Adjustable Height: Many stretcher trolleys offer height adjustment mechanisms, either manual (crank) or hydraulic, allowing caregivers to position the stretcher at an optimal working height.
Backrest and Trendelenburg Adjustments: Adjustable backrests enhance patient comfort, and some models provide Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions for specific medical situations.
Safety Features: Side rails prevent patient falls during transport, and central locking castors ensure stability when the stretcher is stationary.
Mobility: High-quality castors, often with a central locking system, facilitate smooth and controlled movement throughout the facility.
Durability and Material: Frames constructed from stainless steel or aluminum alloys provide strength and ease of cleaning, essential for maintaining hygiene standards.
Additional Accessories: Some trolleys come equipped with IV poles, oxygen cylinder holders, and storage baskets to accommodate various medical needs during patient transport.