The YHR-A11 Ambulance Stretcher is a heavy-duty, clinical-grade transport solution engineered for durability, versatility, and narrow-space maneuverability in hospitals, ambulances, and emergency care settings. Crafted entirely from stainless steel with a surface spray treatment, this stretcher combines exceptional corrosion resistance, impact durability, and hygiene performance—supporting up to 200kg (441LBS) while adapting to tight environments like small elevators.
Designed for single medical staff operation, the YHR-A11 features a 3-speed telescopic rod adjustment, 0–75° backrest tilt, and dual-end tilting capability for precise patient positioning. Equipped with 200mm large-diameter universal wheels and a two-stage adjustable IV pole, it streamlines clinical care and transport efficiency. The waterproof vinyl-covered high-density polyethylene mattress ensures patient comfort and easy sterilization, making it an ideal choice for EMS teams, hospitals, and emergency centers seeking a long-lasting, multi-functional stretcher.
✅ Full Stainless Steel Construction with Surface Spray Treatment Built entirely from high-quality stainless steel (with surface spray coating) for superior corrosion resistance, impact resistance, and hygiene. Unlike aluminum alloy alternatives, it withstands frequent disinfection, bodily fluids, and harsh clinical environments—ensuring a long service life and consistent performance in intensive use. ✅ 3-Speed Telescopic Rod Height Adjustment Equipped with a telescopic rod system that adjusts the stretcher to 3 different height positions (low: 40cm / high: 91cm), enabling seamless docking with ambulance decks, hospital beds, and examination tables. The intuitive adjustment mechanism requires minimal force, supporting single-person operation. ✅ 160cm Minimum Length – Small Elevator Compatible Telescopes to a minimum length of 160cm, designed specifically to fit through small hospital elevators, narrow corridors, and compact ambulance interiors. This solves the pain point of space-constrained facilities, eliminating the need for patient transfers between stretchers. ✅ Dual-End Tilting Function Both ends of the stretcher can be independently tilted, allowing medical staff to adjust patient posture for drainage, pressure relief, or clinical intervention (e.g., head-up for respiratory support, foot-up for shock management). This versatility enhances clinical utility beyond standard fixed-position stretchers. ✅ 200mm Large-Diameter Universal Wheels Equipped with 200mm heavy-duty universal wheels for smooth, stable movement across all surfaces—from hospital floors and concrete roads to uneven rescue scenes. The wheels feature shock absorption and lockable design, ensuring safety during transport and positioning. ✅ Waterproof Vinyl-Covered HDPE Mattress The mattress combines high-density polyethylene (HDPE) core (supportive, pressure-resistant) with a waterproof vinyl cover (easy to clean, stain-resistant). It resists bodily fluids, disinfectants, and mold, supporting strict infection control protocols while providing patient comfort during extended transport. ✅ Two-Stage Adjustable IV Pole Integrated adjustable IV pole (two-stage height setting) securely holds infusion bags during transport or stationary care. The sturdy design eliminates the need for separate IV stands, freeing up space for medical staff and ensuring uninterrupted therapy. ✅ Single-Person Operational Design Engineered for solo use by medical staff: telescopic height adjustment, lightweight balance (48kg net weight), and universal wheel maneuverability enable one person to push, adjust, and load the stretcher into an ambulance—saving manpower and speeding up emergency response.
Ambulances, hospitals, emergency centers, small elevator-compatible facilities
Why Choose YHR-A11 Ambulance Stretcher?
1. Full Stainless Steel Durability – Long-Term Cost Savings
Unlike aluminum alloy stretchers, the YHR-A11’s full stainless steel construction with surface spray treatment resists corrosion, dents, and wear—even with daily disinfection and heavy use. It requires minimal maintenance, reducing replacement costs and delivering better long-term value for medical organizations.
2. Small Elevator Compatibility – Solve Space Constraints
The 160cm minimum telescopic length is a unique advantage for hospitals, clinics, or residential buildings with small elevators. It eliminates the need to transfer patients to smaller chairs or carry stretchers manually, reducing the risk of secondary injury and improving transport efficiency.
Most stretchers only offer backrest adjustment, but the YHR-A11’s dual-end tilting enables targeted patient positioning for drainage, pressure relief, or emergency care. This makes it suitable for diverse clinical scenarios, from trauma rescue to post-surgery transport.
4. 200mm Large Universal Wheels – Superior Maneuverability
The 200mm wheels provide better stability and shock absorption than standard 150mm wheels, navigating uneven surfaces (e.g., construction sites, rural roads) with ease. The lockable design ensures the stretcher stays in place during patient transfer or clinical procedures.
5. Waterproof & Easy-Sterilize Mattress – Infection Control Ready
The vinyl-covered HDPE mattress is 100% waterproof and compatible with all standard medical disinfectants. It’s quick to wipe clean between patients, reducing cross-contamination risks and supporting compliance with hospital hygiene standards.
The 3 preset height positions (40–91cm) fit all standard ambulance decks, hospital beds, and examination tables. This eliminates gaps during transfer, reducing patient movement and making loading/unloading faster and safer for both staff and patients.
In busy emergency departments or understaffed EMS teams, the YHR-A11’s solo-operation design saves critical time and manpower. One medical staff can handle transport independently, allowing teams to focus on patient care rather than equipment coordination.
Applications
Ambulance emergency transport (urban/rural, rough terrain compatible)
Hospital transfers (small elevator access, narrow corridor navigation)
Emergency center trauma care (dual-end tilting for clinical intervention)
Clinic and urgent care patient movement
Nursing home and rehabilitation center transport
Disaster response and mass casualty incident management
