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Picture of ORTHOTIC DROP SEAT (MODEL 6331) The Orthotic Drop Seat, model 6331, is a solid seat insert designed to lower a wheelchair seat to enable foot propulsion of a wheelchair or to enable the user to reach the footplates. This seat replaces a standard sling seat and provides adjustable drop and it may be configured to create a wedge to prevent forward sliding. A removable padded, wipe-clean vinyl cover is included. DIMENSIONS: This seat fits 18-inch wide chairs and the drop is adjustable up to 3.5 inches.

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This product record was updated on July 25, 2001.

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J T Posey Company

5635 Peck Road
Arcadia, California 91006-0020
United States
Telephone: 800-447-6739 or 626-443-3143.
Fax: 800-767-3933 or 626-443-5012.
Web: http://www.posey.com.
Email: info@posey.com.


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