Birdie Hoist/Lifter
Birdie Hoist/Lifter

 

 

 

 

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The Birdie hoist/Lifter gives maximum space for the user and offers a truly comfortable lift and transfer to or from beds,chairs or even the floor. The Birdie hoist is designed to ensure that folding and unfolding can be carried out easily and without the need for tools. In addition, the lifter can be dismantled into two parts if needed with out tools. The high boom maximizes space for the client even when the hoist is in the highest position.This gives an ergonomic lift and transfer as the client can be easily rotated in the hoist. This makes placing the client into a bed/wheelchair much easier for the carer.

The handling of the lifter has been made as smooth and easy as possible as the hoist can easily be folded and unfolded without the need for tools.

 

Features include :-

Comfortable lift and transfer to or from beds,chairs or even the floor

Lifter can be folded and unfolded with tools

Ergonomic lift and transfer as the client can be easily rotated

Birdie Lifter takes up minimal space when stored

For total security the Birdie hoist comes with a snap-lock system thus minimizing the risk of accident.

Birdie hoist availble in compact

Features and option available

 

Specification

Length                       1000mm - 1150mm

Height                        465-1685mm

Width                         530-655mm

Weight Capacity         150kg-170kg

Weight                        36kg-42kg

(Dependant on model)

 

For further information please speak to one of our Specialist Advisors

 

 

 

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