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24 24 09 Lifting and tilting systems

Devices for positioning an object in a way that allows lifting and tilting movements and that consist of sets of components which are combined together.

AbleData Product Categories

  1. Height Adjustable Tilt Top Work Table ( Furniture: Trays and Tables: Tables )
  2. Height Adjustable Tilt Top Work Table ( Workplace: Work Stations: Work Tables )
  3. Height Adjustable Work Table ( Furniture: Trays and Tables: Tables )
  4. Height Adjustable Work Table ( Workplace: Work Stations: Work Tables )
  5. Powered Height Adjustable Work Table ( Furniture: Trays and Tables: Tables )
  6. Tilt Desk ( Workplace: Work Stations: Desks )
  7. Tilt Table ( Therapeutic Aids: Therapy Furnishings: Tables )
  8. Tilt Table ( Walking: Standing: Other Standing Equipment )
  9. Tilt Top Table ( Furniture: Trays and Tables: Tables )
  10. Tilting Glass Holder ( Aids for Daily Living: Holding: Glass Holders )
  11. Wheelchair Lifter ( Wheeled Mobility: Wheelchair Accessories: Wheelchair Accessories General )

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