Proactive Medical Solid Sit to Stand Sling, Large, 16" x 43.5"

Solid Sit to Stand Sling, Large, 16" x 43.5"

This solid sit to stand sling is a large patient lift sling for sit-to-stand transfers. It fits facilities and caregivers who need a sling that can be used in wet or dry environments and want a solid style option. This large sling measures 16 inch x 43.5 inch and has a 440 lb. weight capacity.

Good Fit For

• Sit-to-stand transfer routines
• Care settings that use slings in wet or dry environments
• Buyers selecting a large sling option for patient fit needs

Key Features

• Sit-to-stand sling format supports transfer workflows that call for this style
• Large size helps buyers match the sling to patient fit needs
• Solid sling design for buyers selecting this specific sling type
• Polyester fabric works in wet or dry environments for broader care setting use
• 440 lb. weight capacity helps with patient selection and safe equipment planning
• Wash instructions are on the sling label, with washing temperatures not to exceed 180 degrees F

Applications and Usage

• Using a sit-to-stand lift sling during assisted patient transfers
• Keeping a solid-style sling on hand for facilities that need this transfer format
• Selecting a sling size based on patient weight and girth guidelines

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sling size and fit can vary significantly depending on patient weight and girth
• Consult a physician before sling selection
• Follow the washing instructions on the sling label
• Do not wash above 180 degrees F; air-dry or dry at low temperatures

FAQ

• What type of sling is this? This is a solid sit-to-stand sling.
• What size is this sling? This sling is a large size and measures 16 inch x 43.5 inch.
• What is the weight capacity? The sling has a 440 lb. weight capacity.
• Can this sling be used in wet environments? Yes. The polyester fabric can be used in wet or dry environments.
• How should this sling be cleaned and dried? Follow the washing instructions on the sling label. Washing temperatures should not exceed 180 degrees F, and the sling should be air-dried or dried at low temperatures.

From Proactive Medical.