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The Molift Quick Raiser 205 by Etac is a state of the art sit-to-stand patient lift. Featuring a compact design with a tight turning radius, this lift offers comfort, stability, and exceptional maneuverability. The unique angled design of the center column gently lifts the patient up and forwards to imitate natural movement. The Active Lifting Arm, best used with the Molift RgoSling Active, features a four-point suspension system that carefully and steadily repositions the patient throughout the transfer to ensure maximum comfort. Foot support, padded knee support, and curved handles allow the patient to comfortably shift their weight backwards as the lift raises them to their feet. Despite its small footprint, the Molift Quick Raiser 205 has an outstanding lifting capacity of 450 pounds!
The Molift can be operated from easy-to-use controls found on the base of the lift or from its ergonomic hand control. The Molift Quick Raiser 205 is available in a fixed-leg model with a small footprint or a slightly larger model with electronically adjustable legs that will accommodate accessibility almost anywhere. The small, lockable castor wheels can slide under most beds and chairs for safe and easy transfers. Both models feature unrivaled maneuverability and a tight turning radius, which is perfect when moving around corners or in smaller rooms. The Molift Quick Raiser 205 can be fully charged in just 6 hours using a standard outlet and is recommended for patients with some weight-bearing capacity.
The Molift Quick Raiser 205 by Etac is a compact sit to stand patient lift. Designed for maneuverability and patient comfort, this innovative design provides support throughout each and every transfer. This is a perfect option for anyone with some weight-bearing capacity that needs assistance to safely get to their feet. The Molift Raiser 205 is a comfortable and easy-to-use sit to stand patient lift offered at an unbelievable value.
- Slanting column lifts the user up and forwards to imitate a natural movement pattern
- Active Lifting Arm (4-point sling bar) and the RgoSling Active provides extra support when hoisting from sit to stand
- Automatic warning for (annual) periodic inspection and service
- Easy to operate in moving and handling situations; toilet, sit-to-stand and stand-up training
| Weight Capacity: | 451 lbs |
| Weight: | 97 lbs |
| Leg Height: | 3.9" |
| Length: | 45" |
| Width: | 24" |
| Battery: | LiFePO4 25,6V 2,4 Ah |
| Lifts Per Charge: | 100 @ 165 lbs |
| Battery Charging Time: | 6 hours |
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