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Best Slings & Cradle for the Hoyer HPL700 Bariatric Lift

Best Slings & Cradle for the Hoyer HPL700 Bariatric Lift

The Hoyer HPL700 is a 700 lb bariatric patient lift designed for higher-capacity transfers. Because the HPL700 is intended for heavier patients, sling selection should be based on both compatibility with the lift and the safe working load of the specific sling.

HPL700 Sling Attachment System

The Hoyer HPL700 uses a 6-point bariatric cradle for loop-style sling attachment. Always confirm that the sling being used is compatible with the HPL700 attachment system and has a safe working load appropriate for the patient.

Compatible Hoyer Bariatric Slings

Compatible Hoyer bariatric sling options available from MyHoyerLift include:

Choosing the Correct Sling

Sling selection should be based on the patient’s measurements, weight, mobility, trunk and head support needs, transfer type, and clinical assessment.

The HPL700 may have a 700 lb safe working load, but the safe working load of the sling being used must also be appropriate for the patient. Never select a sling based only on the maximum capacity of the lift.

Always verify the sling model, size, attachment method, condition, and safe working load before use.

Full-Body Bariatric Support

For patients who require substantial body support during transfers, a bariatric Full Back or Bariatric Hammock sling may be appropriate depending on the patient’s positioning needs and clinical assessment.

The Hoyer Bariatric Full Back Sling and Hoyer Bariatric Hammock Sling are designed for higher-capacity applications and are more appropriate HPL700 options than relying on standard-capacity sling recommendations.

Bariatric Quickfit Option

The Hoyer Bariatric Quickfit Sling provides another loop-style bariatric option for the HPL700. Whether a Quickfit-style sling is appropriate depends on the patient’s mobility, positioning needs, body shape, and transfer requirements.

Sling Sizing Guidance

The correct sling size should be selected using the sizing guidance for the specific Hoyer sling and the patient’s body measurements. Patient weight alone is not sufficient to determine the correct sling size.

Always check the label on the sling for its size, safe working load, and attachment type before use.

Check Sling Condition Before Every Transfer

Inspect the sling before use for fraying, tears, damaged stitching, worn attachment loops, or other signs of damage. Do not use a damaged sling.

Make sure all sling attachment points are secure before raising the patient.

Need Help Finding the Right HPL700 Sling?

Use our Hoyer Sling Compatibility Chart to compare Hoyer sling styles and attachment systems.

Related Hoyer Patient Lifts

Need Help Choosing a Sling for Your HPL700?

Call 877-33-HOYER for help identifying compatible bariatric sling options, sizing resources, replacement parts, accessories, or the correct Joerns manufacturer resources for your Hoyer HPL700.

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