Podiatric examination equipment —

For over 40 years, Capron Podologie has been supporting foot care professionals by offering technical solutions tailored to their needs. Our examination equipment is designed to meet the requirements of modern podiatrists:
- Reliability and accuracy: each device is designed to provide accurate measurements to ensure a high-quality diagnosis.
- Ergonomics and comfort: whether it's analysis systems or measuring tools, everything is designed to make the practitioner's work easier and the patient more comfortable.
- Durability: our products are made from robust materials that can withstand daily use in the practice.
- Adaptability: our equipment can be adapted to all practices, from general podiatry to sports or posturology specialists.
Discover our equipment and consumables for manufacturing insoles and orthotics, for comprehensive support for your patients.

A well-equipped podiatry practice ensures reliable diagnosis and optimal patient care. Examination equipment must cover the practitioner's essential needs, from static observation to dynamic analysis.
Essential equipment for a podiatry practice:
- Podograph: used in conjunction with impression sheets and an ink roller, this diagnostic tool is used to create a footprint impression for the purpose of making orthotics.
- Podoscope: this device provides an immediate, real-time view of the distribution of pressure on the foot, enabling the detection of postural abnormalities and analysis of static posture.
Goniometers, plumb lines, arch measuring devices: these clinical assessment tools are used to analyze posture, joint alignment, and foot morphology in order to establish an accurate diagnosis.
At Capron Podologie, we select our products for their reliability and compatibility with different podiatric examination methods.

Every practice has its own specific characteristics, and the choice of podiatry examination equipment should be guided by your clinical needs and the type of patients you treat.
Here are some essential criteria to consider:
Ergonomics and available space: adapt the size and configuration of the equipment to your practice for optimal working comfort.
Versatility: choose equipment that can be adapted to several types of examinations and protocols.
For elderly or mobility-impaired patients, choose low-height equipment that is easily accessible.
Ease of use and maintenance: opt for equipment that is simple to handle, robust, and easy to clean.
Our Capron Podiatry experts will help you choose the equipment best suited to your practice, for a customized and scalable installation.