High Load Bearing Electric Patient Transfer Stretcher Introduction
The electric patient transport stretcher is an efficient and intelligent medical transport device that provides a safe and convenient solution for patient transport. Its double-layer mobile board is equipped with an independently driven mobile cloth that can extend more than 500 mm, allowing seamless transfer between beds and carts without manual movement. The double-column design enhances stability and load-bearing capacity while also allowing the tabletop to tilt. It is an ideal transport device for modern medical institutions.
The innovative design adopts a manpower-free, one-person-operable transport method, which frees up the labor of medical staff and almost eliminates the possibility of secondary harm to the patient.
High Load Bearing Electric Patient Transfer Stretcher Feature
1. Equipped with an electric power system, turning the handle can turn on the power unit to provide power on the wheels, making it easy to push. Equipped with a double-layer moving board and moving cloth, the drive is controlled separately to achieve automatic transfer of patients.
2. The extension distance of the mobile board is greater than 500mm, ensuring that the patient can be transferred on all beds and carts without manual movement.
3. The double electric lifting columns enhance the overall stability and load-bearing performance, and the height of the columns can be controlled separately to achieve the tilt of the table.
4. Imported Tente brand universal casters, electric movement, electric column lifting, electric brake, easy to move by one person. Built-in hidden battery design, safe and beautiful
5. Heating film can be selected according to specific needs to improve the patient transportation experience in cold environments.
High Load Bearing Electric Patient Transfer Stretcher Application
Smooth transfer of postoperative patients and patients with spinal injuries
Cardiovascular/stroke patients who require special care
Transfer between ward and operating room
Transfer of critically ill patients across departments