Tilt’n Turner

The Tilt’n Turner can be rotated, the angle adjusted, and any device equipped with a Quick Release Plate can attach to it.  It does not really have an “arm”.

It has a small footprint. Useful for positioning devices at a specific angle and height.

It can be used along with an Arm, attaching to the top of the post if the post extends up above the Arm.

• 1 joint, 12 potential lock positions
• Lever unlocks the Device/Wrist
• Lever takes slightly greater force, but could be extended for better leverage
• Tilt adjusts from flat to vertical, and locks in-between

Tilt'n Turner

The Tilt’n Turner is recommended for:

• Smaller devices that are to be positioned on a post, just in front of the armrest
• To create a “double decker”, placing a second device atop the post of a Dual or Single Arm
  • Enables someone to do two things concurrently (ie, read and use a laptop)
  • The post must extend above the other arm
• Attachment to a table to position a tray or other device at a good operating height
• For a person with a visual impairment
• A workstation where you need something off the table surface, positioned at a particular height, angle and orientation
• A workstation where you’d like to attach one or more trays or devices to create a turntable effect; and have it lock in particular positions

What other parts do you need?

Mount'n Mover is a component based system with an extensive range of wheelchair brackets and mounting hardware.  Each system should be ordered with the appropriate arm, pole and attachment hardware that is specific to the individual's wheelchair.

See the manufacturer's step by step guide to selecting your mounting components.
And please feel free to contact us at Technical Solutions to further discuss your needs.

Nicole can easily see her book and use her laptop at the same time.

The book tray is attached to a Tilt'n Turner, while the laptop is attached to a Dual Arm -
a Double Decker!

 

When she's on a study break or out to eat,
she can use the tray as a table

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