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The NE-AT Headrest Bracket is headrest mounting hardware designed for people with neurological or mobility disabilities, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy and other individuals who need adjustable head support. This hinged bracket has 0.25-inch countersunk mounting holes spaced 1 inch apart, with a spring loaded crank handle for tightening in tight spaces.

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This product record was updated on August 17, 2011.

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Niche Engineering - Assistive Technology

320 Moyne Drive
West Vancouver, British Columbia V7S 1J5
Canada
Telephone: 604-630-8093.
Web: http://www.ne-at.com.
Email: info@ne-at.com.


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