About mounting
Rehadapt is a world’s leading manufacturer of mounting assistive technology. And here is why…
Simple, intuitive, reliable
that‘s what mounting solutions should be like. Everyday‘s challenges of our customers are complex enough. This is a well-known fact to clients, carers and technology providers. That‘s why we do everything we can to build solutions that make life more simple – for all involved parties.
Enhancing and expanding our modular system of mounting components leads to clever mounting solutions for each stage of a day. In every day‘s life with different caregivers in varying situations these mounts need to work reliably – and they do!
This is achieved through our unique service concept, more than a decade of experience in product design, a versatile system of components, high quality standards in manufacturing and a holistic view on each an every individual challenge!
Our engineering principles
Engineering from End to End
Complete design, testing and almost 100% of all manufacturing steps are done in our plant in Germany. That allows for short development cycles and efficient quality control.
Selected Materials
We use high performance Aluminium alloys, as in aircraft design, high-end bicycles or active wheelchairs. It‘s high-modulus strength at just 1/3 of the weight of steel allows for slick designs.
Strength through Precision
We take manufacturing precision serious. That‘s not just for the sake of German Engineering heritage – only perfect force fit between each component ensures stability to the entire mounting system.
A quality mount must be…
flexible
“It is not an option to not use the communication device. Whatever the challenge is, the mount has to work.”
rugged
“The precious communication equipment has to survive rough treatment.”
quick & easy
“Applying and repositioning the device must not require a degree in engineering or superhuman powers.”
universal
“There will always be a next wheelchair, a next device, a next challenge – a mount needs to be adaptable and expandable to fit future needs.”
economic
“what‘s the point of a fantastic mount when it is not affortdable?”
simple
“A mount needs to simplify everyday‘s life by functioning intuitively even to the least experienced caregiver.”
esthetic
“A mount accompanies the user everywhere. It should support communication and not distract.”
lightweight
“To not alter the wheelchairs centre of gravity to much.”
