Duracare Amputee Hammock Sling
The Duracare Amputee Hammock Sling is a specialist hammock-style sling designed for single and double lower limb amputee patients. Featuring a commode hole for toileting access and full head support, it allows patients to be easily rolled on and off the sling, providing excellent security and support for transfers including floor to bed lifts. Available in fabric for everyday use or mesh for bathing and wet area transfers. Compatible with standard yoke or four-point yoke. Manufactured in Australia and New Zealand.
The Duracare Amputee Hammock Sling is a clinically designed hammock-style sling built specifically for single and double lower limb amputee patients. Its easy roll-on, roll-off application and robust support system make it a practical and dignified solution for a range of everyday patient handling routines.
DESIGN & SUPPORT
• Specially designed for single and double lower limb amputee patients
• Full head support for added head and neck stability during transfers
• Commode hole included for toileting access
• Patient can be easily rolled on and off the sling, minimising manual handling effort
• Provides great security and support when lifting from floor to bed
MATERIAL & HYGIENE
• Available in fabric for everyday transfers and general use
• Available in mesh for bathing and wet area transfers
• Made from quality premium material, washable up to 95°C
• Quality woven label greatly reduces fading through repeated washing over time
• Colour-coded ID straps for quick and easy size identification
COMPATIBILITY
• Compatible with standard yoke or four-point yoke
• Manufactured in Australia and New Zealand
IDEAL FOR
• Single and double lower limb amputee patients
• Bed and chair transfers
• Floor to bed lifts
• Toileting transfers, commode hole included
• Bathing and wet area use, mesh variant
- HIGHGATE_DURACARE PATIENT LIFTING SLING_4-Pages BROCHURE_A4
- HHC_Instruction Cover for Patient Handling Slings.pdf
AS/NZS ISO 10535:2011
ARTG#402190
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Australian StandardsAS/NZS ISO 10535:2011
ARTG Information402190