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OXYGEN TANK HOLDER (MODEL 16C204A)    

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Picture of OXYGEN TANK HOLDER (MODEL 16C204A) The Oxygen Tank Holder, model 16C204A, is an oxygen carrying case designed for use individuals with respiratory disabilities who use wheelchairs. This nylon tank holder has two mounting straps that are adjustable to fit most wheelchairs. The top strap fits over the push handles of the wheelchair and the bottom strap fits over the tip bars. These straps are long enough to mount the oxygen tank off center to avoid contact with the user’s head and back. This case holds size D and E or other 4-inch diameter tanks. DIMENSIONS: 4 inches in diameter x 20 or 26 inches long. COLOR: Black.

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This product record was updated on May 15, 2008.

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Parsons ADL Inc.

RR #2, No.1986 Sideroad 15
Tottenham, Ontario L0G 1W0
Canada
Telephone: 800-263-1281 or 905-936-3580.
Fax: 888-225-5535 or 905-936-3585.
Web: http://www.parsonsadl.com.
Email: custserv@parsonsadl.com.


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