Karma Patient Transfer Chair TC 20 with Hyraulic Push Paddle

Karma Patient Transfer Chair TC 20 with Hydraulic Push Paddle

The Karma TC 20 Patient Transfer Chair is a multifunctional mobility and care solution designed for seamless and dignified patient transfer. Engineered for caregivers in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home care settings, the TC 20 offers convenience, safety, and flexibility for both the patient and the caregiver.

Key Features:

• Hydraulic Push Paddle Mechanism: Built-in hydraulic lift with foot-operated paddle allows height adjustment to align with beds, wheelchairs, toilets, and other surfaces, ensuring safe and smooth patient transfers.
• Detachable Cushioned Seat: Soft, water-resistant padded seat with cut-out design offers optimal comfort and easy commode use.
• Built-In Commode Bucket: Removable commode pan makes toileting hassle-free, especially for non-ambulatory patients.
• Dual Side Opening & Locking System: Split seat design allows side access and secure locking to facilitate safe lifting and transfer without straining the caregiver or disturbing the patient.
• Durable Steel Frame with Powder Coating: Sturdy and corrosion-resistant construction supports heavy usage in clinical and home environments.
• 360° Rotatable Castors: Smooth swivel castors with locking brakes ensure easy maneuverability and maximum stability during transfers.
• Ergonomic Handles: Padded push handles offer better grip and control for caregivers.

Technical Specifications:

• Model: Karma TC 20
• Frame Material: Powder-coated heavy-duty steel
• Seat Type: Cushioned, open-center design
• Height Adjustment: Hydraulic foot pedal
• Commode Option: Yes (removable bucket)
• Weight Capacity: Typically up to 150 kg
• Mobility: 360° castors with foot brakes
• Application Surfaces: Beds, wheelchairs, toilets, examination tables

Applications:

• Ideal for patient transfer between bed and toilet
• Suitable for hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, and home care
• Designed for elderly, disabled, or post-operative patients with limited mobility