Emergency Stretcher UT-18
A multifunction stretcher for emergency departments. The patient can be examined and treated on the stretcher without being moved to another one, and the stretcher works with a C-arm X-ray unit.
A pedal under the head end lowers a fifth wheel to the floor, so the stretcher runs straight through long corridors. Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions and the backrest angle are set quickly.
Key facts
- Use
- Emergency departments: examination and treatment on the stretcher
- Imaging
- Compatible with C-arm X-ray units
- Positions
- Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg, adjustable backrest
- Steering
- Fifth wheel, lowered with a pedal under the head end
- Mattress
- Viscoelastic, fire-resistant waterproof cover
Specifications
| Positions | Adjustable backrest; Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg |
|---|---|
| Steering | Fifth wheel operated by a pedal under the head end |
| Imaging | Compatible with C-arm X-ray units |
| Lying surface | Marine plywood covered with compact laminate on both sides |
| Mattress | High-density viscoelastic foam; polyurethane cover, ultrasonically welded, fire-resistant and waterproof |
| Side rails | Polyurethane, open and close with a circular movement |
| Bumpers | Polyurethane |
| Brakes | Central brake system |
| Accessories | Height-adjustable IV pole; urine bag hook |
Frequently asked questions
Can the patient stay on the stretcher during imaging?
Yes. The UT-18 is compatible with C-arm X-ray units, so the patient does not need to be moved to another stretcher.
How is the stretcher steered in long corridors?
A pedal under the head end lowers a fifth wheel to the floor, which keeps the stretcher running straight.
Is the mattress waterproof?
Yes. The viscoelastic mattress has an ultrasonically welded polyurethane cover that is waterproof, fire-resistant and easy to clean.
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