MN7905 Hydraulic Patient Lift Tranfer Chair

A patient lift transfer chair is designed to facilitate the safe and efficient transfer of patients with limited mobility. These chairs are commonly used in healthcare settings and home care environments to move patients between different locations, such as from a bed to a wheelchair or from a wheelchair to a toilet. Here are the key features of a patient lift transfer chair:

1. Sturdy Frame: The chair is built with a robust and durable frame, often made of high-strength materials like steel or aluminum, ensuring stability and safety during transfers.

2. Adjustable Seat Height: Many transfer chairs have an adjustable seat height to accommodate various transfer surfaces and to ease the transfer process for both the patient and the caregiver.

3. Comfortable Seating: The seat and backrest are typically padded to provide comfort for the patient. Some models also feature ergonomic designs to support the patient’s posture.

4. Safety Straps and Belts: To ensure the patient’s safety during transfers, these chairs are equipped with safety straps and belts that securely hold the patient in place.

5. Wheels with Brakes: Transfer chairs come with wheels to facilitate easy movement. The wheels are often equipped with brakes to lock the chair in place during transfers, enhancing safety.

6. Foldable Design: Some models feature a foldable design, making them easy to store and transport when not in use.

7. Footrests: Adjustable or removable footrests provide additional support and comfort for the patient’s legs and feet during transfers.

8. Armrests: The chair typically includes armrests that provide support for the patient when seated. Some armrests are movable or removable to facilitate side transfers.

9. Toilet Accessibility: Many transfer chairs are designed to be used over a toilet or with a commode bucket, making them suitable for toileting needs. This feature enhances their versatility and convenience.

10. Ease of Cleaning: The materials used in the construction of transfer chairs are often chosen for their ease of cleaning and maintenance, ensuring hygienic use in healthcare environments.

11. Powered or Manual Lifting Mechanism: Some transfer chairs come with a powered lifting mechanism, operated by a battery, to assist in raising and lowering the patient. Others may have a manual hydraulic system for lifting.

12. Wide Base for Stability: A wide base provides additional stability to the chair, reducing the risk of tipping during transfers.

13. Weight Capacity: The chair is designed to support patients of various sizes, with a specified maximum weight capacity to ensure safe usage.

14. Head Support: Some models come with headrests or head support options for patients who need additional neck and head support.

These features make patient lift transfer chairs essential tools in healthcare settings, aiding caregivers in performing safe and efficient patient transfers while ensuring patient comfort and safety.

This model MN7905 is a hydraulic transfer chair.