Mangar ELK Emergency Lifting Cushion

Posted on February 8th, 2009

The Mangar Elk emergency lifting cushion lifts a fallen person simply and safely minimising moving, handling and transfer risks. Designed to be used with the help of a carer it can be used in the tightest of spaces. The Mangar Elk is used and recommended by many UK NHS Ambulance Trusts as key equipment to lift a fallen person. Operated by low air pressure using the Airflo power source.

Lifts up to 70 stone (450 kg)!
Portable – weighs just 3.6 kg and folds up for easy carrying
Applicable for any age
Simple to use
Minimises moving and handling risk – protects carers’ backs
Suitable for indoor our outdoor use

The price below includes the battery powered airflo compressor that is required to inflate the ELK. The price also includes delivery, to anywhere in mainland UK.

Buy the Mangar ELK for £995.00 + VAT, where VAT is applicable.

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