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The Mini Stand Assist Lift from Bestcare has a smaller footprint in order to clear tight doorways and small bathrooms. It's narrow width is only 25.8" at the widest point. For stability, the legs open up in width up to 32" to easily clear wheelchairs and other seated surfaces.
The BestStand Mini is available in both Hydraulic (Manual Pump) and Electric (Rechargeable Battery Pack) controlled with the hand remote. The Hydraulic Mini can be converted to a Powered Electric Lift.
Designed for patient transfers between bed, chair, commode or any seated surface. The BestStand Sit-to-Stand Mini Lift is the perfect piece of equipment for home care. The unit is easy to use, exceptionally maneuverable, even under the bed, with large 3-inch front wheels and a 4.5-inch clearance under beds and other furniture.
With it's 3-inch front casters the SA400H/HE provides smooth maneuverability and a low base height of 4.5 inches for clearance under beds.
The Stand-Up style Lift requires the patient to get into a sitting position on the side of the bed. Unlike standard Hoyer/Patient lifts, the Stand-Up Lift cannot lift the patient from a lying position.
When used with the unique Bestcare Deluxe Sling, it provides unparalleled comfort and safety. Extra sling loops on the lift mast allow the Stella Lift to double as a commode lift for increased flexibility.
The Stella style Lift is the ultimate solution for worry free patient transfers between bed, chair or commode.
The BestStand Series of sit-to-stand patient lifts provide a solution for patient transfers between bed, chair or commode. They also reduces injury risk associated with antiquated manual patient lifting practices. Competitively priced and combined with a unique design, the BestStand Series of Sit-to-Stand Lifts provide a new level of comfort and safety. The BestStand Lift has set the standard for value in both residential and facility use.
The optional Knee-Strap helps hold patient's knees against knee pads. This is helpful with patients that do not have control of feet or legs and will keep their feet on the footboard. Attachment points on the SA400 knee pad for connecting this strap.
- 400lb Capacity
- Unique T-bar design for quick lifting action
- Hydraulic with optional electric upgrade
- Adjustable knee pad
- Detachable foot plate
| Maximum Capacity: | 400 lbs. |
| External Base Width (closed) : | 25.8" |
| Internal Leg Width (opened): | 32.1" |
| Upright Mast Height: | 40" |
| Overall Base Length: | 37.4" |
| Base Height: | 4.5" |
| Minimum Lifting Height with Spreader Bar: | 36.1" |
| Maximum Lifting Height with Spreader Bar: | 57.3" |
| Knee Pad Length Extension Range: | 4.5" |
| Maximum Boom Width: | 14" |
| Knee Pad Height Extension Range: | 22.1" |
| Net Weight: | 102 lbs. |
| Shipping Weight: | 112 lbs. |
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