Universal Sling Chair - Multifunctional Assistive Device for Lifting and Transferring Patients
Price:
- On request
Specifications:
- Maximum load capacity - 120 kg
- Drive - Electric
- Dimensions - 750 x 850 x 2200 mm
- Weight - 30 kg
- Country of origin - Russia
- Medical device type code - 209440
- Order of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation - 788Н
Description
Patient comfort and safety are top priorities when using patient lifts. Smooth, careful movement avoids sudden jolts, which is especially important for people with limited mobility. This reduces the risk of injury and ensures a more comfortable position for the patient.
Reducing strain on medical staff is one of the key functions of patient lifts. Using specialized equipment, nurses and orderlies can safely move patients without excessive physical effort. This helps prevent occupational back and joint injuries.
Patient lifts also enable independent movement. Patients can transfer themselves from a bed to a chair or gurney, which helps preserve residual mobility and significantly improves quality of life.
Key Advantages
- - The sling chair is suitable for both adults and children, making it an ideal solution for the whole family or a medical facility. It can be used in various configurations for different tasks.;
- - Thanks to its rechargeable battery, the device does not depend on a power outlet, providing freedom of movement and convenient use in any setting.;
- - The universal steel frame supports loads of up to 120 kg and is made of wear-resistant materials that are easy to sanitize. The knock-down design simplifies transport and storage.;
- - Electronic height adjustment, convenient handles, and a foot brake make operation comfortable for both the patient and accompanying staff. The controls are intuitive.;
- - Independent lockable casters keep the device stable, ensuring safety when transferring patients. The design is carefully engineered to minimize risk.;
- - The device enables lifting and transferring patients with minimal physical effort, significantly reducing strain on medical and support staff both at home and in medical facilities..