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NECK/SHOULDER POSITIONING COLLAR ASSEMBLY    

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The Neck/Shoulder Positioning Collar Assembly is a headrest designed to replace both occipital support and rigid shoulder positioners or other anterior thoracic supports for users with moderate to low "tone." The malleable aluminum collar provides posterior neck support and superior and anterior shoulder support. It is padded with closed cell foam and upholstered with nylon terry cloth backed with neoprene rubber. The mounting hardware (included) allows height and forward/back adjustment with a slide bracket and knob. OPTIONS: Retention straps to be attached to ends of shoulder extensions (model KC-1014) are available. SIZE: Small (model ASKC-SM) with a 3.75-inch width; and Large (model ASKC-LG) with a 5-inch width. DIMENSIONS: The small model is 3.75 inches wide and the large model is 5 inches wide.

Notes: This company maintains a website at http://www.snugseat.com.

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This product record was updated on October 21, 2010.

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Manufacturer:

Snug Seat, Inc., a Subsidiary of R82 A/S

12801 E. Independence Boulevard
PO Box 1739
Matthews, North Carolina 28106
United States
Telephone: 800-336-7684 or 704-882-0668.
Fax: 704-882-0751.
Web: http://www.snugseat.com.
Email: sales@snugseat.com.


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