Description
Ramps for wheelchairs and disabled scooters.
This type of single folding suitcase ramp features an aluminum frame, a knurled non-slip surface and is made up of a single rail.
Slope
Portable ramps are the fastest and most functional solution for overcoming steps, sidewalks and differences in level. The variety of models available on the market allows you to explore and evaluate any eventuality in the best possible way. The concept of Ramp is mainly associated with the terms SLOPE and LENGTH. The greater the Length, the lower the Slope to be faced and the load to be supported, both in the case of autonomy of the user and in the event of an assistant. Below we leave a very short formula for calculating the slope, also useful for identifying the length of the most suitable ramp based on the available spaces.
Ramp Gradient % = (difference in height to overcome / length) x 100
This type of single folding suitcase ramp features an aluminum frame, a knurled non-slip surface and is made up of a single rail.
Omega Single Folding Ramp
The Omega single folding ramp , in a suitcase, is characterized by its compactness and is suitable for those who need to load/unload, both for commercial and private vehicles. This type of ramp is also perfectly suitable for those who need to overcome a difference in level of private access and for overcoming architectural barriers in public establishments. Thanks to the single rail, this ramp also allows the accompanying person to climb onto the surface, in order to offer greater safety. It is available in two lengths:- Cod. 13033029 - Length 45 cm
- Cod. 13033038 - Length 60 cm
- Aluminum Frame
- Knurled non-slip surface
- They are made up of a single track that folds lengthwise
- Inner edge height: 3.5 cm
- Practical carrying handle
| Code | 13033029 | 13033038 |
| Length | 45 cm | 60 cm |
| Internal width | 76 cm | 76 cm |
| Edge | 3.5 cm | 3.5 cm |
| Weight | 4.5 kg | 6.5 kg |
| Flow rate | 300 kg | 300 kg |
| Carrying bag | Including | Accessories |
Portable ramps are the fastest and most functional solution for overcoming steps, sidewalks and differences in level. The variety of models available on the market allows you to explore and evaluate any eventuality in the best possible way. The concept of Ramp is mainly associated with the terms SLOPE and LENGTH. The greater the Length, the lower the Slope to be faced and the load to be supported, both in the case of autonomy of the user and in the event of an assistant. Below we leave a very short formula for calculating the slope, also useful for identifying the length of the most suitable ramp based on the available spaces.
Ramp Gradient % = (difference in height to overcome / length) x 100
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