Invacare 9000 SL Custom Wheelchair

  • 34847
  • 9000SL
  • Invacare

Availability: 4 to 6 weeks Lead Time

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It's important for the wheelchair to be fitted properly and be as narrow as possible while maintaining comfort and safety.

This will insure the best performance for navigating tight areas both inside the home as well out in public spaces.

A wheelchair that is too narrow or too wide can cause discomfort. When too narrow, a wheelchair can become restrictive and increase the likelihood of pressure sores, while when it's too wide, becomes more difficult to push due to the angle of the arms from the shoulders to the wheels.

To determine the necessary seat width, measure the rider's widest area of the body and add one inch. This will allow for optimum seat width while maintaining ideal usability, comfort and safety.

To determine the appropriate seat depth, measure from the back of a chair to the inside of your knee. Subtract one inch to assure no contact is made between the edge of the wheelchair seat and the inside of your leg, which could cause discomfort and prevent the rider from sitting back fully in the chair.

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Seat height also known as seat-to-floor height is measured from the front of the seat to the floor.

To determine the appropriate seat height, measure from the bend of the knee to the bottom of the foot. Subtract the height of the seat cushion if one is being used. If the wheelchair is not being self propelled by the feet, also add about 2 inches to allow for foot clearance.

Make sure you'll be positioned correctly in your wheelchair and can sit at your desk or kitchen table. Standard tables/counters have a knee clearance of 27 inches.

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Armrests are mostly a matter of personal choice, but most often users without much mobility appreciate armrests to help alleviate shoulder and back stress. Armrests also provide additional stability for users with limited upper body balance and are helpful when navigating in and out of the wheelchair. Additionally, armrests allow users the ability to do pushups, helping relieve pressure as well as protecting clothing from the wheels.

When armrests are not fitted properly the wheelchair can become more difficult to push. Not all armrests are adjustable. Height should be fitted to allow the forearm to rest fully on the armrest without pushing up on the shoulders. For users who sit at a table or desk, swing-away armrest can beneficial.

There are four basic types of armrests:
1. Full length, fixed height (entire armrest is padded with a non-adjustable height)

2. Full length, adjustable height (entire armrest is padded with various height seetings)

3. Desk length, fixed height (partial armrest is padded for easier access with tables, non-adjustable height)

4. Desk length, adjustable height (partial armrest is padded for easier access with tables, various height seetings)

Armrest that can be easily removed or flip up and down gives users the choice of when to use the armrests.

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To determine a chair's back height, measure from the seat upholstery (at the seat rail) to the top of the back upholstery.Less
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It's important for the correct wheel size to be used to insure maximum long-term comfort and ease of use.

Wheel size affects your height from the floor and the relationship of your arms to the wheel rims for pushing.

There are two types of rear wheels, Spoked Wheels and "molded" Mag Wheels.

1. Spoked Wheels are made of metal and are similar in appearance to that of bicycle wheels. The number and size of the spokes affect durability, shock absorption, weight, and performance. The more spokes, the more stable the wheel will be.

2. Mag Wheels are made of molded plastic or a composite. They have a small number of wide molded spokes that are an integral part of the wheel. Mag wheels are more durable, require less maintenance, and usually weigh more then spoked wheels.

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Wheel locks, also known as brakes are used to keep the wheelchair in a stationary position, for example, while traveling on public transportation and for safe transfers in and out of the chair.

Using wheel locks as a braking device can cause injury and excessive tire wear and should never be used in this manner.

There are various types of wheel locks available:

1. Push-to-lock wheel locks are the most common. The break is engaged by the rider pushing forward and applying pressure with the palm of their hand until the lever snaps into position.

2. Pull-to-lock wheel locks work in the same manner as the push-to-pock except the lever is pulled forward. For some riders, it may be easier because it does not require as much upper body mobility needed to push the lever away from the body.

