Standard Aluminum Folding Manual Wheelchair

The Vatocare VT-MW-020 is a basic 17 kg aluminum folding wheelchair with a 100 kg capacity, 24-inch solid self-propelling rear wheels, 6-inch swivel front wheels, attendant parking brake, fixed armrests and footrest, and padded fabric seating. Key functions and design features include basic high-value configuration, 17 kg aluminum frame, 100 kg stated capacity. Standard Aluminum Folding Manual Wheelchair is suitable for home routines, balcony or indoor movement, short-term postoperative recovery, community clinic visits, nursing homes, and basic institutional mobility.

Product Specifications

Item Specification
Brand / Model Vatocare / VT-MW-020
Frame Corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy
Net Weight / Capacity 17 / 100 kg
Rear Wheels 24-inch solid PU with metal hand rims
Front Wheels 6-inch solid swivel
Folding Manual X-frame; tool-free
Brake Rear integrated attendant parking brake
Seat / Back Breathable fabric with resilient foam
Armrests Fixed
Footrest Fixed integrated widened type
Dimensions Not stated
Optional Accessories No expansion interfaces stated
Intended Users Older adults, mild lower-limb impairment, short-term postoperative recovery
Compliance Claim Medical-device filing; number not stated

Product Features

  • Basic high-value configuration.
  • 17 kg aluminum frame.
  • 100 kg stated capacity.
  • Self-propelling solid rear wheels.
  • Maneuverable swivel front wheels.
  • Simple attendant parking brake.
  • Tool-free folding.
  • Low-maintenance fixed components.

FAQ

How is frame described for this product?
The product document lists the frame as Corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy.

What does the source document state for net weight / capacity?
The product document lists the net weight / capacity as 17 / 100 kg.

What are the main functional advantages of this model?
Basic high-value configuration. 17 kg aluminum frame.

In which environments can VT-MW-020 be used?
Standard Aluminum Folding Manual Wheelchair is suitable for home routines, balcony or indoor movement, short-term postoperative recovery, community clinic visits, nursing homes, and basic institutional mobility.

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