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The CJT Super Eval Kit is an assistive technology assessment system designed for use by therapists or assistive technology specialists in evaluating mounting systems. The kit contains four complete mounting systems and optional components. Mounting systems include the Profiler, ProLite, and Profiler Lite (see separate entries). Optional components include clamping bases, inserts, and mounting tools. The kit comes in a hard-shell case with an adjustable handle, wheels, and a security lock.

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This product record was updated on January 24, 2007.

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C.J.T. Enterprises

PO Box 10028
Costa Mesa, California 92627
United States
Telephone: 714-751-6295.
Fax: 714-751-5775.
Web: http://www.cjt-yes.com.
Email: info@cjtmounting.com.


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