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The BestLift PL182 is a compact lift that has the capability to transfer patients in small rooms with low beds. Unlike many other lifts, this lift can transfer a 400-pound patient from a bed, chair, or the floor. Designed with both form and function in mind, this mobile lift is versatile, making it suitable for both use in home care and professional care settings.
This lift's construction creates stability and safety during patient transfers. The low 4.5” base height can fit beneath beds and furniture. The base expands from 24.9” to a generous 42.9” to provide increased stability and safety for both the patient and the caregiver. This lift comes standard with a 6 point spreader bar. Dual front casters and a hand-operated base opening make for easy operation; the lift can be maneuvered in tight spaces of a small home room or around rooms crowded with medical equipment. An optional digital weight scale further streamlines your caregiving.
Most valuable of all, however, is the lift's lifting range. The range of 25.8” to 69.1” means the lift can transfer patients from the floor, from beds, and from chairs. It's a highly versatile lift that will be highly valued in any care environment.
The BestLift Mobile Floor Lift is a high-capacity lift that can handle the transfers of bariatric patients from floors, beds, and chairs. Its durable construction ensures the safety of both patient and caregiver, and its maneuverability means you can easily use the lift even in tight spaces. Whether you're navigating a small bedroom at home or need a versatile lift for your professional care facility, this lift's 400-pound weight capacity means it can be used with many different patients. This patient lift is a great choice for many different applications.
- Low 4.5" base height for excellent accessibility
- Optional digital weight scale
- Lifts patient from floor
- Dual front casters and hand-operated base opening for ease of use and transportation
- Base expands almost two full feet for stability
| Max Lifting Capacity: | 400 lbs. |
| Lifting Range: | 25.8" to 69.1" |
| Lifts Patient From Floor: | Yes |
| Overall Product Weight: | 95 lbs. |
| Disassembles for Transport/Storage: | Yes |
| Base Width Open: | 42.9" |
| Base Width Closed: | 24.9" |
| Furniture Clearance Needed: | 4.5" |
| Overall Length: | 44.9" |
| Front Caster Size: | 3" |
| Rear Caster Size: | 4" |
Shipping Dimensions
| Shipping Type: | LTL Freight |
| Weight: | 104 lbs |
| Dimensions: | 46" (L) x 27" (W) x 15" (H) |
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