Disposable Stretcher Sling Lifting Aid (Pack of 5)

Moving patients with reduced mobility can be tricky to do without disturbing the patient or causing additional strain on the carer. The Disposable Stretcher Sling Lifting Aid (Pack of 5) eliminates any worries and allows you to safely and securely transfer patients in a lying position. This pack of five single-use slings has been created to be used in conjunction with the Stretcher Bar, a device that has been especially designed for aiding supine transfers.

Safe Horizontal Transfers

The Disposable Stretcher Sling works perfectly with the Stretcher Bar on a mobile or stationary lift to ensure supine lifts and transfers can be carried out safely, especially when dealing with fragile or pain-sensitive patients. Each sling in this pack of five features ten suspension points – five on each side of the patient – which provide support for the entire body.

Which Hoists Can I Use the Sling With?

This sling is designed with loop fixings. It is designed for easy and secure attachment to all hoists with loop fixing compatibility.

Features and Benefits of the Stretcher Sling

• Pack of five single-use slings
• Facilitates full body sling for horizontal patient lifting
• Five lift straps on each side of the lifting sling
• Made from strong, non-woven material
• Handles user weight of up to 300kg (660lb)
• Disposable to prevent the spread of infectious bacteria
• Easy for the carer to apply and remove
• Gives the patient an added sense of security

Keeping Bacteria at Bay

The Disposable Stretcher Sling is made from a sturdy, durable non-woven material that can handle up to 300kg in weight. Instead of laundering, the lifting sling is discarded after use, when it becomes soiled or when the patient no longer needs it. This prevents the spread of multi-resistant and other types of infectious bacteria, which is especially important in hospital environments.

Applications of the Stretcher Sling

The sling can be applied to many different lifting and transfer situations, some of which include:

• Supine transfer from bed to bed
• Lifting from floor to bed
• Moving a patient higher up in bed