Leg Sling

For lifting extremities(pelvis, shoulders, legs)
Lifting capacity up to 255 kg
Small sling ideal for multiple tasks(f.ex. changing diapers)

Note: The quantity of certain products is currently very limited, so make sure before the purchase that the goods are in stock. Contact the customer service staff and they will inform you about the delivery deadline. Phone number: 8 800 00225, e-mail : info@slaugivita.com

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Product code: 28650-1

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Specifications

Leg Sling – to lift and supporting limbs

The Guldmann Leg Sling supports and lifts limbs in conjunction with the hoist, avoiding unnecessary strain to the care provider.

The sling is used to lift heavy arms or legs, and supports the limbs to carry out activities such as wound treatment, dressings or when carrying out personal hygiene procedures. It can also be used to carry out early mobilisation. The sling can e.g. be used when fitting therapeutic stockings, or for supporting/lifting the leg when applying a ROM Walker Boot or a CPM machine (knee trainer).

The Guldmann Leg Sling is a standard product, with the same design intended for both ordinary and bariatric users. It is made of polyester material.

Lifting capacity of 255 kg.

Supplied individually or in a box of ten.

On the sling, there is a label with a QR code leading to a mobile site containing links to instruction video and user manual.

The sling can be used with all Guldmann ceiling hoists and mobile lifters.

Using the appropriate sling is essential for efficient transfers to ensure comfort, dignity and safety for the user and the care provider.