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H-HARNESS (MODELS 31441, 31442, & 31443)    

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Picture of H-HARNESS (MODELS 31441, 31442, & 31443) The H-Harness is a harness restraint designed to aid in the proper positioning of individuals who use wheelchairs. The harness fastens over the shoulders and arround the waist and attaches to the wheelchair with the grommeted reinforced nylon webbing straps. The cushioned nylon shoulder straps with reinforced webbing attach together with quick-release buckles. SIZES: Model 31441 is small, model 31442 is medium, and model 31443 is large.

Notes: The manufacturer cautions that the H-Harness is intended for positioning only; it is not a safety device and should be used in conjunction with a seat belt.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on May 10, 2001.

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Therafin Corporation

19747 Wolf Road
Mokena, Illinois 60448-0848
United States
Telephone: 800-843-7234 or 708-479-7300.
Fax: 708-479-1515 or 888-479-1515.
Web: http://www.therafin.com.
Email: info@therafin.com.


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