• Diagnostic continuity: the material’s radiolucency allows for examinations to be performed without moving the patient, minimizing pain and physical stress.
• Operational ergonomics: the provision of 8 perimeter handles allows for optimal load distribution, reducing biomechanical strain for healthcare operators.
• Postural comfort: the internal foam padding prevents compression trauma against the rigid surfaces of radiological tables.
• Transfer efficiency: the low-friction coating facilitates sliding and lateral traction maneuvers between different surfaces.
• Regulatory safety: certification as a Class I Medical Device ensures compliance with the highest hospital safety standards.

The H239_55 sheet finds elective use in radiology and diagnostic imaging departments, where it is necessary to keep the patient still on specific surfaces for data acquisition. It is also indicated in operating theaters, emergency departments and inpatient wards for transfers between bed and stretcher. Its use is also extended to rehabilitation facilities, assisted living facilities (RSA) and home care contexts where safe and ergonomic assisted manual handling is required.

This model is the correct choice when the priority is to combine transfer stability with the clinical need not to generate artifacts in radiographic images. Unlike standard sheets, the H239_55 model guarantees padded support that makes it suitable even for fragile patients or those with long stays on diagnostic tables. It is the ideal tool for scenarios where maneuvering space requires multiple grip points to operate safely even with a reduced number of assistants.

What is the main difference between this sheet and a normal transfer board?

Unlike rigid boards, this sheet is flexible, padded, and completely radiolucent, allowing it to be left under the patient during the examination without compromising image quality and offering superior comfort.

Does the device comply with current European regulations?

Yes, the sheet is classified as a Class I Medical Device in compliance with the European Regulation MDR 2017/745, meeting all safety and performance requirements.

Is it possible to use the sheet to lift the patient vertically?

No, the device is designed exclusively for horizontal transfer, sliding, pulling, and pushing maneuvers. It must not be used as a stretcher for lifting from the ground or for vertical transport.