Handicare launches the 4000-series curved stairlift with “the tightest bends on the market”
Stairlift provider Handicare has launched its newest curved stairlift, the twin-rail 4000-series, which promises to work for a multitude of staircases and individuals with different mobility needs.
With the tightest bends on the market, a range of stylish seat options, with manual or powered swivel, and standard and heavy-duty versions, the new 4000-series stairlift is fast becoming the preferred choice of retailers and their customers, according to Handicare.
The 4000HD version has a weight capacity of over 25 stone. The seat and chassis look exactly the same as the standard model, the only difference for customers is closer stanchions on the stairs.
Under the covers, there’s a more powerful motor and a strengthened seat post. But for installation, servicing and maintenance, the standard and higher weight capacity lifts are exactly the same.
UK Sales and Marketing Director Paul Stockdill said: “Our trade partners asked us for a safe and reliable lift capable of carrying over 25 stone around corners and over landings.
“Our team has worked hard to ensure the new 4000 series is more versatile, without compromising its good looks and performance.”
Online on-demand 4000-series training is available for experienced engineers, and technical support is available 24/7 thanks to Handicare’s easy-to-use troubleshooter, TechTool.
As part of the its commitment to sustainability, Handicare has developed a conversion kit that allows tried and trusted 2000-series components including powerpacks and seats to be installed on new 4000 rails. This helps to reduce waste and extend the lifespan of Handicare stairlifts.
“Many in our industry are increasingly focused on the importance of refurbishment and recycling, and our R&D teams have designed these kits to give our twin-rail lifts the longest lifespan possible,” added Paul.
Since its acquisition by the Savaria Corporation in 2021, Handicare has been able to expand its product portfolio as well as align its global service provision.
