Patient transfer belt Aston Pas transferowy do przemieszczania pacjenta L

The Aston patient transfer belt Pas transferowy do przemieszczania pacjenta L is designed to assist caregivers during lateral transfers and repositioning of patients. The belt provides multiple secure handholds and a broad support surface to facilitate controlled movement and stabilization of a person while reducing physical strain on staff. Intended for clinical and home-care settings, this transfer belt supports manual handling tasks where mechanical lifts are not used or as an adjunct to other transfer aids.

Advantages

The belt offers reinforced stitching and ergonomically placed handles to improve grip and control during transfers. Its wide supportive band distributes pressure across the pelvis and lower torso to enhance comfort for the patient and reduce pressure points. The design supports quick application and removal, allowing caregivers to respond efficiently during repositioning tasks. Materials are chosen for durability and routine cleaning in care environments.

Suitable for

• Lateral transfers between bed and stretcher or mattress
• Repositioning in bed to adjust posture or reduce pressure
• Transfers in hospitals, care homes and home care settings
• Assisting patients who can bear some weight but need manual support

Key specifications

• Size: L — designed for larger adult body circumferences
• Construction: wide support band with multiple integrated handholds
• Material: durable, wipeable fabric suitable for routine cleaning
• Stitching: reinforced seams at handle attachment points for increased strength
• Adjustability: adjustable fit to accommodate different body shapes

How to use

Place the belt around the patient’s pelvis or lower torso with the broad band positioned to provide stable support. Fasten and adjust the belt so it fits snugly but comfortably, ensuring handholds are accessible to caregivers. During lateral transfers or repositioning, caregivers should use the handholds to control movement, coordinating their actions and following safe manual handling techniques. Remove the belt after the transfer or when it is no longer required.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the belt before each use for signs of wear or damage, paying particular attention to handles and stitching. Use the belt only with trained personnel and as part of proper manual handling procedures; it is not a substitute for mechanical lifting devices when those are required. Follow local infection control and cleaning guidelines for routine maintenance.