Oxford Advance Passive Hoist
The Oxford Advance folding mobile hoist is one of the most functional and stylish in its class today. It is ideally suited to homecare and small nursing institutions where space sometimes is simply not available.
The compact hoist is able to reach closer to furniture thanks to its angular leg design. It can assist with many lifting and transfer requirements as it adapts well to a variety of settings, including transferring patients from the floor, a bed, a wheelchair, or a toilet. It will also fit into the trunk of the most family saloon vehicles, making it ideal for taking on vacations or day trips. The Oxford Advance has a Safe Working Load of 155 kg (24 stone).
Notable Points About The Journey Stand Aid
The ‘swan-neck’ leg design allows the lift to get closer to the widest of obstacles including large chairs, bulky commodes and wheelchairs.
The Smart Monitor identifies lift overloads, service intervals, lifts and work completing increasing patient safety.
The Advance’s lifting range ensures it can cope easily with chair to chair, bed to chair, floor to chair and chair to bath transfers.
Over-sized push handle for improved handling and manoeuvrability. Handest Clips onto the handle.
Foot ‘push pad’ (middle) helps reduce the force needed to initiate forward movement. Controls to open and close the legs to sides.
A shallow 4-point positioning cradle is available as an accessory providing the carer with a greater choice of sling systems.
Video Deomonstrating Oxford Advance Stand Aid
Technical Specifications
The User Maual for the Oxford Advance Hoist can be found by clicking on the link below.
Suggested Slings for Oxford Advance Hoist
There are a number of slings that can be used withe Oxford Advance Hoist. Please see the Advance User Manual above or the Joerns website for more detail. One multi purpose sling that can be used with the Advance is the Oxford Quickfit Glide.
Oxford Quickfit Glide Sling
Oxford Quickfit Glide Instruction Manual (Click below for full document)
How to Measure The User for the Oxford Deluxe Standing Sling (Click below for full document)
