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The intended use of the Dalton Lift Chair, Model LC-106 is to provide lift assistance for persons who have difficulty rising from a seated position to a standing position.

The Dalton Lift Chair, Model LC-106 is intended to provide lift assistance for persons who have difficulty rising from a seated position to a standing position. It uses standard AC power from an electrical outlet. The device is mainly made of a welded steel frame, upholstery fabric and foam. The chair is assembled to welded steel lifting frame mechanism having a 24V DC motor/actuator powered by AC power from an electrical outlet. A hand-held control device engages the actuator to position the chair to recline, sitting, or standing position.

The intended use of the Relay is to provide mobility to persons limited to a seated position that are capable of operating a powered wheelchair.

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The intended use of the TACAMO Manual Wheelchair is to provide mobility to persons limited to a sitting position.

The DALTON INSTRUMENT CORPORATION Model TACAMO is a manually operated, self propelled, manual, mechanical wheelchair. The primary design function and use is to provide mobility to persons who may be restricted to a sitting position. This product may also be used as an attendant propelled patient transport device in a health care environment such as a hospital, nursing home or long term care facilities. The product has standard manual wheelchair features. It consists of the frame, 24" rear wheels with hand rims for propelling the chair, and 8'' front casters for steering and turning. The wheelchair frame is constructed from both 1.25" and 1" outside diameter(OD) round, mechanical, steel tubing. The side frames are of welded construction and are secured to the remaining frame members using screws and bolts. This device is a rigid, "non folding" type wheel chair that incorporates a solid seating surface. TACAMO also comes with wheelchair cushion and seating system. TACAMO also includes a "Tilt in Space" feature which allows the seat and back of the wheelchair to be tilted. This feature is used for those patients who require a tilt feature for stability, comfort or head control. It also serves as an attendant aid in those situations where a patient need to be tilted to be fed, or attended to in some situations. The "Tilt in Space" feature is manually operated and is activated by two release levers located at the rear of the wheelchair. Adjusting the tilt is achieved by squeezing the two release lever handles inward simultaneously. When the levers are squeezed, flexible cables attached to each release lever disengage gear rack segments from independent actuator rods which are notched to match the teeth of the gear segments. Once the desired tilt angle has been obtained, the handles are released and the chair will remain at the angle chosen. The chair has a tilt angle range of 30 degrees and 30 degrees of reclining angle.