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- Weight: 300.0 lb
- Designed to reduce physical strain on clinicians while enhancing patient care and comfort
- Supports up to 700 lb in weight capacity
- Includes utility tray and litter-mounted oxygen bottle holder
- Four-wheel center-locking brake system with dual end activator
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Stryker
Ships from MFI Medical
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MPN: 1105
- Phone: (269) 385-2600
Frequently asked questions
Does the stretcher feature a secure, dual-control braking system?
Yes, the Stryker Prime Series Stretcher utilizes a robust system designed for secure positioning and easy clinician access:
- Four-Wheel Center-Locking Brake System: This feature ensures maximum stability by simultaneously locking all four wheels when engaged.
- Dual End Activation: Brake and steer functions are easily accessible via controls located at both the head and foot ends of the stretcher. This allows clinical staff to quickly engage or disengage the controls from either side.
This system ensures secure stabilization and works alongside the standard 8-inch Omni Surface casters for smooth maneuverability when unlocked.
Is a highly accurate integrated scale offered?
Yes, the Stryker Prime Series Stretcher can be equipped with an Integrated Scale as an optional accessory option. This scale is designed to provide accurate and repeatable patient weights.
This feature is highly beneficial because it allows clinicians to obtain weight readings directly on the stretcher, streamlining workflow and supporting critical treatment decisions without requiring patient transfer.
Does this stretcher include an ergonomic Lift Assist backrest?
Yes, the Stryker Prime Series Stretcher is equipped with an innovative Lift Assist backrest. This system features a unique drop-seat design that leverages the patient’s own weight to help with positioning, which significantly reduces the physical strain typically required for manual patient boosting.
Does the stretcher offer advanced patient positioning adjustments?
Yes, the Stryker Prime Series Stretcher is designed for clinical versatility and includes advanced positioning capabilities. It features a pneumatic backrest for smooth adjustments and supports both Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg positioning to accommodate various clinical needs. These adjustments are managed via dual side-mounted foot controls, which include constant descent and uni-lower pedals for safe and reliable operation.
What valuable storage features are included?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher is engineered with multiple integrated features to keep crucial supplies organized and accessible for clinical staff:
- Extra Capacity Storage Tray: A large storage space built into the durable thermoformed ABS base for equipment.
- Integrated Utility Tray: A dedicated, built-in tray for immediate access to smaller, frequently used supplies.
- Litter-Mounted Oxygen Bottle Holder: This secures the oxygen bottle, ensuring it is readily available for patient care.
For added functionality, the stretcher also features an integrated transfer board and four integrated IV receptacles.
What is its impressive weight capacity?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher has an impressive 700 lb (318 kg) weight capacity, making it suitable for a wide range of patients.
What convenient integrated utility features are included?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher includes several integrated features designed to enhance clinical efficiency and patient care accessibility:
- Storage: The durable thermoformed ABS base provides both an integrated utility tray and an extra capacity storage tray for supplies.
- Transfers: An integrated transfer board is standard, which helps facilitate safer and easier patient movement between surfaces, reducing clinician effort.
- Patient Support: The stretcher is equipped with four integrated IV receptacles and a litter-mounted oxygen bottle holder.
- Positioning: A pneumatic backrest/stationary foot is also included for patient comfort and positioning.
What patient surface widths are available?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher offers two different litter widths to accommodate various patient needs and sizes, both featuring a high-quality patient surface:
- 26-inch Litter: Provides a patient surface area of 26” x 75.25” (66 cm x 191 cm).
- 30-inch Litter: Provides a wider patient surface area of 30” x 75.25” (76 cm x 191 cm).
What ergonomic features help reduce caregiver strain?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher is engineered to prioritize clinician ergonomics and reduce physical exertion through several key features:
- Lift Assist Backrest: This innovative system utilizes the patient’s own weight and a specialized drop-seat design to assist in raising the head section, which significantly minimizes the physical effort required for boosting.
- Advanced Mobility Options: Depending on your chosen model, you can select systems such as the Retractable Fifth Wheel, Big Wheel technology for reduced push force, or the Zoom Motorized Drive System to eliminate manual pushing entirely.
- Dual-Sided Hydraulics: The stretcher features convenient dual-side-mounted foot controls, allowing clinicians to adjust height and positioning from either side of the patient.
How does the stretcher design prioritize clinician comfort and safety?
The Stryker Prime Series Stretcher is engineered to significantly minimize physical strain for clinicians through several ergonomic features:
- Lift Assist Backrest: This innovative system utilizes a drop-seat design and the patient’s own weight to help raise the head section, which reduces the need for manual boosting.
- Advanced Mobility Options: To eliminate or reduce manual effort during transport, you can choose from three mobility systems:
- Retractable Fifth-Wheel Steering: Enhances maneuverability in tight spaces.
- Big Wheel Advanced Mobility: Designed specifically to reduce push force.
- Zoom Motorized Drive System: Provides motorized assistance to virtually eliminate manual exertion.
- Effortless Adjustments: The stretcher features dual side-mounted foot control hydraulics, allowing for smooth height adjustment, Trendelenburg positioning, and knee gatch adjustments (0–40°) without straining the clinician.