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M300 Corpus 3G Mid Wheel Power Wheelchair

M300 Corpus 3G Mid Wheel Power Wheelchair

The M300 features the ground-breaking, patent-pending Climbing and Traction Link system. With its compact size, the M300 has a tight 20″ turning radius, comes with PG 120 amp R-Net electronics and offers two speed packages – 6 MPH standard and 7.5 MPH optional.  View more

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Maximum Weight Capacity 300 lbs
Maximum Speed Options 6.0 MPH, 7.5 MPH
Driving Range 13 Miles
Base Width 24″
Base Length 36.5″
Minimum Turning Radius 20″
Ground Clearance 3″
Optional Seat Elevator 8″
Maximum Slope 9° Up / 9° Down
Armrest Pad Lengths 10″, 13″, 16″
Seat Widths 17″, 19″, 21″, 23″
Seat Depths 14″ – 22″
Backrest Heights 20″, 23″ – 28″

 

Description

The M300 features the ground-breaking, patent-pending Climbing and Traction Link system. With its compact size, the M300 has a tight 20″ turning radius, comes with PG 120 amp R-Net electronics and offers two speed packages – 6 MPH standard and 7.5 MPH optional. The M300 also features stylish easy-to-replace swing arm covers made of scratch resistant material, which protect the swing arms from unsightly chips and scrapes. The patent-pending Climbing and Traction Link system connects the drive wheels and casters and performs multiple functions, providing overall stability especially while climbing obstacles and traversing various surfaces. With the Climbing and Traction Link system, the M300 boasts unmatched climbing capabilities – 3″ forward and 2″ reverse. The large 8″ casters and flat-free drive tires with gel inserts help absorb shock, while the solid steel struts lessen the impact of lateral forces. Plus, the Climbing and Traction Link system incorporates an oil-damped shock with a progressive tension spring, so performance can be adjusted to fit an individual’s weight and lifestyle needs.

The M300 Corpus 3G Mid Wheel Power Wheelchair is available in many colors and fabric options. Call us for more information.

 

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