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COMPANION SHOPPER (MODEL 5500)    

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Picture of COMPANION SHOPPER (MODEL 5500) The Companion Shopper, model 5500, is a manual wheelchair designed for use by individuals with lower extremity, mobility, or physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. This chair features a swing-away shopping basket and is designed for use in commercial and retail environments. FRAME: Carbon steel, chrome-plated frame with rear anti-tips. UPHOLSTERY: Flame retardant upholstery that is mildew and bacteria resistant with heavy-duty inner liners to prevent stretching. WHEELS: Rear wheels with permanently sealed bearings. CASTERS: Front casters with permanently sealed bearings. FOOTRESTS: Swing-away footrests. OPTIONS: Cane holder; bumper for basket. CAPACITY: 250 pounds (rider); 50 pounds (basket).

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This product record was updated on November 29, 2011.

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Electro Kinetic Technologies

W194 N11301 McCormick Drive
Germantown, Wisconsin 53022
United States
Telephone: 800-824-1068 or 262-250-7740.
Fax: 262-250-7741.
Web: http://www.ek-tech.com.
Email: Sales@EK-Tech.com.


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