This aluminum loading ambulance stretcher is engineered for fast, safe, and efficient patient transfer from the scene to the ambulance and then into the hospital. The main frame is made from high-strength aluminum alloy with die-cast fittings, giving it excellent toughness while remaining lightweight and easy to disinfect—ideal for busy emergency departments, ambulance fleets, and inter-facility transport services.
The stretcher uses a folding leg mechanism controlled by a hand lever, so a single paramedic can load and unload the patient into the ambulance. It can be converted into a chair position with multiple angle settings, making it especially useful in confined spaces such as hospital elevators, ambulances, aircraft cabins, and narrow stairwells. The backrest angle is adjustable to support patient comfort and clinical positioning during transport.
A thick sponge mattress improves lying comfort, while the rubber-tired wheels provide durability and smooth rolling over different surfaces. Integrated safety belts help secure the patient during movement. The stretcher folds down for storage when not in use, and its surfaces are easy to clean and disinfect, supporting frequent, repeated use in professional EMS environments.
Key Advantages:
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High-strength aluminum alloy frame: lightweight, tough, and corrosion-resistant
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Single-operator loading mechanism: folding legs controlled by a hand lever allow one paramedic to load the stretcher into the ambulance
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Chair and stretcher dual function: converts to a chair with multiple angle adjustments for use in tight spaces
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Adjustable backrest: supports comfortable and clinically appropriate patient positioning
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Durable rubber wheels: provide strong wear resistance and smooth maneuverability
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Comfortable sponge mattress: improves patient comfort during long transports
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Easy-to-clean, disinfectable surfaces for high-frequency EMS use
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Load capacity up to 159 kg
Applications:
Hospitals, medical clinics, ambulance services, emergency medical teams, fire departments, and other emergency response organizations responsible for patient transport.
