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hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.
Hydraulic ABS Foldable Roberts Powerlok Stretcher for Emergency

Hydraulic ABS Foldable Roberts Powerlok Stretcher for Emergency

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₦1,800,000.00

Specifications:
  • Material: Often constructed with high-grade materials like stainless steel for the frame and technical PP or ABS engineering plastic for the platform and panels, ensuring durability and patient safety. 
  • Adjustability: Features may include manually or electrically operated mechanisms for adjusting backrest angle, overall height (lifting stroke), and potentially other sections like leg rests. 
  • Mobility: Equipped with swivel castors, often with brakes, for easy movement and secure positioning. 
  • Safety Features: May include side rails (like ABS panels) to prevent falls and safety straps for patient security during transfers. 
  • Dimensions: Standard specifications like length, width, and height (including lifting stroke) are crucial for different models, such as 1930 x 760 x 500/800mm for some transfer stretchers. 
  • Mattress: Typically includes a mattress, often made of high-density polyurethane foam with a waterproof, cleanable cover. 
Uses:
  • Patient Rest and Sleep: Primarily used to provide a comfortable and supportive bed for patients in hospitals, clinics, or home care settings. 
  • Patient Transfer: Designed for safely transferring patients between different areas within a medical facility, such as from emergency rooms to ICU or operating rooms. 
hospital patient transfer trolley, also known as a stretcher trolley or emergency stretcher. Specifications: Material: Typically features a strong frame, often stainless steel, with an ABS plastic bed surface and railings. Dimensions: Common sizes include lengths around 1930mm, widths around 760mm, and adjustable heights (e.g., 500-800mm). Features: Adjustable Backrest: Often adjustable via a crank system or air spring for patient comfort and positioning (e.g., 75-degree back plate adjustment). Mobility: Equipped with swivel casters, typically four, with at least two featuring brakes for stability during transfers. Safety Rails: Collapsible or swing-away guardrails, usually made of ABS plastic or stainless steel, to prevent falls. IV Pole: Often includes an integrated or attachable IV pole for administering intravenous fluids. Weight Bearing: Designed to safely support patient weights, often up to 180kgs. Uses: Patient Transportation: Primarily used for the rapid and safe transportation of patients between different areas within a hospital, such as emergency rooms, operating rooms, ICU, wards, and radiology departments. Emergency Situations: Essential equipment in emergency rooms for handling and transferring critically ill or injured patients. Patient Comfort and Safety: Provides a stable and comfortable surface for patients during transfers, reducing the risk of injury during movement. Medical Procedures: Can be used for administering IV fluids during transport or as a temporary bed in various medical settings.

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