Structural composition
Seats: Use breathable and wear-resistant fabric, and some models are equipped with seat cushions for added comfort.
armrest: Removable or flipped design, making it convenient for users to get on and off the wheelchair.
Foot pedal: Can be adjusted in height or disassembled to meet different leg length needs.
wheel:
Large wheel (rear wheel): Users can push it themselves, and some models are equipped with anti-slip tires.
Small wheel (front wheel): Flexible steering, some wheelchairs have brakes.
Brake system: Manual brake or parking lock to ensure safe parking.
Main types
Manual wheelchair: Rely on users or caregivers to promote it, economical and practical.
Electric wheelchair: Battery-driven, suitable for those with insufficient upper limb strength, can be operated remotely.
Sports wheelchair: Lightweight design, suitable for sports activities such as basketball and tennis.
Children's wheelchair: Small size, meets the needs of children.
Applicable groups
People with lower limb disabilities or injuries
Postoperative recovery patients
Elderly and people with limited mobility
Notes on using
Check tire pressure, brake and screw tightness regularly.
Avoid using slippery, steep slopes or uneven roads to prevent overturning.
When using it for a long time, pay attention to adjusting your sitting posture to prevent pressure ulcers.
Maintenance and maintenance
Wipe with a damp cloth when cleaning to avoid rinsing directly with water.
Store in a dry environment to prevent metal parts from rusting.
Electric wheelchairs need to be charged regularly to avoid excessive discharge of the battery.
Wheelchairs are not only a means of transportation, but also an important auxiliary device for improving life autonomy. Choosing the right wheelchair can help users participate in social activities more freely and improve their daily action experience.
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