Hydraulic ABS Patient Emergency Transfer Stretcher
| Producto | Camilla hospitalaria manual para pacientes hospitalarios |
| Modelo | DJ815 |
| Camilla | 1. Electroforesis y acero con recubrimiento en polvo. |
| 2. Plataforma y Chasis: Material ABS duradero | |
| Tamaño global | (L*W*H): 1930*640*500-800mm |
| Características: | 1. Acero frío totalmente moldeado |
| 2.Carriles laterales: 2piezas, abdominales, desmontable | |
| 3. Sistema de bloqueo central con ruedas a prueba de polvo de 125 mm de diámetro. | |
| 4. La sección trasera es operada por un resorte de gas. | |
| 5. Plataforma de paciente ABS. | |
| Carga de peso | Up to 180kg |
| Función | 1. Ángulo máximo hacia arriba del respaldo: 0-75° |
| 2. La altura es ajustable: 500-800mm |
1 flat car surface size: 1930*640mm
2 flat car lifting height: 570-900mm
3 net weight 75kg, maximum load capacity 250kg
The car surface is molded by ABS engineering injection molding, which has the characteristics of high flame retardancy, corrosion resistance, and toughness. The four corners are respectively designed with handles for the convenience of nursing emergency personnel.
4 The guardrail adopts ABS lifting and lifting guardrail, and the gas spring cushioning design is put down to improve the comfort and the service life of the guardrail.
The back is backed by a gas spring type, and the back is lifted by 80°. It is easy to operate and can be operated with one hand.
5 The head has an oxygen cylinder bracket for 5L oxygen cylinders for emergency use.
The front end of the car has a diagonal infusion stand jack and is equipped with an infusion stand for patient infusion.
6 The overall lifting adopts rocker type design, the lifting stroke is 570-900mm, the handle adopts two-way interference protection and automatic lubrication function.
The 7 casters are 2-speed central control casters with a diameter of 150mm and a central guide wheel.
8 Auxiliary device: 4cm oxford car mat with 4 safety straps to protect the patient from falling from the transport cart when transporting the patient urgently.
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