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Zippie (Sunrise Medical) · Pediatric tilt & positioning · MW-046
Zippie IRIS pediatric tilt-in-space wheelchair
The Zippie IRIS is a pediatric tilt-in-space wheelchair from Sunrise Medical whose seat rotates around the child's centre of gravity. Tilt range is 40 or 55 degrees. It is built on a rigid aluminium base weighing 32 lb or a folding base weighing 35.8 lb, carries up to 225 lb and is transit capable.
- Chair weight
- 32 lb rigid, 35.8 lb folding
- Transport weight
- 22.8 lb rigid, 26.6 lb folding
- Max user weight
- 225 lb (165 lb with Z-Finity footrest)
- Seat widths
- Rigid 10 to 18 in; folding 10 to 16 in
Zippie IRIS key features
- Tilt of 40 or 55 degrees around the user's centre of gravity
- Rigid base at 32 lb or folding base at 35.8 lb
- Folding base grows from 16 in to 18 in seat width
- Fixed, height-adjustable or reclining backs
- Back angle from -5 to +30 degrees
- Transit capable
Who the Zippie IRIS suits
For children who need positioning support and regular changes of position through the day, at home, at school and in transport. Seating, tilt range and back type should be chosen with the child's clinician or seating therapist.
Figures for comparing
- Weight
- 14.5 kg (32.0 lb)
- Max user weight
- 74.8 kg (165 lb). 165 lb with Z-Finity footrest; 225 lb otherwise
The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.
Zippie IRIS specifications
| Chair weight | 32 lb rigid, 35.8 lb folding |
|---|---|
| Transport weight | 22.8 lb rigid, 26.6 lb folding |
| Max user weight | 225 lb (165 lb with Z-Finity footrest) |
| Seat widths | Rigid 10 to 18 in; folding 10 to 16 in |
| Seat depths | 10 to 18 in |
| Tilt | 40 or 55 degrees |
| Back angle | -5 to +30 degrees |
| Seat height | 13 to 19 in |
| Overall width | 17.5 to 25.5 in |
| Frame | Aluminium, rigid or folding |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Zippie (Sunrise Medical) |
| Category | Pediatric wheelchairs, Pediatric tilt & positioning |
| Catalog ID | MW-046 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Zippie IRIS: common questions
How far does the Zippie IRIS tilt?
It is offered with a 40 degree or a 55 degree tilt range.
Does the Zippie IRIS fold?
There are two bases. The folding base weighs 35.8 lb and the rigid base 32 lb.
What is the weight capacity of the Zippie IRIS?
User capacity is 225 lb, reduced to 165 lb when the Z-Finity footrest is fitted.
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