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The Headrest Swing Away Bracket, model SM-HRSA240, is switch mounting hardware designed for use by individuals who use wheelchair headrests. This arm attaches to any Stealth or Otto Bock style headrest (see entries). It is made ready to mount an egg switch or a sensor in a spot pad. Once adjusted in place the user can swing it away when it is not needed and push it back to the same spot when needed.

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Price: 240.00.

This product record was updated on November 16, 2007.

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Comation

P.O. Box 255, 125 Spur 191, Suite D
Spicewood, Texas 78669
United States
Telephone: 830-798-1914.
Fax: 830-693-6021.
Web: http://www.comation.com.
Email: comationinc@yahoo.com.


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