North Quay House
Sutton Harbour,
Plymouth,
Devon,
PL4 0RA
UK Office
+44 (0) 1752 547608
Fax : 0870 4797828
Conference No.: 08704784495
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Mayflower Medical
Static Seating.
Supaflex Cushion Visco Elastic Comfort cushion
Combination of supporting
foam with a layer of temperture sensitive visco elastic foam which aids patient comfort.
Covered with two way stretch waterproof
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Neo Gel High Risk
- For use in wheelchairs or day care chairs
- High risk category
- CMHR foam with castellated upper surface
- Combination of foam and gel sac dissipates pressure in areas of high loading
- Multi stretch PU coated nylon cover, welded seams, zip three sides
- Platinon Liner optional
- Can take Up to 121 kg ( 19stone)
- Fire retardancy BS 7176
- Reduces interface pressure. High conformity through gel
- 12 Month Warrantee.
Cushion Sizes
(standard)
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48 cm x 48 cm x 8 cm
46 cm x 46 cm x 8 cm
43 cm x 43 cm x 8 cm
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Neo Therm High Risk
- For use in wheelchairs or day care chairs
- High risk category
- Combination of supportive, profiled CMHR foam base and conforming visco elastic foam surface
- Multi stretch PU coated nylon cover, welded seams, zip three sides
- Can take up to 127 kg ( 20 stone)
- Fire Reatardant BS 7176 : 1995
- 8 cm cushion with CMHR base and visco elastic upper layer
Cushion Sizes
(Standard)
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48 cm x 48 cm x 8 cm
46 cm x 46 cm x 8 cm
43 cm x 43 cm x 8 cm |
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* A custom size cushion can be made to order.
Farley Gel Cushion Medium Risk
The Farley Gel provides superior pressure relief while
encouraging good posture. The cushion is complimented
with a gel sac which under the ischial tuberosicities thus
reducing pressure.
Suitable for both wheelchairs or day care chairs. The
two way cover is fully welded to minimise fluid/bacteria
ingress.
Slight posture control helps to increase the comfort, reduce
sheer forces and minimise slippage and sacral sitting |
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Warranty
The Neo Range is covered by a limited one-year warranty.
All cushions in the Neo range have been tested at Salisbury District Hospital's Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering.
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