JAY J3 Back, J3 Carbon Fiber Back Backrest Quick Reference Guide

Below you will find brief information for J3 Back, J3 Carbon Fiber Back. This guide helps you determine the J3 Smart Part Number for a custom-fit J3 Backrest. It outlines a 5-step process covering contour depth, level of support, back support height, backrest width, and mounting hardware, allowing users to configure a backrest that provides optimal trunk stability and accommodates individual functional needs.

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Key features

  • 5-step custom-fit configuration guide

  • Multiple contour depth options (Posterior, Posterior Lateral, Posterior Deep Lateral, Posterior Deep Contour, Posterior Deep)

  • Various levels of support (Lower Thoracic to Shoulder Height)

  • Short, Medium, and Tall height options

  • Variable backrest widths based on trunk measurement

  • Multiple mounting hardware types (SH, RH, TH, 4-Point)

  • Compatibility with Spine-Align Kits for fine-tuning support

  • Accessory options including Headrest Pads and Laterals

Frequently asked questions

The J3 Smart Part Number is determined by following a 5-step guide: Step 1 for Contour Depth, Step 2 for Level of Support, Step 3 for Back Support Height, Step 4 for Backrest Width, and Step 5 for Mounting Hardware.

The available contour depths are Posterior (PA), Posterior Lateral (PL), Posterior Deep Lateral (PDL), Posterior Deep Contour (PDC), and Posterior Deep (PD).

Users can choose from Lower Thoracic (LT), Mid Thoracic (MT), Upper Thoracic (UT), or Shoulder Height (SH) levels of support.

Available mounting hardware includes SH (2-point, quick-release, 2.25” depth, +/- 20° back angle), RH (optimized for ultralight, 1.75” depth, +/- 10° back angle), TH (optimized for tilt-in-space, accommodates up to 500 lbs, 2.25” depth, +/- 20° back angle), and 4-Point (increased stability, 500 lb capacity for wider shells).

Spine-Align Kits, including various shims and bean bags, slip between the shell and the cover to provide customizable support and positioning for the user's spine and pelvis.

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