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The Aerial Mobile Full Body Lift is a high-performance patient lift designed to assist caregivers in safely transferring non-weight-bearing patients across a wide range of care environments. Built as a full-body lift, it provides the support needed for bed-to-chair transfers, repositioning, and floor recovery while helping reduce caregiver strain and injury risk.
Constructed with a lightweight yet durable aluminum frame, the Aerial features smooth mobility, an expandable base, and precise actuator-driven lifting. With a 600 lb safe working load and support for multiple transfer scenarios, it delivers dependable performance for facilities focused on safe patient handling and efficient care delivery.
Versatile Applications for Daily Patient Handling
The Aerial is designed to support safe, consistent patient transfers in environments where reliability and ease of use are essential. As a traditional full-body (Hoyer-style) lift, it provides stable lifting and positioning for patients who require full assistance.
Its customizable options and compact design make it adaptable to a variety of clinical settings, while maintaining the durability needed for daily use.
The Aerial combines lightweight construction with reliable battery performance, making it easy to operate throughout the day. Its quick charging capability and durable components support consistent use in busy care environments.
Care Instructions:
Disinfect equipment between uses and follow the operator’s manual for routine maintenance and inspection.
The Aerial Mobile Full Body Lift is available in both standard and low-leg configurations, allowing facilities to select the option that best fits their equipment clearance and workflow needs. A range of accessories and replacement parts is also available to support customization and long-term use.
Aerial Mobile Full Body Lift
Optional Accessories
These options allow facilities to adapt the Aerial to different patient needs while maintaining consistent performance and usability.
Explore how the Aerial Mobile Full Body Lift performs in real clinical environments.
The primary difference is the amount of clearance required to fit under beds or stretchers. The low-leg model requires only 2.5 inches of clearance, making it ideal for low-profile equipment. The standard model requires 3.8 inches and is better suited for general use where clearance is less of a concern.
The Aerial works with a wide range of sling types, including highback, repositioning, limb support, and walking slings. It is also compatible with most loop-and-hook-style slings, allowing facilities to use existing equipment or select the best sling for each patient’s needs.
On a full charge, the Aerial typically supports 35 to 40 lifts. This allows caregivers to use the device throughout a shift without frequent charging. Battery performance may vary slightly depending on patient weight and usage frequency.
Encapsulated casters are designed to prevent fluids, debris, and contaminants from entering the wheel components. This helps maintain smooth movement, improves durability, and supports infection control by reducing areas where contaminants can accumulate.
The Aerial is designed to support a wide range of patient handling tasks, including bed-to-chair transfers, commode transfers, floor recovery, repositioning, and limb support during therapy. This versatility makes it a valuable tool across multiple departments.
Yes, the Aerial has a 600 lb weight capacity, making it suitable for bariatric patient handling. Its stable base and lifting design help provide safe, controlled transfers for patients who require full assistance.