Stryker 5th wheel stretcher REF: 1105 5th wheel stretcher YOM: 2010

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- Stryker 5th wheel stretcher REF: 1105 5th wheel stretcher YOM: 2010 

The Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher (REF: 1105, Year of Manufacture: 2010) is a hospital patient transport stretcher designed to support the safe movement, positioning and transfer of patients within healthcare environments. Manufactured by Stryker, the stretcher is designed for use in hospitals, emergency departments, patient transfer areas and other clinical settings.

The Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher REF 1105 features a fifth-wheel configuration intended to support manoeuvrability and controlled movement through hospital corridors and clinical areas. Its established Stryker design makes it a practical option for healthcare facilities seeking used hospital stretchers and patient transport equipment.

Key Features

- Stryker Hospital Stretcher

Designed for patient transport and movement within hospitals and healthcare facilities.

- 5th Wheel Configuration

The additional fifth wheel is designed to assist with manoeuvrability and directional control during patient transport.

- Patient Transfer Solution

Suitable for moving patients between hospital departments, treatment areas and other clinical locations.

- Hospital-Grade Design

Designed for demanding healthcare environments where reliable patient transport equipment is required.

- Practical Clinical Equipment

A suitable option for hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers looking for established Stryker patient transport equipment.

- Exact Product Identification

Supplied as a Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher, REF 1105, YOM 2010, allowing buyers to identify the specific model and manufacturing year.

Clinical Applications

The Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher may be suitable for:

• Hospital patient transport
• Patient transfers
• Emergency departments
• Hospital wards
• Treatment areas
• Diagnostic departments
• Surgical departments
• Recovery areas
• Patient transfer units
• General healthcare facilities

Key Benefits

• Genuine Stryker hospital equipment
• 5th wheel configuration for improved manoeuvrability
• Designed for patient transport and transfer
• Suitable for hospital and clinical environments
• Practical solution for patient movement
• Recognised Stryker medical equipment platform
• Cost-effective option for used hospital equipment requirements

Why Choose the Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher?

The Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher REF: 1105 (YOM: 2010) is a practical hospital patient transport stretcherdesigned for moving patients within clinical environments. Its fifth-wheel configuration supports manoeuvrability, while the Stryker brand provides a recognised option for healthcare facilities sourcing used patient transport equipment.

For used equipment purchases, buyers should verify the condition, dimensions, accessories, functions and configuration of the individual stretcher before purchase.

The Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher, model REF 1105, is a reliable and robust piece of medical equipment designed to facilitate patient transport in hospitals and clinics. Manufactured in 2010, this used stretcher offers excellent maneuverability and stability thanks to its innovative 5th wheel design. It is ideal for a variety of healthcare environments including surgical centers and emergency departments. This stretcher is function-tested before listing to ensure its operational integrity, making it a dependable choice for patient care. It is equipped to handle the demands of hospital use, providing both caregivers and patients with a smoother, more efficient transport experience. The design caters to the needs of medical professionals by enabling easier navigation through narrow corridors and crowded areas. Available for worldwide shipping, the Stryker 5th Wheel Stretcher is suitable for hospitals, clinics, and medical equipment resellers looking to expand their inventory with quality, cost-effective transport solutions. Its sturdy construction and practical design make it a valuable addition to any healthcare facility aiming to improve their patient transfer capabilities.