Server rollator by Rehasense

The Stylish Server Rollator has a unique triangle profile, ensuring a steady frame design.
It features aluminium side frames and is among the lightest and easiest-to-turn aluminium rollators in the 150 kg user category. This rollator includes a safety catch for peace of mind when folding for storage and transportation as it prevents the rollator from opening. The rollator also includes safety reflectors.

Available with TPE wheels or Soft PU wheels.

Features

• Available in Small, Medium and Large
• Warranty: 8-years limited 
• For outdoor and indoor use
• Inclusive crutch holder and back support
• Step pedal and safety reflectors all around
• Practical removable textile shopping bag (5 kg max load)
• Foldable - folds easily and stays locked with a simple locking system that doubles up as an ergonomically shaped carrying handle
• Steady and durable - frame and seat are tested with a max user weight of 150 kg
• Smooth operating hand brakes double as a parking brake.
• TPE-covered, unbreakable wheels
  
• Adjustable handles
• Hand grips are soft and ergonomically shaped with reflectors.
• CE-marked and fulfils the requirements of EU directive 93/42 EEC for medical devices.
  
• Click here to view the User Manual

Specifications

You can choose the types of wheels for your Server Rollator

• TPE wheels (Thermoplastic Elastomers): TPE is durable, a standard issue with Rehasense Walkers, and requires less pressure to apply the brakes.

• Soft PU tyres: Increase comfort for the user by absorbing the resistance to rolling caused by small stones, making it easier to push.

Special notes for Soft PU Wheels:

• Trade-off: Because of its softer composition, the Parking Brake requires more effort to apply than the Standard Composition.
• Note – please check the final brake adjustment when receiving the rollator. This can be adjusted easily by:
• loosening the Brake Cable Lock Nut with an 8 mm spanner on the Brake Assembly at the rear wheels
• adjust the gap between the tyre and the brake bar by turning the Adjustment Nut
• An approximately 2 mm gap is usually enough to lock the wheel and have a reasonable force to apply the Park Brake Lever. If this is not enough, then close the gap to 1 mm. More force will be required to use the Park Brake.