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Full range of brackets and mounting hardware for building custom seating systems for wheelchairs and other positioning devices. Includes frame interface hardware for use with Canadian Wheelchair's Mooney base. Most hardware made from chrome-plated steel, with quick release and adjustable features.

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This product record was updated on May 1, 2000.

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VASI (Variety Ability Systems Inc), an Otto Bock HealthCare Company

901 Dillingham Road
Pickering, Ontario L1W 2Y5
Canada
Telephone: 800-328-4058 or 800-665-3327 or 905-829-2080.
Fax: 416-698-5860.
Web: http://www.vasi.on.ca.
Email: info@vasi.on.ca.


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