Emergency evacuation equipment for stairs that is useful in critical situations.
"Skid" is an emergency stair evacuation chair developed to allow individuals who have difficulty walking on stairs to evacuate safely in emergencies. When elevators are not usable during a disaster, it enables smooth descent down the stairs while seated. When not in use, it can be compactly stored and is easy for anyone to operate, making it suitable for deployment in various facilities, hospitals, and companies. 【Features】 ■ Headrest with belt ■ Easy operation with one-touch opening and closing ■ Low seating position for easy boarding and alighting *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Safe during stops with tires equipped with stoppers ■ Excellent stability on stairs with a long belt ■ Can be folded into a compact size ■ Equipped with four wheels for stable movement on flat surfaces ■ No risk of falling when securing the abdominal and head areas with a belt *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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A.N.S. Corporation handles stretchers, stretchers, and evacuation equipment. Our products are useful not only for emergency services, hospitals, nursing facilities, government offices, sports facilities, businesses, schools, and households, but also in emergency situations such as mountain and maritime rescue, as well as natural disasters.
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