EVACUATION CHAIR -- Occupational Health & Safety

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EVACUATION CHAIR

Spencer's Skid Series evacuation chair features passive caterpillar belts that are designed to effortlessly glide downstairs in the event of an elevated level of security. Upon landing, the constructive geometry of the unit transfers all weight on the main wheels to allow turning and movement. The Pro Skid version is equipped with front and rear telescopic handles that allow upstairs transport.

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