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ArjoHuntleigh Maxi Move® Floor Lift

Original price $9,854.00 - Original price $9,854.00
Original price
$9,854.00
$9,854.00 - $9,854.00
Current price $9,854.00

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The Maxi Move® floor lift lets one caregiver manage demanding daily transfer and repositioning tasks for patients or residents, and a variety of spreader bars adapts it to different transfer needs.

Features

  • The patient stays a constant distance from the mast thanks to the vertical lifting action
  • Powered dynamic positioning system built into the spreader bar repositions the patient in the sling
  • Optional interchangeable spreader bars and a range of slings
  • Combi attachment for changing between spreader bars and stretcher frames
  • Dual action telescopic mast, with an optional extended jib, for lifting from the floor and onto beds
  • Dual controls on the mast and hand control
  • Optional integrated scale
  • Castors in standard, low and extra-low sizes for access under low beds, couches and trolleys

Specifications

  • Safe working load: 500 lbs (227 kg)
  • Safe working load with extended jib: 287 lbs (130 kg)
  • Lifter weight (with spreader bar and battery): 154 lbs (70 kg)
  • Lifting height: 8 ¾ in (225 mm) to 62 in (1575 mm)
  • Lifting stroke: 53.12 in (1350 mm)
  • Minimum storage height: 55.25 in (1402 mm)
  • External width (legs closed/open): 28.25 in / 47.12 in (718 mm / 1196 mm)
  • Internal width (legs closed/open): 22.75 in / 42.25 in (578 mm / 1074 mm)
  • Leg clearance: 4.5 in (115 mm) standard castors; 4 in (101 mm) low; 2.25 in (57 mm) extra-low
  • Chassis clearance: 1 in (25 mm) standard and low castors; 0.75 in (19 mm) extra-low
  • Lifter length: 44 in (1118 mm)
  • Turning diameter: 48 in (1222 mm)
  • Protection class: IPX4 lifter; IPX7 hand control
  • Battery: 24V 4Ah

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