This anti-bedsore alternating pressure air mattress provides an alternating-pressure support surface for patient care. The listed construction uses Medical Grade PVC/TPU. The mattress forms part of a clinical pressure-management plan and is selected for compatibility with the intended bed.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | MedPrax |
| Electrical supply | Configured for the required voltage and frequency before supply. |
| Classification | Patient CareMedical EquipmentClinical SuppliesBedsore PreventionLong Term CareICU |
| Clinical Applications |
The listed construction uses Medical Grade PVC/TPU. The mattress forms part of a clinical pressure-management plan and is selected for compatibility with the intended bed.
The mattress forms part of a clinical pressure-management plan and is selected for compatibility with the intended bed.
This anti-bedsore alternating pressure air mattress provides an alternating-pressure support surface for patient care. The listed construction uses Medical Grade PVC/TPU.
This anti-bedsore alternating pressure air mattress provides an alternating-pressure support surface for patient care. The listed construction uses Medical Grade PVC/TPU. The mattress forms part of a clinical pressure-management plan and is selected for compatibility with the intended bed. Listed configuration: L1950 X W900mm. Made of Medical Grade PVC/TPU. Adjustability: Alternating Inflation Pump Cycles. Confirm the selected variant and supplied components when requesting a quotation.
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