Manual Wheelchair

By 2050, over 2.1 billion people globally will be aged 60 or older, nearly doubling today's number. That's not just a demographic shift—it's a seismic transformation for healthcare, mobility, and assistive technologies.

What if your mobility tool could be more than just a necessity — what if it could be the key to an active, independent lifestyle? For millions of people around the world, the manual wheelchair is not just a mobility aid, but a symbol of freedom, movement, and personal empowerment.

Did you know that over 131 million people worldwide require a wheelchair for mobility, yet most users don't know how to correctly choose one? Selecting the wrong manual wheelchair can lead to discomfort, reduced mobility, and even long-term health issues.

We warmly welcome global partners and professionals to experience our innovations at Hall 18, 1E32, explore tailored collaborations, and join us in advancing high‑quality healthcare and rehabilitation worldwide.

Manual wheelchairs are chairs equipped with wheels to help replace walking, and an important mobility tool for people with limited mobility. Manual wheelchairs not only meet the mobility needs of the physically disabled and people with limited mobility, but also facilitate family members to move and

Manual wheelchairs are seats with wheels that are primarily a mobility tool for people with functional impairments or walking difficulties. The manual wheelchair is both a common mobility tool and an important aid for personal transfers. Manual wheelchairs generally consist of seven parts: pushers,