Emergency stretcher is an important equipment for rescuing and transporting patients on the medical scene. Various types of emergency stretchers are classified according to materials and usage methods.
1. Wire stretcher.
Steel wire stretcher is the most common emergency stretcher, which is composed of low carbon steel wire and is easy to use. It is the most common emergency stretcher for hospital rescue and transportation of patients. It is composed of tram bed, leg frame, shoulder leather and steel wire, easy to fold and has load-bearing capacity, suitable for rescuing and carrying patients.
2. Carbon fiber stretcher.
Carbon fiber stretcher is a light and easy-to-carry emergency stretcher with many advantages and can be used to rescue and transport patients indoors or outdoors. It is made of carbon fiber material. It is composed of light carbon fiber board and aluminum alloy steel screws. During use, the distance between the carbon fiber stretcher can be adjusted according to the patient's weight and physical condition. It has the characteristics of lightness and excellent load-bearing capacity. , has the characteristics of easy cleaning and good corrosion resistance, and can save space, and is easy to fold and store.

3. Alloy stretcher.
The alloy stretcher is made of aluminum alloy and carbon steel. It is a light-weight emergency stretcher that can be used outdoors. It has corrosion resistance, strong load-bearing capacity, impact and drop resistance, can be folded quickly, is easy to carry, and is extremely convenient for outdoor patient rescue.
4.Plastic stretcher.
The plastic stretcher is a stretcher made of environmentally friendly plastic. It is foldable and easy to carry. It is the most practical emergency stretcher for doctors and nurses when rescuing patients. The surface of the plastic stretcher usually has two kinds of hard plastic and soft plastic. The surface is added with elastic cotton pads, which can buffer the strength of the patient when swinging. It is more comfortable, will not cause pain to the patient, and is safer.