Wholesale Manual Operation Ambulance Stretcher with 1 Year Warranty and CE Certification

The frame is 6061-grade aluminum, so it hits 160kg capacity without the weight penalty you’d expect from steel—36kg dry, which matters when you’re lifting it into a box in under 30 seconds. We’ve run it through a 10,000-cycle load test at 1.5x rated capasity, and the safety lock mechanism held every time; the two restraint belts are sewn with 50mm webbing, not the cheap 25mm stuff. CE certification came via EN 1865 for ambulance stretchers, so it’s not just a slapped-on sticker.

You’re probably concerned about corrosion in wet environments, and frankly, the orange powder coat is decent but not marine-grade—if you’re running coastal ops, we’d recommend a rinse after each shift. The foam mattress is 40kg/m³ density, which is better than the 30kg/m³ you’ll find on budget units, and it’s covered in a PVC film that’s wipeable with 70% IPA without delaminating. Dual control handles let one operator manage the load, but the real trick is the four adjustable castors—they lock at 90° and 180° positions, so you don’t get that drift on sloped ramps.

Folded dimnesions are 190x58x35cm, which fits into most standard ambulance compartments without mods, and the package weight of 42kg includes the mounting brackets and a hex key for the safety lock adjustment—don’t lose that, as the lock tension is set at teh factory to 12 Nm. 160kg is the static load limit; for loading during transport (say, a bumpy road at 60 km/h), we usually recommend keeping it under 140kg to avoid fatigue on the castor pivots. The one year on mechanical defects but not on the foam—that’s a consumable, and we’ve seen it compress after 18 months of daily use.

Anyway, the DT-AL006 is a Class I medical device under the MDD, so you’ll need a local rep for EU registration if you’re importing—our company can provide the declaration of conformity, but the Notified Body number is on label. We’ve had buyers in Southeast Asia pair it with a 200cm ambulance floor rail, and it works fine, but the 98cm height at the handles might be too low for a 180cm crew—check your crew’s average height. The color is orange for visibility, which is fine for daytime emergencies, but it doesn’t have reflective strips; you’d need to add your own for night ops.

MOQ is 10 units, lead time is 25 days or so, and we usually keep 50 units in stock for quick dispatch—confirm before ordering if you’re on a deadline. Payment terms are 30% deposit, 70% before shipment, and we can do FOB Shanghai or CIF for larger orders. We’ve shipped about 200 of these this quarter to a mix of private EMS and government tenders, and the main complaint is the foam mattress isn’t fire-rated to BS 7176—if that’s a requirment, we’d need to switch to a different foam, which adds 2 weeks and about $15 per unit.