VELA represents a progress in stretchers thanks to its versatility and design, created to support healthcare professionals. VELA is the perfect choice for center of excellence.
Technologies
Freedom of movement and comfort guaranteed
VELA ensures no gap from the stretcher to the ward bed during patients transfer
The side rails minimise the space between the stretcher and other devices and increase patient safety.
NO GAP SYSTEM supports the operator’s activities with fluid movements that reduce the effort to move the patient from the stretcher to a bed.
More manageable to transport the patient effortlessly and safety
Thanks to the DRIVESYSTEM ascent support and descent assisted braking system, ramps with inclines of up to 10% can be navigated easily and safely. With the user-friendly Traction Control Switch you can control both the forward/backward movement and the walking speed. The system is equipped with an anti-crushing sensor that ensures the operator's safety during backwards maneuvers.
VELA is equipped by a fully radiotrasparent area that allows X-rays without having to remove the patient.
Thanks to the sliding plate tray along the entire length of the stretcher, examination times are reduced, improving the efficiency of the diagnostic process.
The stretcher has a fully radiotrasparent backrest, compatible with image intensifier.
DRIVE SYSTEM facilitates handling in tight spaces, reduces fatigue and improves transport efficiency.
Ramps with inclinations of up to 10% can be managed easily and safely.
The intuitive throttle command allows the control of both motion and forward speed.
The control system, which activates the movement of the 5th wheel, is located on the head-side panel.
The control interface is realised via a push-button panel with indication LEDs.
VELA XL is equipped with an extended mattress platform that improves patient (including bariatric) comfort maintaining the stretcher’s external dimensions for agile handling.
NO GAP SYSTEM supports the operator’s activities with fluid movements that reduce the effort to move the patient from the stretcher to a bed.
