Patient Transfer Sheet 194cm x 110cm SWL 400KG (Pack of 4)

WYE VALLEY MANUFACTURING LIMITED

£19.8

Our transfer sheet is a full body length transfer sheet. It is produced in a strong water repellent non woven polypropylene (spun bound) to provide a cost effective solution for patient transfers. The transfer sheet features five ergonomic handles cut into each side to facilitate a firm positive grip and also remove tissue viability issues that can sometimes occur with bulky protruding handles. The JC100 transfer sheet is ideal for fast moving patient areas such as Mortuaries, theatres and A E. Recommended usages include patient turning, repositioning and lateral transfers. During use the pati

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Registered at Companies House as WYE VALLEY MANUFACTURING LIMITED, number 12572559. Checked 2026-08-29.
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