3. Swing-away, low-mount and under-mount wheel locks work in different ways depending on the style. These wheel locks help you avoid hitting your thumbs when pushing directly on the tires by mounting the wheel locks away from this range of motion. Due to its location, some riders with limited mobility may not be able to engage these wheel locks.

Wheel lock extensions provide a greater lever arm to apply and remove the locking mechanism, making the wheel locks easier to engage for a rider with decreased upper strength.

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Casters are the smaller front wheelchair wheels. The caster fork attaches the caster wheels to the stem of the wheelchair and comes in a variety of options.

  • Multi position fork: Typically, caster forks have two positions for the caster/wheel height. The multi position fork has an added number of positions allowing for extra adjustments. This is useful for future seat height adjustments, or future changes of caster size.
  • Fork pin locks: The fork pin lock is a lock that can be used to lock the casters in place. Commonly used while transferring the user in and out of their wheelchair, the lock prevent the casters from rotating.
  • Frog legs: Frog legs are suspension forks that are spring loaded. This sporty looking option is especially useful if jolting is painful to the wheelchair user, as the suspension will absorb and cushion the bumps.
  • Quick release caster stems: This is a button placed where the caster fork attaches to the chair, called the stem. Through pressing this button, the whole fork assembly, casters included, comes off. Good for traveling.
  • 1.5 longer fork stem bolt: This is another way of adjusting the seat-to-floor height. Through choosing different fork stems, you can appropriate the seat-to-floor height you prefer.
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Quick Overview

  • Chair weighs only 33 lbs.
  • Flip-back arms. making for easy transfer
  • Dual axle seat height 19.5" - 17.5"
  • Adjustable back height 15" - 17 or 17" - 19"
  • Custom chair - no returns

Description

The Invacare IVC 9000 SL custom wheelchair is highly customizable for your body type. It comes in three seat widths, 16", 18" and 20". Two seat depths 16" or 18". Two adjustable back heights 15" - 17" or 17" - 19".. The 9000 SL custom chair weighs only 33 lbs. making it easy for travel and home use. The 9000 SL comes standard with flip back armrests, removable footrests and dual axle seat heights (19.5" - 17.5").

Features

  • Desk-length or full-length flip-back adjustable height or non-removable armrests
  • Chair weighs 33 lbs.
  • Three seat widths 16", 18" and 20"
  • Two seat depth 16" and 18"
  • Two back heights 15” - 17” or 17” - 19”
  • Dual axle positions allow variations of seat-to-floor heights
  • No maintenance, dual-sealed precision bearings
  • Heavy-duty inner liners keep seats and backs from stretching
  • Flip-back armrests
  • Removable swingaway footrests
  • Free Shipping

Specifications

Product Specifications

Weight Capacity 250 lbs.
Product Weight 33 lbs.
Seat Width 16" - 20"
Seat Depth 16", 18"
Seat-to-Floor Height 17.5" - 19.5"
Overall Width 23.5" - 27.5"
Overall Length 30.5"
Overall Height 37.5"
Folded Width 11.5" - 12"
Front Wheel Size 6", 8"
Rear Wheel Size 24"
Axle Type Fixed
Armrest Full Length, Desk Length
Back Height 15" - 19"
Upholstery Type Nylon, Vinyl
Upholstery Color Black
Footrests Swingaway, Elevating
HCPCS K0004
Warranty on Frame Lifetime Limited
Warranty on Wearable Parts One Year Limited
Shipping Weight 43 lbs.
Box Length 32"
Box Width 13"
Box Height 37"
Weight 33 lbs.
Overall Width Add 7″ to seat width (25″ for the 18″ seat)
Upholstery Black nylon or black vinyl
Medicare HCPCS Code K0004
Warranty Lifetime warranty on frame

Returns

Return Policy

Returns Policy

Unfortunately, we can not accept returns on this product. Items damaged during delivery or sent incorrectly will be fixed or replaced at 1800wheelchair.com’s expense.

See our full return policy here.

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