
Accusure Mag WheelChair (WC-3)
Accu Sure

Ultra-lightweight aluminum alloy frame, which makes it very light and easy to operate.
Can be folded and stored away easily.
Can move in a very narrow space.
Best-in-class material: aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame.
Easy to carry and move around anywhere.
Super lightweight wheelchair with efficient self-propelled function.
New ergonomic hand rims enhance comfort, flexibility, and mobility, making it effortless to propel the wheelchair.
Flip back the armrest; swing away the footrest.
Features: seat width: 16′′/18′′; weight capacity: 100 kg; 8′′ solid caster; 24′′ solid rear wheel.
Convenient to travel with a backrest, easy to fold, smaller size, and easy to put into the trunk of the car
The stable footrest also helps in providing optimum support to the patient.
Push the brake levers forward on both sides of the chair.
Once seated comfortably in the chair, move the footplates into position.
Release the footrest catch and swing the footrests around to the front of the chair.
Drop both footplates down, one at a time.
Place your feet on the footplates.
Keep safe from physical damage.
Keep reaching out to children.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for seniors with occasional mobility challenges — helps provide gentle support and safe movement, promoting independence and confidence in daily activities. ·
Secondary Prevention
Suitable when mobility becomes more limited or assistance is needed more frequently — offers enhanced stability and ergonomic support to improve comfort and reduce strain during movement. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with long-term mobility needs — helps maintain safe, sustained independence, supports proper posture, and promotes overall quality of life and daily wellness.

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