Product overviewThe A356 is an electric-assisted standing and lifting device designed for home and institutional care. Its lightweight high-strength aluminum alloy frame and unique 4-wheel configuration (smaller front wheels, larger rear wheels) improve maneuverability on thresholds and carpets while providing stable support during sit-to-stand operations.
Key features- Advanced wheel configuration with smaller front wheels and larger rear wheels for improved obstacle negotiation and traction
- Larger rear wheels increase contact area to ease pushing over small home obstacles (thresholds, carpet edges) and enhance grip
- Front-mounted omnidirectional sensitive casters ensure a very small turning radius for precise maneuvering in narrow spaces (bedrooms, corridors)
- Dual reinforced rear brakes to secure the device during lifting and standing operations
- Ultra-lightweight material combination
- Aluminum alloy frame: corrosion-resistant, durable and reduces overall device weight for easier handling by caregivers
- Reinforced high-density Oxford cloth upholstery: wear-resistant, tensile and breathable for long-term use
- Precision drive: OKIN electric linear actuator provides smooth, controlled one-button lifting to assist users with reduced lower-limb strength
- Battery and wireless operation: built-in 2200 mAh lithium battery with fast-charging support; wireless control reduces trip hazards from cables
- Ergonomic armrests: extended non-slip, high-elasticity foam armrests provide a stable secondary support point when standing
Technical specifications- Model: A356 (Enhanced Mobility Series)
- Drive system: OKIN electric linear actuator
- Wheel configuration: 4-wheel (smaller front, larger rear) with braking system
- Frame material: High-strength aluminum alloy (corrosion-resistant)
- Upholstery: High-density breathable Oxford cloth
- Rated load / Capacity: 120 kg
- Battery: 2200 mAh lithium battery (wireless operation, fast-charging supported)
- Intended use: Lightweight, easy-to-maneuver lifting aid suitable for home and institutional scenarios