Molift® Quick Raiser 2 Sit-to-Stand Lift

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Molift® Quick Raiser 2 Sit-to-Stand Lift

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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.

Product Highlights

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

Specs

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

Warranty

60 Days

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