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Barton B-1000 Medical Transbed (PR06089)

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PR06089 Barton B-1000 Medical Transbed

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/6089

An electrically operated, mobile bed which integrates with the Barton positioning and transfer system (PTS) to allow a single caregiver to transfer patients independently. It has expandable width and length and adjustable height, backrest, leg raise, trendelenburg and reverse trendelenburg. Other features include the swingaway trapeze, side egress bars and a built in digital scale. May be suitable for bariatric use.

General Details

Method of Use

Steps for patient transfer using the Barton PTS
1. Set up convertable stretcher next to patients bed.
2. Attach straps of The Barton PTS to bedsheet.
3. Turn crank on the bar of The Barton to begin patient transfer. The sheet will roll onto the bar as the patient is gently transferred from bed to stretcher.
4. In preparation for transportation, remove The Barton from the convertible stretcher.
5. Convert the stretcher into a mobile chair, moving patient to an upright sitting position.
6. Patient is now ready to be transported.

Manufacturer/Country
United States of America

Models / Specifications

Model B-1000 : One model only
  • Load Capacity (supplier stated) 450 kg
  • Angle of Backrest 0 degrees - 48 degrees
  • Height of Bed Frame 394 mm - 762 mm
  • Width of Frame 990 mm - 1220 mm
  • Length of Frame 2185 mm - 2337 mm
  • Angle of Tilt -16 degrees - 16 degrees

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        Maintenance

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        Standards

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