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See the Superarm
2000 brochure. 
The Superarm is the most unique lift system available on the market today.
One of the biggest problems with van lifts is that they are always in the way,
blocking the windows and other people from getting in and out. With the Superarm
Lift 2000, no doorways are blocked, no platform, no hydraulics, it is all electric.
Designed by the disabled, quick, simple, safe, reliable, and dependable in all
types of weather. It is compact in size. Less parking space is needed because
you don't require space to first fold out a platform and then have room to wheel
off the end. It sets you down right beside the van. The Superarm Lift is also
the quietest lift made. The installation of this lift is easy and fast, a qualified
installer can install it in approximately three to four hours. The lift is powered
by the van's electrical system so no extra battery is needed. It has a low amp
½ hp motor that drives the gear, which operates the arm. Each lift comes
with 1-inch wide mountain climber type webbing straps. The straps are inconspicuous
and comfortable. This webbing material has been tested at over 1700 lbs. The
webbing will allow your chair to tip slightly back, giving head clearance as
you pass through the door. You are fully secured while loading and unloading.
(Lift capacity 600 lbs.) There are switches on the arm that travel with the
person so that they can easily load and unload themselves, or can be operated
by an attendant. There is an additional option of a hand/lap held switch available.
With the Superarm lift users can modify their vehicle to their needs rather
than the requirements of their mobility equipment. Many users feel that the
Superarm lift has completely revolutionized the way they approach mobility and
their vehicle.
| Features | Benefits |
| · Compact lift body 6” wide Arm 3 ½ “ wide | · Doesn’t block windows or doorway |
| · No Platform | · Leaves doorway open |
| · Minimal modification to vehicle | · Protect resale value of your vehicle |
| · Runs off vehicle battery | · No extra battery needed |
| · Lift is rated at 600 lbs | · Will lift most chairs, electrics & scooters |
| · Exceeds V.A. Standards | · Financial aid available through some organizations. |
| · All Electric-Low Amperage | · Less drain on your electrical system |
| · Requires loading space the size of the wheelchair | · Less parking space needed |
| · Convert vehicle to fit your needs, not the lift's | · Less money for purchase |
| · Designed - by the disabled | · Safe, Simple, & Reliable |
| · No hydraulics | · Dependable in all weather No leaks or freeze ups |
| · 3 year warranty (5 year limited) | · 40+ years of service & standing behind our products |
| · Manual crank down on the motor | · Back up feature |
| · Models available for vans-Motorhomes- Bus style basement model motorhomes. (9½ “ body+3½ “arm) | · Fits all year makes and models of standard size vans, and some minivans and motorhomes. |
Pricing
Call 1-800-782-4335 for pricing information and dealer information. Or contact
us via email at reception@handicapsinc.com
To check your vehicle for installation and fit give us a call 1-800-782-4335 or
click HERE for a "How to measure sheet"
Specifications
General Superarm Requirements for all models:
· Available door entry must be at least 3 ½ inches wider than
your wheelchair at its widest point
· Rider must be able to sit upright inside the vehicle with a minimum
of 1-inch headroom.
· Most chairs will work, however chairs cannot exceed 39 ½ inches
long.
· If you have a scooter, please let us know the type and length and we
will let you know the requirements.
· Child Inserts, or oxygen tanks on the back of the chair can cause balance
problems. Please let us know the specific type of chair and van type that you
intend to use and we will let you know the feasibility of Superarm use.
·
The Superarm Van lift #2000
· Ground to floor height of 33 inches or less
· Lift requires 6 inches of mount space on the wall inside the door on
either the left or right hand side.
· Door width must be 3 ½ inches wider than the wheelchair you
will be using at its widest point.
The Superarm Motorhome lift #124
· Ground to floor height of 33 inches or under
· Lift requires 6 inches of mount space on the wall inside the door on
either the left or right hand side.
· Door width must be 3 inches wider than the wheel chair you will be
using at its widest point.
The Superarm basement model Motorhome lift #129
· Ground to floor height of 34-50 inches
· Lift requires 9½ inches of mount space on the wall inside the door on
either the left or right hand side.
· Door width must be 3 ½ inches wider than the wheel chair you
will be using at its widest point.
DON’T LET ANYONE TALK YOU INTO ALL THE EXPENSIVE EXTRAS!
YOU DESERVE THE BEST!
Don’t buy equipment tailored to the dealer’s bottom line. Buy the
equipment that fits your needs. You have the right to get the equipment you
want and need.
Most Customers don’t need a bulky platform lift and all the expensive
modification to their vehicle. With the SUPERARM there are no major modifications
to your vehicle. Our lift also takes up less parking space, because you don’t
need the extra room to roll off the end of a platform. Electric door openers
may be used with our lift for those who need them, but remember, is not required
for the operation of the lift.
For recreational vehicles or mobile homes The “MOTORHOME LIFT”
and “BASEMENT MOTORHOME LIFT” save on wall space, since they work
in the regular walk through door.
The standard Motorhome Lift works in all motorhomes that have a floor to ground
measuring 34” or less and a door opening of at least 3” wider than
the wheelchair. You also need 6 “ mounting space on the wall inside the
door for the body of the lift.
The Basement Motorhome lift is for floor heights over 34” up to 50”
and the door opening must be at least 3 ½” wider than the wheelchair.
You also need 9 ½” mounting space on the wall inside the door for
the body of the lift.
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