Stretchers, Wheelchairs & Trolleys

Stretchers, wheelchairs and medical trolleys online in India keep a hospital moving: patients from ambulance to emergency bay or ward to theatre, and supplies from store to bedside. This range covers folding, scoop and spine-board stretchers, manual and evacuation wheelchairs, and trolleys for dressings, instruments, medicines, monitors, linen and resuscitation kits. It is put together for hospitals, trauma and emergency teams, ambulance operators, nursing homes, clinics, worksites and families who need dependable patient transport.

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Stretchers

The stretchers collection covers two jobs: carrying a patient by hand and wheeling one through a building. Hand-carried stretchers fold for storage in ambulances, first-aid rooms and sports venues. The canvas two-fold stretcher is a simple everyday option, the two-fold and four-fold premium model stretchers suit hospitals and emergency response, and the four-fold MS stretcher is compact, high-visibility and listed for ambulances, gyms and construction sites.

For trauma handling, the premium spine board is made from high-density polyethylene and keeps the spine in a neutral position during transport, while the head immobilizer for spine boards limits head movement while shifting. A scoop stretcher with a lightweight aluminium frame is built for emergency transport.

Wheeled transfer is handled by the hydraulic emergency trolley with collapsible railings and ABS wheels, designed for ER, ICU and trauma-centre transfers, and the folding stretcher trolley in mild steel, whose 72 x 20 x 32 inch frame carries a three-part top.

Wheelchairs

The wheelchairs collection mixes everyday mobility with specialist transfer chairs. The foldable mag-wheel wheelchair has fixed arms and a folding frame for indoor and outdoor use, and the Invacare Action 2NG foldable wheelchair is lightweight and suited to personal mobility as well as hospitals, rehabilitation centres and nursing homes.

For patients who need to recline during transfer, the wheelchair stretcher with varied positions offers multiple reclining positions on a steel frame with locking casters. Buildings with stairs need an evacuation plan too: the manual staircase evacuation chair is built to move a seated person down narrow staircases and through lifts in hospitals, ambulances and high-rise buildings. When comparing wheelchairs, check folding size, arm type, wheel type and whether the user will self-propel or be pushed.

Medical Trolleys

The medical trolleys collection puts the right supplies within reach. In critical care, the crash cart trolley for hospitals keeps emergency medicines, instruments and supplies in multi-level storage, with bins that lift out and drawer units that lock. On surgical wards, the dressing trolley with MS frame, SS top, bowl and bucket supports wound dressing and post-operative care in wards, ICUs and recovery rooms; an all stainless steel version suits areas with heavier disinfection.

In theatre, the Mayo trolley with SS frame and tray keeps instruments within easy reach, while an instrument trolley with SS top and a laparoscopic monitor trolley on an aluminium alloy frame organise equipment. Ward logistics are covered by a medicine trolley with four drawers, a soiled linen trolley with MS framework for hygienic linen collection, and a manually operated stainless steel stretcher trolley for moving patients between departments.

Choosing stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys: key checks

Route and storage

Map where the item will travel: stairs, lifts, ambulance doors or long corridors. Folding stretchers and wheelchairs store flat; wheeled trolleys need level floors and space to turn.

Frame material

Aluminium keeps the scoop stretcher light, HDPE gives the spine board its strength, mild steel suits sturdy stretchers and linen trolleys, and stainless steel suits trolleys that are disinfected often.

Wheels and locking

Look for locking casters on anything a patient lies on, and test the lock before every transfer. ABS wheels and smooth-rolling castors matter on long corridors.

Storage layout on trolleys

Match drawers, bins, trays, bowls and buckets to the task: lockable drawers for emergency stock, an open tray for instruments, a separate trolley for soiled linen.

Cleaning after use

Wipe stretcher surfaces, handles and trolley tops after each patient using approved agents, and follow your facility's infection-control protocol.

Who uses stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys

• Emergency departments and trauma centres: hydraulic emergency trolleys, spine boards, head immobilizers and crash carts.
• Ambulance services: folding and scoop stretchers plus the staircase evacuation chair.
• Wards and theatres: dressing, Mayo, instrument and medicine trolleys, with wheelchairs for OPD movement.
• Nursing homes and home care: foldable manual wheelchairs.
• Gyms and construction sites: the four-fold MS stretcher for first-aid rooms.

Why buy from Medansh

All prices on Medansh are tax-inclusive. Hospitals and ambulance operators buying in volume can request bulk rates through Need a quotation? Our shipping terms and return, replacement and refund policy are worth reading before you order, and every shipment can be followed at track order. Reach customer care on 8586012345 or cs@meddey.com.

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