RPH Keyhole Access Sling

RPH Keyhole Access Sling

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$530.00
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RPH Keyhole Access Sling

RPH Keyhole Access Sling

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Main Features
Keyhole plate toileting Sling
Easy to undress while in the Sling
Saves two unnecessary lifts
Built-in Keyhole Plate Safety Straps
The RPH Keyhole Access Sling is a quick to fit and easy to remove Sling and is more like a
Bodex Sling
than a conventional lifting Sling. The advantage of this Sling is that it is easy to undress patients while in the Sling and it saves two unnecessary lifts to put a patient on a bed to undress and dress them.
The RPH Keyhole Access Sling can pick up from the floor or a bed. However, as it does not have a head section, a Carer should sit the patient up before fitting the Sling. If the patient is lying down, help support the patient’s head until they have been lifted into the sitting position. A webbing handle is provided at the back of the Sling to help guide patients into chairs. Normally however, the patient, already in a good sitting position, can be lowered directly into a chair.
We incorporate special Safety Straps with our Keyhole Plate Slings as an extra safety measure. These may stop the Patient falling to the floor if a Keyhole Plate comes off the stud or breaks, and can prevent a serious accident. Click on the picture for further information.
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Item #
792
Safe Working Load (SWL):
220kg /485lbs (In accordance with ISO 10535:2011)
ARTG:
99879
GMDN:
40535
Attachment Method:
Keyhole plate tilt frame hoists
Disposal:
When the Sling is ready for disposal, we suggest the lifting straps are cut off, so it cannot be used with another patient.
Size:
1 size.
Special sizes made on request.
Materials Available:
Material
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Type
Notes
Standard White
Nylon
This is called a solid material, as it is not a Mesh or Netting material that has holes in the material. The Nylon has some slipperiness, to make it easier to slide down behind a patient’s back, when they are sitting in a chair.
Please select the most appropriate material and sling design for the patient, but remember, if the patient’s condition changes, it may be necessary to use a different material and design of sling. See the FAQ tab for more information.

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