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Seating Hardware are components for seating systems that include: 7 types of head and neck supports, 5 models of outer pommel supports, 2 inner pommel support, anterior stop bars, 10 footrest bracket options, 25 suspension hook options, slide brackets, strap hooks, tray brackets, 2 types of headrest hardware, single end button locks, removable lateral hardware, laterals, box seat hardware, solid seat and back brackets, solid seat and back hinges, kids seat bracket, and a drop away pommel.

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This product record was updated on January 16, 2001.

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IDC Tectonics Ltd

PO Box 2104 Station B
St Catherines, Ontario L2M 6P5
Canada
Telephone: 905-646-6335.
Fax: 905-646-6338.
Web: http://www.idctectonics.com.


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