Hoist slings & lifting aids
We offer a comprehensive range of patient hoist slings & transfer aids in a variety of designs and materials to allow safer and more comfortable moving and handling. Our patient slings with loops can be used with the majority of ceiling track hoists, gantry hoists, mobile hoists and stand aids. If you require a sling with “clips” please contact us
Our Range of Hoist slings & lifting aids
Bathing Sling
This sling is based on the Deluxe sling shape with a split leg design.
- Available in 9 sizes
- Available in a paediatric sizes
- Available in an adult sizes
- Available in a bariatric sizes
- Made for bathing
Cressy Sling
The Cressy sling has a built in integral neck support and padded for the legs.
- Deluxe-style sling
- Integral head support
- Colour coded leg straps
- Optional soft neck roll
- Available in 9 sizes
Deluxe Comfort Sling
This sling offers further levels of support above the Deluxe Sling.
- Available in 9 sizes
- Extra comfort sling
- 200kg to 350kg SWL
- Loop or clip fixings
- Size & colour coded
Deluxe Sling
This sling is our most popular style of sling, providing excellent comfort.
- Available in 9 sizes
- Designed to provide comfort
- Both loop and clip versions
- Chest band as standard
- 200kg – 350kg weight limit
Flexi Sling
This sling is made for clients who are prone to involuntary movement.
- Available in 9 sizes
- Colour coded
- Chest band as standard
- 200kg – 350kg SWL
- Variety of sizes
Hygiene High Sling
This hoist offers new technologies to ensure comfortable patient transfers.
- Water-resistant
- Toilet/bathroom sling
- Colour coded binding
- Available in 9 sizes
- 200kg – 350kg SWL
Inseat Sling
This sling is great when the sling needs to be left in place for long time.
- Available in 9 sizes
- Soft toweling material
- Child, standard & bariatric
- Discreet as possible
- Reduced sweating
Toileting Sling
This Toileting Sling is designed to offer quick and easy toilet transfers.
- Available in 7 sizes
- Chest band as standard
- Designed for toilet transfers
- Colour coded leg loops
- Large hoist compatibility
Valet Sling
This sling has been designed for comfort, ease of use and toileting.
- Water-resistant
- Toilet/bathroom sling
- Colour coded binding
- Available in 9 sizes
- 200kg – 350kg SWL
Easy Fit Sling
This sling is well-suited for amputees and is easy to apply in many positions.
- Well-suited for amputees
- Loop attachment
- 15 models and 6 sizes
- Optimal weight distribution
- Supports the whole body
RepoSheet Lift Aid
This can be used in combination with an ordinary bed sheet.
- Can lift up to 200Kg
- Ultra can lift up to 500Kg
- Available in 2 sizes
- Avail. in cotton netting
- Available in various types
Universal High Plus Sling
This sling is used by those with limited control of the head, trunk or hips.
- Whole body support
- Soft touch materials
- 15 models and 6 sizes
- Full support transfers
- Colour coded loops
Universal High Sling
This sling is designed to support the users whole body including the shoulders.
- Choose from 3 fabrics
- Various sizes
- Transfers in a lying position
- Transfers in seated position
- Supports the head and trunk
Universal Low Sling
This sling supports the hips and lowers the back, with some trunk control and head control
- Smooth patient transfers
- Good weight distribution
- Supports hips & lower back
- For seated transfers
- Available in 3 sizes
Universal Standard Sling
This sling supports the entire body including the head for maximum comfort.
- Available in 3 sizes
- 300kg SWL
- For those with head control
- Whole body support
- Colour coded straps
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About Hoist slings & lifting aids
Our Hoist slings & lifting aids are designed to provide a safe, supportive and comfortable transfer for the patient. The Hoist sling provides options for various models, sizes, and fabrics to ensure the sling fits each person perfectly.
Our Hoist slings are specially made to provide optimal positioning and ease of application. The hoist slings provide a safe and comfortable transfer solution for several types of physical disability. This selection of high-quality slings has been developed in collaboration with Physiotherapists to ensure exceptional functionality.
The patient hoist sling has a range of adjustments to meet the specific needs of individuals. All hoist slings feature a green label on the back with detailed illustrations on how to position the sling according to the spine of the patient. This is intended to help caregivers position the sling correctly.
Hoist slings & lifting aids are suitable for;
- Individuals with Limited Mobility
- Lifting aids for elderly
- Those recovering from surgery
- People with disabilities
- Nursing homes
- Hospitals
Benefits of Hoist slings & lifting aids
- Reduce the risk of injury for both caregivers and patients being lifted
- Minimize physical strain on careers
- They allow for quicker and smoother lifting and moving
- Various types of slings are available for different lifting needs and body types.
The chosen hoist and sling must be able to lift your body weight. Consequently, the working load should be displayed on both the sling and the hoist. You must know your weight accurately to select the appropriate equipment.
Check the hoist regularly to ensure that:
- the lifting arm moves smoothly through its full range
- the castors on a mobile hoist move freely
- the brakes are effective when used
- any emergency stop mechanism works effectively.
You must ensure that the battery works well, is charged, and is correctly installed before using a powered hoist. Check any electrical connections and leads to ensure no fraying, breakages etc. Also, check slings for any broken stitching or frayed or broken material. Straps and clips should be secure and in good condition. There shouldn’t be more than a single user using the sling to prevent cross-infection. Always use slings that are compatible with the hoist (this usually means using slings from the same manufacturer).
The hoists and slings should be serviced every six months. This service may be provided by the manufacturer or the supplier or arranged by the local community equipment service if your hoist is supplied through statutory services. A mobile hoist has brakes on the castors. These must not be used to transfer a service user but may be used when storing the hoist. Check that they hold the hoist securely when applied.