The Vatocare VT-MW-014 is a folding aluminum positioning wheelchair offered for children aged 5–13 or adults aged 14+, with hydraulic 90–170° backrest recline, 0–45° seat tilt, adjustable headrest and seat, dual positioning belts, and anti-tip wheels. Key functions and design features include child and adult sizes, hydraulic backrest recline, independent 0–45° seat tilt. Reclining High-back Pediatric Positioning Wheelchair is suitable for cerebral palsy, inability to sit independently, lower-limb disability, postoperative care, home positioning, pediatric rehabilitation, special education, and supervised outings.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Vatocare / VT-MW-014 |
| Frame | Corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy |
| Versions | Pediatric / adult |
| Net Weight / Capacity | 21 kg / 75 kg; 22 kg / 100 kg |
| Age / Height | 5–13 years and 105–145 cm; 14+ and 140–170 cm |
| Backrest | 90–170° continuous hydraulic adjustment |
| Seat Tilt | 0–45° rearward |
| Headrest | 0–15 cm height; lateral tension adjustable |
| Seat | Width and depth adjustable |
| Leg Support | Angle adjustable; narrative states 100° range |
| Safety | Spinal and pelvic belts; rear anti-tip wheels |
| Side Guards | Removable and height adjustable |
| Folded Size | 76 × 30 × 95 cm pediatric; 80 × 30 × 95 cm adult |
| Tray | Optional and removable |
| Tires | Solid; gray or black supplied according to stock |
| Compliance Claim | Medical-device filing; number not stated |
Which specification is given for frame?
The product document lists the frame as Corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy.
How is versions described for this product?
The product document lists the versions as Pediatric / adult.
How does the Reclining High-back Pediatric Positioning Wheelchair support practical daily use?
Child and adult sizes. Hydraulic backrest recline.
What are the recommended application scenarios for model VT-MW-014?
Reclining High-back Pediatric Positioning Wheelchair is suitable for cerebral palsy, inability to sit independently, lower-limb disability, postoperative care, home positioning, pediatric rehabilitation, special education, and supervised outings.
