Padded Universal Sling - Medium

• Color-coded loops for various seating positions
• Straps for hip, leg, and shoulder
• Back and thigh support
• Guide handles aid in correct positioning
• Comes in sizes Junior to XX-Large .

The Padded Universal Sling from Waverley Glen and Prism Medical is the most commonly used patient sling for general transfer situations. With maximum comfort, support, and ease-of-use, this sling will provide optimal functionality during lifting and transfers. It is used with Prism Medical's Floor Lifts and Ceiling Lifts and is used to lift patients from the floor, wheelchair, bed, geriatric chair, or shower chair.

Simple to Use: This sling features color-coded loops to accommodate various seating positions. Guide handles aid in correct positioning during transfers and center markers ensure that the sling is positioned properly. A sling label provides a convenient way to note information for reference. The sling has long leg straps and a large opening, making easy to use, even to and from tight-fitting wheelchairs.

Comfortable and Supportive: The Universal Padded Sling is designed to be as comfortable as possible with features such as side straps that even weight distribution and covered strap connection points to protect the skin. This sling offers great back and thigh support. It features hip, leg, and shoulder straps for maximum safety and support and provides toileting access. This sling is made of padded ployester.

Compatibility: The Universal Sling is used with the following Prism Medical patient lifts: C-Series Fixed Ceiling Lifts, P-440 Portable Ceiling Lift, P-600 Portable Ceiling Lift, P-300 Portable Ceiling Lift, F-600 Floor Lift, F-550 Floor Lift, and F-450 Floor Lift.

Select Size

The Universal Sling comes in sizes Junior, Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and XX-Large. Select the size of your choice from the drop-down menu above.

• 527305: Junior
• 527310: Small
• 527320: Medium
• 527330: Large
• 527340: X-Large
• 527350: XX-Large

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.