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Graham-Field Adds New Wheelchair to Standard Line

February 4, 2020 by Laurie Watanabe

Graham-Field Health Products has added a new wheelchair to its standard Everest & Jennings wheelchair line.

The Traveler SE Plus, Graham-Field said in a Feb. 1 news announcement, “provides an effective combination of a standard wheelchair for transportation with adjustable seat height.”

This wheelchair is available in 16-inch, 18-inch or 20-inch seat widths with a 16-inch seat depth. The Traveler SE Plus features tool-free swingaway footrests with heel loops and composite footplates, or swingaway elevating legrests. Upholstery is black vinyl with a chart pocket on the back. A carbon steel frame with hammertone finish gives the Traveler SE Plus strength and durability, while desk or full-length arms with padded armrests provide a comfortable position. This chair is capable of two inches of seat height adjustment via a two-position axle and caster fork.

The Traveler SE Plus is coded K0001/K0002 and has a weight capacity of 300 lbs. (with the weight evenly distributed).

 

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