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Hydraulic Patient Lift

A Manual Patient Lift uses a hydraulic pump to raise/lower a patient for transfers between beds, seated surfaces or lift a patient from the floor, to ensure safety and comfort. Hydraulics make the lifting/pumping process easy. The patient is slowly lowered by turning small lever located on the hydraulic pump. Manual Patient Lifts require less physical energy to raise the patient. The person cranking the lever uses minimal effort since the hard work is accomplished by the hydraulic fluid. These lifts offer a safe way to lift mobility patients who are unable to physically get out of bed or a chair on their own. These lifts help protect patients from injuring themselves while moving around. At the same time

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