PSPC & MKL
  
  

For K3 patients, our hydraulic microprocessor ankle feet include:

• ElanIC
• Elan

For K3 patients, our microprocessor knees include:

• Orion3
• SmartIP

For K3 patients, our fully integrated limb system includes:

• Linx

Industry Resources for Clinicians

To provide quality care for amputees, industry professionals must have access to a network of sources that provides guidance on available products, new releases, education, training other useful information.

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