Product
Hoyer Patient Lift–Hydraulic/Electric Sling Lift for Patient Transfer
₦1,900,000.00
| Specification | Details |
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| Product Name | Hoyer Patient Lift / Patient Sling Lift |
| Lift Type | Manual Hydraulic or Electric Powered |
| Lifting Mechanism | Hand pump (manual) / Push-button control (electric) |
| Weight Capacity | Typically 150–200 kg (model dependent) |
| Frame Material | Heavy-duty steel or lightweight aluminum |
| Sling Type | Full-body or divided-leg sling |
| Base Design | Adjustable, spreading base legs |
| Mobility | Smooth-rolling castor wheels with locks |
| Power Source (Electric) | Rechargeable battery |
| Control System | Handheld remote control (electric models) |
| Application | Patient transfer and mobility assistance |
| Care Settings | Hospital, nursing home, rehabilitation, home care |
Product Description
Product Overview
The Hoyer Lift, commonly referred to as a patient lift, is a reliable mechanical lifting device designed to safely transfer individuals with limited or no mobility between surfaces such as beds, wheelchairs, toilets, or examination tables. Widely used in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and home-care environments, the Hoyer lift significantly reduces the physical strain on caregivers while ensuring dignity, comfort, and safety for the patient.
This assistive device operates using a durable sling that cradles the patient in a hammock-like position. Depending on the model, lifting is achieved via a manual hydraulic hand pump or an electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery. Core components include a wide, adjustable base for stability, a sturdy mast and boom for vertical lifting, and multiple sling attachment points for secure positioning. Its ergonomic design supports smooth transfers and controlled lowering, making it an essential mobility aid in patient care.
Uses
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Safe transfer of patients from bed to wheelchair and vice versa
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Assisting patients onto or off toilets and commodes
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Supporting mobility during rehabilitation and post-surgical recovery
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Reducing risk of caregiver injury from manual lifting
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Providing dignified mobility support for elderly, disabled, or immobile individuals
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Suitable for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and home-care settings





