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Prism Medical SGA-440 Sit-to-Stand Lift

Prism Medical SGA-440 Sit-to-Stand Lift

$3,480.00 - $3,480.00
$3,480.00
$3,480.00 - $3,480.00
$3,480.00

Customer will need to provide prescriptions for respiratory devices.

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Description



The Prism Medical SGA-440 sit-to-stand lift. A smooth and versatile sit-to-stand lift, intended for clients who can participate actively in the transfer. Once in a standing position, transfer to a wheelchair or commode is done easily and smoothly. The client also gets valuable standing training with the transfer.


The SGA-440 allows for a wide range of adjustments to the leg supports and th e lifting bar itself to accommodate the support and comfort needs of the client. These adjustments enable the caregiver to adapt the raising to pain sensitive patients or patients paralyzed on one side, with no need for optional equipment or separate lifts.

Specifications

Weight Capacity 440 lbs.
Product Weight 81 lbs.
Lifts Patient from Floor No
Max Lifting Range 54.3"
Min Lifting Range 35.4"
Base Width (Open) 40.7"
Base Width (Closed) 28.8"
Base Length 40.7"
Base Height 2"
Front Wheel Size 3"
Rear Wheel Size 3"

Features

  • Lightweight aluminum design offers stability and durability on a lightweight frame
  • Integrated charger or optional wall mounted charger is available
  • Control box comes standard with diagnostic capabilities and can be used with your laptop for reporting and tracking of lift usage

Buyer's Guides

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Medical Supplies

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Senior Mobility Devices

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Wheelchairs

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Bedding

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Daily Living Aids

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