Karman Healthcare Ergo Flight 16" Seat Transport Wheelchair, 18 lbs - Silver

Name: Karman Healthcare Ergo Flight 16" Seat Transport Wheelchair, 18 lbs - Silver
Brand: Karman Healthcare
SKU: S-2512F16S-TP
Price: 870.00 USD
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Karman Healthcare Ergo Flight 16" Seat Transport Wheelchair, 18 lbs - Silver

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$870.00

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Model: S-2512F16S-TP
Weight: 27.00LBs.
SKU: S-2512F16S-TP
UPC: 617237605955
MPN: S-2512F16S-TP

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Karman Healthcare Ergo Flight 16" Seat Transport Wheelchair, 18 lbs - Silver

The Karman proudly announces the product that will redefine ultralight weight at the most competitive price. We did this by mixing a competitive metal with the most efficient geometry possible in designing a wheelchair.

Revolutionizing and pushing T6 Grade Aluminum Geometry and Technology to its best to compete with Titanium saving YOU more than 71% in price!

➣ Weighs only 18 lbs. (without footrest)

➣ Globally Patented S-Style Ergonomic Seat Frame

➣ 6061 T-6 Aircraft-grade Aluminum

➣ Built in Silver Aegis Anti-bacterial Cushion/Upholstery

➣ Fixed Armrests w/Concave Arm pads

➣ Swing In/Away Removable Footrest

➣ Storage Pocket Behind Backrest

➣ 18″ x 17″ Seat Width

➣ 6” x 1” Polyurethane Front Casters

➣ 14” Rear Polyurethane, High Tread, Flat Free Wheels

➣ Folding Backrest & Folding Seat

➣ Weight Capacity of 220 lbs

➣ Frame Color: Pearl Silver

➣ Companion Parking Brakes

Product Measurements
Seat Width	16 inch.
Seat Depth	17 inch.
Armrest Height	8 inch.
Seat Height	18 inch.
Back Height	17 inch.
Overall Height	36 inch.
Overall Open Width	23 inch.
Folded Width	12 inch.
Overall Length	38 inch.
Weight Without Riggings	18 lbs.
Weight Capacity	220 lbs.

Tags: light wheelchair , wheelchairs , wheelchair

Karman Healthcare Ergo Flight 16" Seat Transport Wheelchair, 18 lbs - Silver

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