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Howard Wright M7 Bed (PR12575)

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PR12575 Howard Wright M7 Bed

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/12575

An electrically adjustable bed suitable for users up to 300kg. The bed has a height adjustable frame (hi-lo function), backrest adjustment, trendelenberg and reverse trendelenberg functions and knee break function. The bed is available in one size only and features a sliding bed length extension and swing up side rails.

General Details

Manufacturer/Country
New Zealand

Models / Specifications

Model M7 Stretcher: One model only
  • Length Overall 2216 mm
  • Length of Platform 2000 mm
  • Width Overall 820 mm
  • Width of Platform 700 mm
  • Load Capacity (supplier stated) 300 kg
  • Angle of Tilt 0 degrees - 16 degrees
  • Angle 0 degrees - 32 degrees
  • Angle of Backrest 0 degrees - 80 degrees

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          Maintenance

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