Nighthawk 18" Wheel Chair PVC Full Lap Tray

Why Full Support for Safe Patient Transfers

The Arjo Loop Hammock Sling is a total-support lift sling designed for patients who require full body positioning during transfers — including head and neck support for those with no independent mobility. The 4-strap loop system attaches securely to compatible Arjo ceiling and floor lifts, and adjustable loop positions allow caregivers to change the user's sitting angle for comfort, hygiene, and transfer precision. The quick-drying polyester mesh fabric makes this sling equally suitable for bathing, showering, and hygiene care as it is for dry transfers. Double thigh padding reduces pressure during lifts, and the Large size is designed to accommodate a wide range of higher-weight users safely.

Key Features

• 4-strap loop attachment system for secure, balanced lifting
• Full head and neck support for maximum patient stability
• Double thigh padding for reduced pressure and improved comfort
• Quick-drying polyester mesh fabric for wet and dry use
• Adjustable loop positions to modify sitting angle and positioning
• Compatible with Arjo ceiling and floor lift systems (loop attachment)
• Large (L) size for higher-weight users up to 600 lbs (272 kg)

Benefits

• Provides full-body support for dependent or passive patients
• Mesh construction is suitable for bathing and hygiene transfers
• Adjustable loop positions allow caregiver-controlled positioning
• Double thigh padding minimizes pressure points during lifts
• Quick-drying material reduces moisture retention after wet use
• Reduces caregiver strain and injury risk during transfers
• Compatible with Arjo's ceiling and floor lift ecosystem

Clinical Applications

Ideal for:

• Patients with limited or no independent mobility
• Passive transfers between bed, chair, wheelchair, or toilet
• Bathing, showering, and hygiene care environments
• Healthcare facilities using Arjo ceiling or floor lift systems
• Home care environments requiring full-body support slings
• Long-term care and rehabilitation settings