Drive Stand Assist Lift Slings
Brand: Drive
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Stable Assistance for Standing
The Stand Up Assist Transfer Slings provide support for patients who are unable to stand up without assistance. Compatible with the Drive Stand Assist Lift, the slings come in a variety of styles to fit a wide range of patient needs. The slings also feature adjustable loops, to adapt to each patient individually.
Stand-Up Slings
The Stand-Up Slings should be used for standing and weight-bearing assistance, as well as for transferring patients from the bed to a chair or chair to the bed. Users must have at least 60-percent weight-bearing capacity. With 2 reinforced attachment points, the sling has a weight capacity of 440 lbs.
Transfer Slings
The Transfer Sling should be used for transferring a patient from the bed to a chair or chair to the car, and for general in-room transport. Do not raise patients to a full standing position while using this sling. It has a weight capacity of 400 lbs. The slings do not require the use of chains or straps.
- Available in a variety of size options: Stand Up Sling Large (44" x 16"), Stand Up Sling X-Large (55" x 16"), and Transfer Sling SM/MED (37" x 34”)
- Provides comfortable transitions, appropriate for patients who have a greater degree of weight bearing ability
- Made from nylon material, the four sling attachment points can accommodate different designs of patient slings
- Ideal for patients with limited mobility, the slings provide a stable way to stand up from beds and chairs
- Made with comfortable padding, the lumbar and under arm areas help improve patient comfort
