Heavy-Duty Electric Patient Transfers with 1,000 lb. Capacity
The Dynarex Bari+Max HD Electric Patient Lift provides heavy-duty support for safer, more efficient patient transfers in homecare, long-term care, and healthcare environments. Built with a durable steel frame and a 1,000 lb. weight capacity, this fully electric lift helps caregivers transfer patients between beds, wheelchairs, and other surfaces while reducing the physical strain associated with manual handling. Its floor-lifting capability also allows caregivers to safely raise patients following a fall, providing added versatility when assistance is needed most.
Powerful Features Designed for Safer, More Confident Transfers
- 1,000 lb. Weight Capacity: Heavy-duty construction provides sturdy, dependable support for bariatric patient transfers.
- Durable Steel Construction: A robust steel frame is designed to provide stability and reliable support throughout the transfer process.
- Fully Electric Operation: The powered base opens and closes easily using the included hand pendant, helping simplify positioning around beds and other transfer surfaces.
- Floor-Lifting Capability: Designed to help caregivers safely lift patients directly from the floor following a fall or other situation requiring recovery assistance.
- Built-In Safety Stop: A safety stop helps provide an added layer of security during operation.
- Stable Caster Design: Dual 3-inch front casters and lockable 5-inch rear casters help provide stability and maneuverability during transfers.
- Convenient Charging: The lift can be charged from a standard AC outlet, with an optional desk charger also available.
- Versatile Healthcare Use: Suitable for a variety of patient-transfer applications in homecare, long-term care, and healthcare settings.
Dynarex Bariatric HD Electric Patient Lift Specifications
| Product Type | Bariatric HD Electric Patient Lift |
| Weight Capacity | 1,000 lbs. |
| Lift Weight | 247.84 lbs. |
| Maximum Spreader Bar Height — With Scale | 69.8 in. |
| Minimum Spreader Bar Height — With Scale | 29.7 in. |
| Maximum Spreader Bar Height — Without Scale | 76.5 in. |
| Minimum Spreader Bar Height — Without Scale | 36.5 in. |
| Base Width — Open | 56.4 in. |
| Base Width — Closed | 32.6 in. |
| Base Length | 60.5 in. |
| Base Height Clearance | 4.5 in. |
| Front Casters | Dual 3 in. |
| Rear Casters | 5 in., lockable |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Operation | Fully electric |
| Floor Lifting | Yes |
| Charging | AC outlet |
| Latex | Does not contain natural rubber latex |
| DEHP | DEHP-free |
| Warranty | Structural Steel Warranty; 5 years. Electrical & Mechanical Warranty; 1 year. |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the weight capacity of the Dynarex Bari+Max HD Electric Patient Lift?
The Dynarex Bari+Max HD Electric Patient Lift has a 1,000 lb. weight capacity, providing heavy-duty support for bariatric patient transfers. Always ensure the patient's weight, sling, and transfer requirements are appropriate for the lift before use.
Can this patient lift pick someone up from the floor?
Yes. The Bari+Max HD is designed with floor-lifting capability, allowing caregivers to raise a patient from the floor following a fall or when assistance is needed to transfer from a low position.
Is the Dynarex Bari+Max HD Patient Lift fully electric?
Yes. The lift uses fully electric operation and features a hand pendant that allows caregivers to operate the lift and adjust the powered base. This helps reduce the physical effort required during patient transfers.
Will the Bari+Max HD fit around a bed or wheelchair?
The lift features an adjustable base that measures approximately 56.4 inches wide when open and 32.6 inches when closed. Its 60.5-inch base length and 4.5-inch base clearance should also be considered when determining whether it will fit comfortably around the intended transfer area.
Where can the Dynarex Bari+Max HD Electric Patient Lift be used?
The Bari+Max HD is designed for patient transfers in a variety of homecare, long-term care, and healthcare environments. It can be used to assist with transfers between surfaces such as beds and wheelchairs, as well as for lifting patients from the floor.