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OCCIPITAL "T" BAR (MODEL 1670)    

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Picture of OCCIPITAL The Occipital "T" Bar, model 1670, is a neck support designed for head, neck, trunk, and shoulder support for individuals with spinal cord injury or severe physical disabilities during wheelchair use. The bar is made of high strength aluminum alloy, padded with high resiliance foam tubing, and covered with a Lycra slip cover. The unit includes two quarter-inch-20 x 0.5 inch SHHD screws for attaching to the "T" Tube-Plate weldment. DIMENSIONS: The foam 1.5 inches in diameter. The bar is 6 3/8 inches long.

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Price: 133.50.

This product record was updated on December 31, 2003.

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Metalcraft Industries Inc

399 North Burr Oak
Oregon, Wisconsin 53575
United States
Telephone: 888-399-3232 or 608-835-3232.
Fax: 608-835-9180.
Web: http://www.metalcraft-industries.com/.
Email: Customer-Service@Metalcraft-Industries.com.


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