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Molift Quick Raiser 2 stand-up patient lift has a inclined straight column which imitates the natural pattern of movement and fulfills the lifting needs of users with some degree of weight bearing capacity. Quick Raiser 2 lift has electrically spreadable leg base which is compact, stable and easy to maneuver.
Quick Raiser 2 has unique wheel position and near perfect weight distribution of the base which provides a good turning radius and easy maneuverability even in narrow spaces. Quick Raiser 2 standing lift has a safe working load of 352 lbs. and low base (4") which fits under most beds and chairs whilst the electrically spreadable legs enables accessibility almost everywhere.
- Integrated service software
- Electrically spreadable legs
- Natural pattern of movement
- Multiple adjustable knee pads
- Environment friendly NiMH battery
- Quick Raiser 2 Complete with U-Shape Arm
| Arm Type: | V-shape, U-shape |
| Leg Height: | 3.9" |
| Material: | Aluminum, Steel |
| Total Weight: | 79.5lbs |
| Length: | 37.6" |
| Chassis Width: | 24" |
| Lifting Speed: | 2"/sec at 165lbs |
| Battery Charge Time: | 3 hours |
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