Arjo Amputee Clip Bathing In-Situ Sling

The Arjo Amputee Clip Bathing In-Situ Sling is designed to provide secure, comfortable, and dignified support for patients with single or double lower limb amputations who require a sling to remain under them for extended periods, especially during bathing and hygiene routines. Available in both durable polyester for everyday use and breathable mesh for wet environments, this sling is designed for daily hygiene, showering, and in-situ support. The contoured, full-body design features specialized amputee support, ensuring even weight distribution and minimizing pressure points for comfort and safety.

Compatible with Arjo patient lifts and hoists using a clip-style attachment, the Amputee Clip Bathing In-Situ Sling offers a secure connection and is available in multiple sizes to fit a variety of users. It has reinforced stitching and easy-to-clean materials, and the mesh option provides quick drainage and breathability for hygiene routines. The Arjo Amputee Clip Bathing In-Situ Sling is designed for hospitals, care homes, and home care settings where specialized, extended support, comfort, and safety are essential.

Features

• Specialized in-situ design for single or double lower limb amputee support
• Full-body, contoured shape for ergonomic, secure, and extended use
• Available in durable polyester for daily use or breathable mesh for wet environments
• Clip style compatibility for secure attachment to Arjo patient lifts and hoists
• Even weight distribution to minimize pressure points
• Reinforced stitching for added safety and durability
• Multiple sizes available to fit a variety of users
• Machine washable for convenient cleaning

Indications

The Arjo Amputee Clip Bathing In-Situ Sling is indicated for:

• Patients with single or double lower limb amputations requiring secure, comfortable support during extended use or in-situ hygiene transfers
• Bathing and showering (mesh version)
• Transfers between bed, wheelchair, commode, or bathing area
• Use in hospitals, care homes, and home care settings
• Individuals with limited mobility or reduced upper body control