Description
The FASCIQ® IASTM Tool Set Large is a comprehensive five-piece tool set for professional instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilisation. All FASCIQ® IASTM tools come with a Lifetime Guarantee.
All FASCIQ® IASTM tools come with a Lifetime Guarantee, which applies under normal conditions of use.
FASCIQ® IASTM Tool Set Large
The FASCIQ® IASTM Tool Set Large contains five stainless-steel instruments for treating different areas
of the body, including larger muscle groups. The variation in shapes, lengths and treatment edges allows
practitioners to choose the most suitable tool for each application.
Material: AISI 304 (1.4301) high-quality surgical stainless steel
| No. | Dimensions | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 9 mm × 1.9 cm × 44.6 cm | 539 g | Heavy IASTM tool for treating larger areas. Features two handles and a convex side for broad, deep stroking techniques. |
| 2 | 6 mm × 6 cm × 13.6 cm | 207 g | Features two slanted sides positioned at a perpendicular angle, as well as one convex and one concave treatment edge. |
| 3 | 6 mm × 4.2 cm × 20.7 cm | 263 g | Features two slanted sides, a long convex curve and two concave arches for working around different body contours. |
| 4 | 6 mm × 3.2 cm × 21.3 cm | 216 g | Features a downward-sloping convex curve on one side and a convex treatment edge along the straight lower side. |
| 5 | 5 mm × 2.3 cm × 15.2 cm | 85 g | Compact tool with two arches and multiple slanted treatment edges. The different finishes allow for precise and controlled applications. |
Common applications of FASCIQ® IASTM Tools
FASCIQ® IASTM tools are commonly used by trained professionals as part of treatments involving areas or
complaints such as:
- Plantar fascia complaints
- Patellar tendon complaints
- Achilles tendon complaints
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Shin splints
- Adhesive capsulitis
- Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
- Iliotibial band friction syndrome
- Surgical or traumatic scars
The appropriate tool and treatment technique depend on the body area, tissue and individual situation.
IASTM treatments should be performed by a practitioner with suitable knowledge and training.
Why fascia requires attention
The fascial system is closely connected to the functioning of joints, muscles, organs and tendons.
Well-hydrated fascia helps the different tissue layers glide smoothly during movement.
Fascia also contributes to force transmission throughout the body. These properties make the fascial
network an important consideration during soft tissue assessment and treatment.
















