Parsons ADL EZ Enabler Table

Parsons ADL EZ Enabler Table

The EZ Enabler Table has a clamp that fits most horizontal, vertical, or angled wheelchair, rollator, or walker frames with a diameter of 1.25 in (3.2 cm). This revolutionary flexible, portable table tray is designed to help users with a variety of everyday tasks. This table may be attached to a variety of attachments thanks to the innovative clamp & tube system. The three aluminum tubes (17.8, 22.9, and 35.6 cm) connect together to allow for specific height adjustments. The surface, hook, and cup holder are all composed of polypropylene, which is both robust and dishwasher safe.

Wheelchair Lap Tray Features

The flexible cup holder is made to endure a lot of shocks and knocks. While shopping, the adaptable hook can be used to hold goods such as keys, cell phones, and bags. For storage, the tray easily detaches and breaks down into little pieces. Capacity of the table: 24 lbs. (11 kg) The height of the table can be adjusted from 6 to 29 inches (15 to 73.7 cm). Cup holder measures 4 in (10 cm) in diameter and 4 in (10 cm) in height. The table top is 0.75 in (2 cm) thick and is 11.5 x 9.75 in (29 x 24.8 cm).

What is Polypropylene?

Polypropylene (PP) is a thermoplastic "addition polymer" composed out of propylene monomers in a mixture. Packaging for consumer products, plastic parts for many industries, including the automobile industry, unique devices such as live hinges, and textiles are just a few examples. Polypropylene was originally polymerized in 1951 by Paul Hogan and Robert Banks of Phillips Petroleum Company, and later by Natta and Rehn of Italy and Germany. It rose to prominence quickly, as commercial production began only three years following the Italian chemist's discovery.

Professor Giulio Natta was the one who polymerized it first. In 1954, Natta developed and synthesized the first polypropylene resin in Spain, and polypropylene's ability to crystallize sparked a lot of interest. By 1957, its popularity had skyrocketed, and commercial production had begun throughout Europe. It is now one among the most widely used plastics on the planet.

About Manufacturer

Whether you have arthritis, a hip replacement, or are disabled, we can help. Whether you're caring for a loved one who is returning home from the hospital or has a proclivity for wandering... Whether you're looking for assistive goods for your clients who have a variety of disabilities... Parsons ADL Inc. offers you over 1100 new items to better your daily lives through our growing Dealer Network of over 800 home healthcare specialists across Canada and the United States. Our delivery timeframes are among the best in the business because many of our items are designed, manufactured, and assembled on-site at our factory north of Toronto.

Our expertise and outstanding client service are our trademarks. But, above all, we appreciate the relationships we've created with our customers and suppliers over the course of our 30+ years in business in Canada.

We will continue to work hard to give practical answers for individuals who require our services.