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K-Series
Rigid-frame active / ultralight. Modular rigid active chair with a multi-position seat and a folding, angle-adjustable backrest.
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 7 products
Küschall (Invacare) has 7 products in the Mobility Atlas catalog, in Manual Wheelchairs. Maker country as recorded in the catalog: Switzerland. Prices are quoted on request for your configuration and country.
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Rigid-frame active / ultralight. Modular rigid active chair with a multi-position seat and a folding, angle-adjustable backrest.
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Lightweight folding. Folding chair with an open, rigid-style frame that collapses in one step to a very narrow package.
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Lightweight folding. A lighter version of the Champion folding chair built for energy-efficient, responsive driving.
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Rigid-frame active / ultralight. The lightest chair in the range, a made-to-measure minimalist rigid frame for experienced users.
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Lightweight folding. A cross-folding everyday chair with hydroformed tubes, available with a fixed front frame or swing-away legrests.
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Lightweight folding. A design-focused variant of the Compact cross-folding chair with a distinctive front frame.
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Rigid-frame active / ultralight. A limited-edition rigid chair whose frame is made from natural European ash wood.
Küschall is a manual wheelchair brand associated with Invacare. The brand's international website presents a range of active manual wheelchairs, the Champion, Champion SL, K-Series, Compact, The KSL and Element, together with accessories. The site names Invacare in its page details and also carries a news item about DHCare and Invacare Europe. The founding year, founder and place of manufacture were not found on the page checked.
The catalog lists Küschall under everyday manual wheelchairs, with the K-Series, Champion, Champion SL, The KSL and Compact as examples. These chairs are configured to order from a measurement form covering seat width and depth, frame angle, backrest height, centre of gravity and wheel options, so a firm quote needs those figures. First-time users normally have measurements taken by a therapist or an experienced dealer. Because the site refers to both Invacare and DHCare, ask which company supplies and supports the chair in your country.
Written from the maker's own pages and public references, read on 5 October 2026. Mobility Atlas is an independent catalog and is not the maker's official dealer.
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