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11.3 Tyres
The ideal pressure depends on the tyre type:
Tyre
Pneumatic profiled tyre:
560 mm (22"); 610 mm
(24")
Pneumatic low profile tyre:
560 mm (22"); 610 mm
(24")
Schwalbe® Marathon Plus
Evolution tyre:
610 mm (24"); 635 mm
(25")
Solid tyre:
560 mm (22"); 610 mm
(24")
Solid tyre:
100 mm (4"); 125 mm (5");
150 mm (6"); 180 mm (7")
The compatibility of the tyres listed above depends
on the configuration and/or model of your
wheelchair.
In case of a tyre puncture consult a suitable
workshop (e.g. bike repair shop, bicycle dealer ...) to
have the tube replaced by a skilled person.
1648855-D
Max. pressure
65 psi
4.5 bar
450 kPa
7.5 bar
750 kPa
110 psi
10 bar
1000
145 psi
kPa
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The size of the tyre is mentioned on the sidewall of
the tyre. The change of appropriate tyres must be
carried out by a qualified technician.
CAUTION!
– The tyres pressure have to be equal in both
wheels to avoid a less driving comfort, to keep
the brakes efficiency and an easy propelling of
the wheelchair.
11.4 Materials
Frame/backrest tubes
Upholstery (seat and backrest)
Push handles
Plastic parts like brake handles,
clothes guards, foot plates,
armpads and parts of most
options
Folding mechanism / vertical
brace / clamping parts / castor
forks
Screws, washers and nuts
All materials used are protected against corrosion.
We use only REACH compliant materials and
components.
Technical Data
Aluminum, Steel
Foam PUR, Fabric Nylon
and Polyester
PVC
Thermoplastic (e.g.
PA, PP, ABS and PUR)
according to marking
on the parts
Aluminum, Steel
Steel
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