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FY864LBP
Feiyang Medical
FY864LBP is designed for lightweight durability and ease of use. With a fixed armrest, it offers a stable structure, and its 8-inch solid front wheels allow for smooth movement on flat surfaces. The 24-inch MAG wheels with puncture-resistant PU tires ensure a steady ride, while the plastic hand rim allows for manual control. The side board offers protection from wheel debris, and the plastic footplate provides foot support. With a weight capacity of 100 kg and a net weight of only 12.4 kg, it is easy to transport and maneuver, ideal for daily mobility needs.
1.The standard manual wheelchair is Lightweight Design. With a net weight of 12.4 kg, the aluminum frame is easy to transport and maneuver, making it ideal for both caregivers and users.
2.Durability: Aluminum is rust-resistant and long-lasting, ensuring the wheelchair can withstand regular use.
3.Low Maintenance Wheels: The 8-inch solid front wheels and 24-inch MAG wheels with PU tires are puncture-resistant and require little maintenance, suitable for a variety of surfaces.
4.Ease of Use: The plastic hand rim allows for smooth manual propulsion, and the fixed armrests offer stability.
5.Portability: The medical manual wheelchair is lightweight nature makes it easy to fold and transport.
These features make it a practical and reliable mobility aid.
Total Length | 104cm |
Total Width | 667.5cm |
Total Height | 87cm |
Seat Width | 46cm |
Seat Depth | 40cm |
The height from Back to the seat | 42cm |
The height from seat to the floor | 48cm |
The Dia of the front wheels | 19cm |
The Dia of the Rear wheels | 58cm |
N.W | 12.4KG |
Weight capacity | 100kg |
Packing Size | 94*28*87cm,1pcs/ctn |
G.W | 14KG |
1.Daily Home Use
Manual wheelchairs are very suitable for home environments, especially for elderly individuals or patients in recovery who need mobility assistance indoors or nearby. The simple structure of manual wheelchairs makes them easy to maneuver in tight spaces such as kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms.
2.Hospitals and Rehabilitation Centers
In medical institutions, manual wheelchairs are commonly used for short-distance transportation of patients, such as moving from the ward to the treatment room. They are also used for rehabilitation exercises, helping patients regain mobility.
3.Nursing Homes and Care Centers
Manual wheelchairs are widely used in nursing homes, assisting elderly residents with daily activities such as walking around the facility or participating in social events. Budget-friendly wheelchairs are especially suitable for care facilities with limited resources.
4.Outdoor Activities
Many manual wheelchairs are also suitable for outdoor use, particularly on flat roads or in parks. Solid tires and sturdy structures provide a smooth mobility experience on different terrains.
5.Short Trips and Shopping
Manual wheelchairs are lightweight and easy to fold, making them ideal for outings, shopping trips, visiting friends, or short travels. They are convenient for use in public transportation, shopping centers, and other public spaces.
6.Temporary Use
Manual wheelchairs are often provided as temporary equipment in venues such as exhibitions or tourist attractions for visitors in need.
7.Economical Choice
For those who need a wheelchair temporarily or for a short period, such as during recovery from an injury, a manual wheelchair is an economical and practical option.
How to Use a Manual Wheelchair
1. Prepare the Wheelchair
Unfold the wheelchair, ensuring it is fully open and locked. Check the tires and brakes to make sure they are functioning properly.
2. Sitting in the Wheelchair
Lock the brakes to prevent the wheelchair from moving. Raise or lower the footrests to help the user sit down. After sitting, place the feet on the footrests.
3. Moving the Wheelchair
Release the brakes and hold onto the hand rims on the rear wheels. Push forward or pull back to move forward or backward. To turn, push only one side of the hand rims.
4. Going Up and Down Slopes or Over Obstacles
When going uphill, lean slightly forward and push the hand rims firmly. When going downhill, lean back and gently push the hand rims to control speed.
5. Parking and Getting Out
Lock the brakes to prevent sliding. Stand up steadily and step out of the wheelchair.
6. Folding and Storing
Lift the middle of the seat to fold the wheelchair.
FAQ
Q:What is the capacity of the wheelchair?
A:100KG
Q:What is your MOQ?
A:100PCS
Q:How long is the service life of a wheelchair?
A:The service life of a wheelchair is usually 3-5 years, depending on the material of the wheelchair, frequency of use and maintenance. Regular maintenance of the wheelchair can extend its service life and ensure safe use.
