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Flexibility & comfort
Perfect for both homes and clinical settings, this lift will become your new trust transfer partner. With a lifting range of 29”-76”, it will accommodate most patient transfers seamlessly. Quickly change between slings and position variations with the 6-connection sling bar.
No more cramped, uncomfortable lifts: the curved sling bar and reverse-mounted actuator grant roomy leg and head room during transfer.
Powerful enough for clinical settings, simple enough for at-home care
While it supports an impressive 400lbs weight capacity, this sturdy steel lift weighs only 93 pounds and is compact enough for at-home care. Powered by a removable LINAK battery pack, users can glance at the battery window at any time to view charge capacity.
Quickly navigate around corners or through narrow hallways with the adjustable U-shape base. Accidentally bump into a wall? The caster bumpers prevent damage to surroundings. Dual brakes on the back wheels ensure stability and safety during any lift.
Designed with caregivers in mind
Smoothly transition your patient or loved one without strain. Every piece of this lift, from the hand controls to grips and handles, feature a comfortable ergonomic design. Raise or lower the lift in seconds with the simple motorized hand control, equipped with a magnetic base to attach anywhere along the lift post.
- Uses 4-,6-point or chain-style slings
- 3dual casters and ergonomic handles for easier movement
- Leg guards and caster bumpers prevent damage to surroundings
- AdjustableUbase
- Weight capacity of 400 pounds
- Ergononic grips
- Reverse actuator improves resident legroom
- Emergency stop button
| Max Lifting Capacity: | 400 lbs. |
| Lifting Range: | 29" to 76" |
| Overall Product Weight: | 93 lbs. |
| Disassembles for Transport/Storage: | No |
| Base Width Open: | 40.5" |
| Base Width Closed: | 24" |
| Furniture Clearance Needed: | 5" |
| Base Height: | 4.88" |
| Overall Length: | 43.5" |
| Front Caster Size: | 3" |
| Rear Caster Size: | 3" |
| Sling Type: | 4-Point Sling 6-Point Sling |
Shipping Dimensions
| Shipping Type: | Ground |
| Weight: | 120 lbs |
| Dimensions: | 51" (L) x 25" (W) x 13" (H) |
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