Dual Fold Medical Stretcher

Regular price $309.95
In stock
SKU: 335600

The Dual Fold Medical Stretcher is designed for the safe transport of patients in emergency, first aid and medical response situations. Constructed from high-strength aluminium alloy and water-resistant leather, it combines durability with lightweight portability.

Its folding design allows for convenient storage and transport, making it a practical option for workplaces, emergency responders and healthcare environments.

Key Features

  • Dual fold for compact storage and easy transport
  • High-strength aluminium alloy frame provides duraility while remaining easy to handle
  • Water-resistnat leather surface supports practical use in a range of environments
  • Designed for convenience and portable use

Application: Patient support and emergency response

Product Size: 208cm (L) x 54.5cm (W) x 13cm (H)
Folding Size: 104cm (L) x 17cm (W) x 9cm (H)
Packing Size: 108cm (L) x 11cm (W) x 18.5cm (H)

Net Weight: 4.7kg
Gross Weight: 5.3kg
Load Capacity: ≤159kg

Material: Aluminium alloy frame

We undertake to despatch your order on the next business day *if the order is placed before 10:00am Sydney time.  Flat rate shipping refers to freight charged for an online order placed on the shop.stjohn.org.au website only. 

We use Australia Post or their agents for deliveries throughout Australia.  Please refer to the Australia Post website to receive the latst information on delivery times, as current events may impact your delivery - this is beyond our control.

Once your delivery is picked up from our warehouse, Australia Post will send an email or SMS, with a tracking number and details of their website. This will enable you to track your order if required.

For items such as medical stretchers that are too big for Australia Post to carry, we will use our nominated courier service.

No international shipping.

$15 Flat Rate Shipping

To most locations in Australia

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