STS

The Patient Stretcher for Emergencies and Outpatient Depts.

Whether for first aid treatment, in outpatient departments or intensive care units the modern transport stretcher STS 282 sets new standards in operation and mobility as well as in hygiene and design.
Well-designed features facilitate the daily work when patients are in need of first-aid treatment or nursing service.

Features

Patient safety is a matter of course for us

The robust side guards are easy and safe to operate and guarantee a high level of safety.

Unrestricted mobility

Perfect control is possible thanks to a smooth-running chassis with an innovative castor concept.

Hygiene and safety

Elimination of almost all germs thanks to antimicrobial coating with silver ions –
multidrug-resistant pathogens don’t stand a chance.

The stretcher for patient comfort

Ideal, variable positions enable comfortable and convenient patient transport.

NEW:

Now also available with optional flattened cover, optimised for use with a C-arm.

Awards

A benchmark in quality and design:
The STS is a winner of the reddot Design Award.

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