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Sara Stedy
Stand aids. Non-powered sit-to-stand transfer aid with pivoting seat pads, knee support and pedal-opening legs.
Transfer and lifting equipment
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 10 products
Moving a person safely is the task here. Stand aids such as the Arjo Sara Stedy help someone who can pull up and bear weight to pivot between seats. Ceiling lifts like the Guldmann GH3 run on a track and lift with a sling, keeping the floor clear. Mobile hoists, for example the Molift Smart 150, do the same on wheels and can fold for travel. Slings come in many shapes for different transfers. The page also covers transfer boards, stair lifts, wheelchair stair climbers, evacuation chairs and pool hoists. Installed systems need a site survey.
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GH3 ceiling hoist
Ceiling lifts. Rail-mounted ceiling hoist module that charges through the rail and can be fitted with powered traverse.
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C-450 Fixed Ceiling Lift
Ceiling lifts. Compact fixed ceiling lift with pneumatic waterproof controls and emergency power lowering.
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Molift Smart 150
Mobile patient hoists. Foldable portable mobile hoist that splits into two parts without tools for travel and home use.
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Active Micro Plus sling
Slings. Toileting sling with a large lower opening that gives access for hygiene and clothing while seated.
USD 414.50 (AliMed retailer)
BeasyTrans Easy Transfer System
Transfer boards. Transfer board with a sliding, rotating seat that allows no-lift lateral transfers with less friction and shear.
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scalamobil S35
Wheelchair stair climbers. Attendant-operated battery stair climber that attaches to most manual wheelchairs and climbs nearly any stairs.
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300H
Evacuation chairs. Lightweight stairway evacuation chair with a dual-position seat that one operator can guide down stairs.
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Pelican Pool & Spa Hoist
Pool hoists. Battery-powered pool and spa hoist available mobile or fixed, with sling, seat or aquatic wheelchair options.
How to choose
- Slings must be compatible with the hoist's hanger bar, so check the attachment type before mixing brands.
- Mobile hoist legs must fit under or around the bed and chair, so measure the clearances.
- Ceiling tracks depend on the building structure, and a survey confirms fixing points and the route.
- For stairs, compare a fixed stair lift with a portable climber operated by a trained helper.
Common questions
What is the difference between a ceiling lift and a mobile hoist?
A ceiling lift travels along a fixed overhead track and needs installation. A mobile hoist stands on a wheeled base and can be moved between rooms, but takes floor space and effort to push.
How do I choose a sling for a hoist?
Slings are selected by transfer type, body size and the support the head and trunk need. Toileting, bathing and general-purpose slings differ in shape. A moving and handling assessment gives the safest answer.