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Description

The Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles (#0821998) can be attached to the mainframe of the cot, to provide more lifting points for emergency responders to grasp and lift the cot. This is especially useful for taller or larger patients.

Warranty: 90 Days. 

Frequently asked questions

What cot models are these lifting handles compatible with?

These Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles are specifically designed for Ferno 24-MAXX / 24-miniMAXX cots.

How many lifting handles are included in the package?

The package includes one pair of side lift handles, meaning you will receive two handles in total.

Are these lifting handles new or used?

These Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles are factory new.

What is the warranty period for these lifting handles?

These Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles come with a 90-day warranty.

How do these handles improve ergonomics for emergency responders?

By providing additional lifting points, these handles reduce strain on responders when lifting heavier or taller patients, promoting safer lifting practices.

What is the primary benefit of using these swing-out lifting handles?

The primary benefit is increased lifting points on Ferno cots. This makes lifting and maneuvering easier and safer, especially with larger patients.

Where on the cot do these lifting handles attach?

The Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles (#0821998) attach to the mainframe of the cot, providing more lifting points.

What is the model number for these lifting handles?

The model number for these Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles is #0821998.

Do these lifting handles swing out?

Yes, these are Ferno Swing Out Lifting Handles, designed to swing out for easier access and improved leverage during lifting.

How do these handles improve cot handling?

These handles are specifically designed to attach to the mainframe of a cot, providing additional points for emergency responders to grasp. This makes it easier to lift and maneuver the cot, especially with larger or taller patients.