By Silvia Causin on Wednesday, 20 October 2021
Category: Plan your trip

Rent electric lift hoist in Amsterdam

Embarking on a holiday should be a time filled with excitement and relaxation. However, for individuals with limited mobility or physical disabilities, the prospect of navigating unfamiliar environments can present challenges. Fortunately, renting an electric hoist can provide a practical solution, offering freedom of movement and peace of mind during your travels. In this blog post, we'll explore how to rent a electric lift hoist in Amsterdam. At the end of the page you will find different available models.

Quote

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Payment 

Upon receiving your request, follow Amsterdamobile's payment instructions. We accept Mastercard, Visa, American Express, iDeal, and bank transfers. Service confirmation is provided upon receipt of documentation and payment.

Lift delivery

Equipment will be delivered to your hotel. Inform your hotel in advance to accept the delivery. Someone must sign upon delivery, either you or hotel staff. Deliveries and pickups are Monday to Friday. For weekend or after-hours deliveries, schedule in advance. Pickups can be arranged for the day after departure, with extra fees for additional days.

Models

1. Active hoist (incl. battery/charger)


An active hoist is used to help a client get up. For this, the client must have a standing function.

This hoist:

2. Passive hoist (incl. battery/charger)

Passive hoist (incl. battery/charger)

A passive hoist is used for transfers of a client who has no or limited standing function.

This hoist:

3. Active hoist Sara 3000 (incl. battery/charger)


The Sara 3000 is an active hoist used to help a client get up. This requires the client to have a standing function.

This hoist:

4. Passive hoist PowerMove mini (incl. battery/charger)


The PowerMOVE Mini is a passive hoist used when moving clients who no longer have standing function. This hoist is more compact than the PowerMOVE due to its shorter legs and arm. This makes the PowerMOVE Mini more maneuverable and good to use when space is limited. The mast of the hoist causes the lifting arm to make a translating movement. Then no matter the height, the client is always lifted the same distance from the mast and the client can be accurately positioned.

This PowerMOVE Mini:

5. Passive hoist Wendy (incl. battery/charger)


The Wendy is a passive hoist used for moving clients who have lost their standing function. The hoist automatically determines the balance point of the client, allowing the client to be lifted off the floor without coming into contact with the undercarriage. With little physical effort from the caregiver, the flexible yoke ensures that the client is positioned properly.

This Wendy:

6. Passive hoist Wendy heavy duty (incl. battery/charger)


The Wendy heavy duty is a passive hoist used for moving clients who have lost their standing function. The hoist automatically determines the client's balance point, allowing the client to be lifted off the ground without coming into contact with the undercarriage. With little physical effort from the care worker, the flexible yoke ensures that the client is properly positioned.

This Wendy heavy duty:

7. Passive hoist MaxiMove (incl. battery/charger)


The Maxi Move is a passive hoist used when moving clients who no longer have standing function. On the mast of the Maxi Move are pictures with instructions for use as an additional help for the caregiver.

This Maxi Move:

8. Passive hoist Mary4E Heavy Duty (incl. battery/charger)


The Maxi Move is a passive hoist used when moving clients who no longer have standing function. On the mast of the Maxi Move are pictures with instructions for use as an additional help for the caregiver.

This Maxi Move:

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