Span America F600B  Bariatric Full Body Patient Lift

The F600B bariatric lift patient from Span America. embodies heavy-duty performance within a compact and manageable footprint, providing a unique combination of high capacity pf 600lbs and extensive range. This lift is particularly noteworthy for its exceptional mobility, functionality, and durability.

It is designed for ease of use, ensuring both caregiver and patient can operate and benefit from the lift comfortably and safely. Additionally, the lift delivers remarkable value, a feature that is not commonly found in bariatric models.

Its design is focused on addressing the specific needs of bariatric patients, ensuring their transfer and mobility are handled with the utmost care and efficiency, while also prioritizing safety and comfort. This makes the bariatric patient lift an ideal choice for healthcare settings seeking a reliable, high-capacity solution for patient mobility.

Span America F600B Product Demonstration Video

Features:

• 600 lb. (273 kg) safe working load
• Locking rear casters, foot-activated lock/unlock
• Floor extraction: Can be used to lift patients from floor
• Quick-release battery can be charged via charging cradle (optional), or via plug-in charger (included) for charging in place
• Overload protection with visual/audible alert, halts lifting when capacity is exceeded
• Manual emergency lowering for added safety
• Simple, fast assembly using tools provided
• Backlit LCD battery display for ease of viewing
• Audi low-battery indicator
• Certified to: ISO 10535; IEC/EN/ANSI/AAMI/CAN/CSA-C22.2 60601-1, 60101-1-2, and 60601-1-11; SGS Mark for Safety

Product Documents

F600B Bariatric Floor Lift Product Literature

F600B Bariatric Floor Lift Dimension Chart

F600B Bariatric Floor Lift Scale

F600B Bariatric Floor Lift Service Parts

F600B Bariatric Floor Lift Product Catalog

Usage Requirements:

 The F600B floor lift is designed for patients needing the maximum level of assistance during transfer. It should be used for

• Patients who are completely dependent on caregiver for transferring
• Paraplegics/Quadriplegics

Note that two or more caregivers may be required for a transfer, based on full assessment of the patient's:

• Mobility
• Weight
• Size
• Medical conditions
• Mental status
• Ability to assist