• Postural safety: The combined action of the three restraint points prevents accidental slipping, securing the patient during changes in incline.
• Lifting efficiency: The extendable and foldable handles allow for an ergonomic grip that reduces back strain for operators, especially on staircases.
• Prolonged comfort: The presence of armrests and footrests reduces patient fatigue during waiting times or long transfers.
• Accelerated sanitization: Non-porous thermoplastic surfaces allow for rapid decontamination with common hospital detergents.
• Logistics optimization: The folded depth of only 22 cm facilitates storage on board ambulances or in small ward storage rooms.

The device is indicated for use in hospital facilities, nursing homes and specialist clinics. It is particularly effective in emergency and rescue contexts on emergency vehicles, where it is necessary to evacuate or transport patients through stairs, narrow elevators, or non-barrier-free civilian passages.

The H708_37 chair is the right choice when it is necessary to combine high load capacity (170 kg) with a limited structural tare. It stands out from standard models for the presence of integrated armrests and footrests, which offer superior transport dignity and indispensable mechanical stability in complex operational scenarios such as descending steep stairs or passing over irregular surfaces.

What is the advantage of this model compared to a standard carry chair without armrests?

The integrated armrests and footrest not only improve patient comfort but also provide physical support points that prevent lateral oscillations or forward slipping, drastically increasing perceived and actual safety during transport.

Does the chair meet hygiene requirements for use in operating rooms or sterile wards?

The chair is made with chemical-resistant thermoplastic materials, facilitating the deep disinfection protocols necessary to prevent cross-infections in high-risk clinical environments.

Is a specific number of operators required for movement on stairs?

To ensure patient safety and the health of the staff, the use of two operators is strongly recommended, utilizing the front and rear double handle configuration to balance the weight.