Product Description
The Y-12 Scooping Stretcher is designed to support patient transfer and transportation in hospitals, emergency departments, clinics, and other healthcare environments. Its scooping stretcher configuration is intended for situations where careful patient handling and transfer are required.
With an overall size of L2000 × W400 mm, the Y-12 provides a practical platform for patient transport and handling. Its dedicated design makes it suitable for emergency-care and patient-transfer applications where a specialized stretcher is required.
The Y-12 Scooping Stretcher is officially listed by HI-LIFE within its medical furniture and matching-items range. The available manufacturer information confirms the product name and overall size, but does not provide additional model-specific details regarding construction material, separation mechanism, load capacity, patient restraints, carrying handles, or accessories. These specifications should be confirmed with the manufacturer before final publication.
Key Features
- Scooping stretcher design for patient handling and transport
- Suitable for hospitals and healthcare environments
- Designed for patient transfer and emergency-care applications
- Practical configuration for careful patient handling
- Overall size of L2000 × W400 mm
- Suitable for emergency departments and patient transport areas
- Model: Y-12
- Part of the HI-LIFE Matching Items range
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Scooping Stretcher |
| Model | Y-12 |
| Product Category | Hospital Furniture / Matching Items |
| Stretcher Type | Scooping Stretcher |
| Overall Size | L2000 × W400 mm |
| Length | 2000 mm |
| Width | 400 mm |
| Frame Material | To be confirmed |
| Scooping / Separation Mechanism | To be confirmed |
| Patient Support Surface | To be confirmed |
| Load Capacity | To be confirmed |
| Safety Restraints | To be confirmed |
| Carrying Handles | To be confirmed |
| Finish | To be confirmed |
| Accessories | To be confirmed |
Ideal For
- Hospitals
- Emergency departments
- Clinics
- Patient transport areas
- Emergency-care units
- Patient transfer areas
- Ambulance and rescue services
- Healthcare facilities
