Life & Mobility at Naidex 2012 may 01 - may 03 NEC Birmingham
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Life & Mobility is pleased to announce our attendance at Naidex 2012. We are excited to be exhibiting and showcasing our product range in the UK for the very first time!
Quattron now part of Life & Mobility
Since September 7, Quattron Techniek from Ridderkerk in the province of Zuid-Holland has been part of the Life & Mobility Group. This move is the logical consequence of the fact that the companies had been co-operating for many years in manufacturing supporting products and wheelchairs, and that co-operation had become ever closer.
By joining forces completely, the companies can ensure that their products are more compatible, so the domestic market will be served better and the foreign markets can be worked more effectively.
An inspiring future
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19 July 2010 - Life & Mobility aspires to be a reliable partner for its clients, suppliers and its other business relationships; it is a wholly owned Dutch manufacturer, brimming with creativity and innovation, which provides good, professional business services.
Contour Gel: that’s really comfortable!
12 April 2010 - Preventing decubitus in wheelchair users is an important
issue for every care professional. At Revab too, we are
continuously looking for solutions.
The Invito backrest is inviting
12 April 2010 - A proper backrest is of great importance to a proper
sitting posture. Certainly for wheelchair users in care and
nursing homes who have reduced trunk balance and/or
serious kyphotic abnormalities.
Comfort + conformity = Comform backrest
12 April 2010 - The backrest of a wheelchair determines to an important
extent the posture of the upper body and thus the stability
of the trunk. This starts off with the correct position of
the pelvis.
Matrixx insertable legrest tubes improved
12 April 2010 - Thanks to further innovation, the Matrixx insertable
legrest tubes have been improved. The oval metal tube
has made way for an all-aluminium tube.
Canto Nxt models even more ergonomic
12 April 2010 - The Canto Nxt Snellius and Kelvin will henceforth be
fitted with oval push-handles with angular adjustment as
standard. The attendant can thus always adjust the handle
to an ergonomic position, regardless of the wheelchair
user’s desired seat and back angles.