Aluminum Pediatric Wheelchair for Cerebral Palsy Children
We are manufacturer, accept OEM and Export service
Model: |
AC958LGC-16 |
Material: |
Aluminum Alloy |
Surface: |
Silver/black |
Product Size: |
115*58*124cm |
Front wheel: |
6inch PVC |
Back wheel: |
16inch PU |
Seat width: |
41cm |
Seat Depth: |
37cm |
Seat height: |
52cm |
Back height: |
41-56cm |
Armrest height: |
17-22cm |
Package Material: |
(OEM) Carton |
Package Size: |
77*28*94cm |
Package Quantity: |
1PC |
Net weight: |
22.5kg |
Gross weight: |
25kg |
Functions: |
Adjustable armrest Detachable footrest Adjust the reclining angle with the hydraulic lever Can be foldable |



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Why choose us?
frequently asked questions
Q: What specialized supports does the pediatric wheelchair have?
A: It features a high backrest with headrest, side pads, and safety belts to ensure postural stability and comfort for children with cerebral palsy, reducing muscle strain.
Q: Is the pediatric wheelchair adjustable as the child grows?
A: Yes, components like the seat depth, backrest height, and leg rests are adjustable, allowing it to adapt to the child’s growth over several years.
Q: How to clean the wheelchair seats and frames?
A: For fabric seats, wipe with a mild detergent and damp cloth; for leather/padded seats, use leather cleaner. Metal frames can be cleaned with a dry cloth to prevent rust. Avoid soaking or using abrasive cleaners.
Do your travel wheelchairs meet airline or cruise line transportation requirements?
Answer: Yes. Our travel wheelchairs weigh 13-15lbs (foldable) and meet the size requirements for airplane cargo holds and cruise ship cabin storage. They are cruise line-compliant and can fit under most cabin beds, making them perfect for travel enthusiasts.
How long is the battery life of your electric wheelchairs?
Answer: The standard lithium-ion battery of our electric wheelchairs provides a driving range of 10-15 miles on a single charge. The battery has a cycle life of 500-800 charges, and we recommend regular maintenance (e.g., avoiding overcharging) to extend its service life.






