Medline Reusable Full-Body Patient Sling, Solid Fabric, Size M, 1/EA

Reusable Full-Body Patient Sling, Solid Fabric, Size M, 1/EA

This reusable full-body patient sling is a medium solid-fabric sling for patient lifting and transfer workflows. It fits loop style cradles as well as 4-point or 6-point cradles, which can help buyers match it to existing lift setups. Buyers comparing sizes should note this version is size medium and supports up to 450 lb.

Good Fit For

• Patient lift and transfer workflows
• Facilities using loop style cradles
• Sites using 4-point or 6-point cradle systems
• Buyers needing a reusable medium sling

Key Features

• Full-body patient sling format for lifting and transfer support
• Reusable design for ongoing care environments
• Works with loop style cradles for flexible lift compatibility
• Also compatible with 4-point or 6-point cradles
• Medium size option for buyers selecting by sling fit
• 450 lb weight capacity for higher-capacity transfer needs

Applications and Usage

• Pairing with compatible patient lift cradles for full-body transfers
• Replacing a worn sling in a reusable lift sling program
• Standardizing on a medium sling size within a care setting

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Confirm cradle style compatibility before ordering, especially if your lift uses loop attachments.
• Choose sling size carefully to match your facility's fit requirements.
• Check the 450 lb weight capacity against your transfer protocol before use.
• This sling is made with solid fabric, which may matter if your workflow calls for that material style.

FAQ

• Will this patient sling work with different cradle styles? Yes. This sling is compatible with loop style cradles and also works with 4-point or 6-point cradles.
• Is this sling reusable or disposable? This is a reusable patient sling.
• What size is this sling? This sling is a medium size.
• What is the weight capacity? This sling has a weight capacity of 450 lb.
• Is this sling latex free? Yes. This patient sling is latex free.

From Medline.