Matsunaga Wheelchair Next-61B

Description

Matsunaga Wheelchair Next-61B

Features

• Small wheeled carts (must have a wheelchair)
• 3D backrest can be adjusted according to your body.
• Armrests are adjustable and can be raised.
• Footrest swings in and out, adjustable and removable.
• Height adjustable seat
• Imported from Japan (Good Design Award 2014)

Product details

• medium size
  • Seat width: 40 cm.
  • Seat height: 41, 43, 45 cm.
  • Seat depth: 40 cm.
  • Armrest height: 25-31 cm.
  • Height of the backrest: 46 cm.
  • Leg support length: 32.5- cm.
  • Total width : 55 cm.
  • Total depth (front to back) : 95.5 cm.
  • Total height: 90 cm.
  • Front wheel width: 6 inches
  • Rear wheel width: 16 inches
  • Maximum user weight support: 130 kg.
  • Stroller weight: 14.6 kg.
• big size
  • Seat width: 46 cm.
  • Seat height: 47, 49 cm.
  • Seat depth: 40 cm.
  • Armrest height: 25-31 cm.
  • Height of the backrest: 46 cm.
  • Footrest length: 32.5- cm.
  • Total width : 61 cm.
  • Total depth (front to back) : 95.5 cm.
  • Total height: 96 cm.
  • ความกว้างล้อหน้า : 7 นิ้ว
  • Rear wheel width: 16 inches
  • Maximum user weight support: 130 kg.
  • Cart weight: 15.6 kg.

key ingredient

• aluminum
• nylon
• vinyl

feature

• The structure is made of aluminum, strong and lightweight.
• Front and rear wheels are solid tires, no need to inflate.
• There are brakes on both sides of the wheel. and hand brake Drum Brake system

How to use

• Users should practice their wheelchair skills and operate the wheelchair according to the instruction manual. And may ask advice from your doctor or specialist.

Caution

• If a wheelchair goes down a slope You have to hold onto it tightly and carefully back down. Including keeping an eye on that wheelchair users are in a good position Not allowing the body to tilt to one side
• When pushing through curves A good stance must be established to prevent centrifugal forces during cornering. And make sure the wheels are not locked Because it will not be able to turn
• If passing through a rough road, it must be pushed slowly to minimize the impact on the patient. And reduce the risk of injury
• Before moving through curves, rough roads, down slopes, or through obstacles Always notify those who are wheelchairs. So that the sick or the disabled can prepare Prevent shock symptoms and accidents