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Best Slings & Cradles for the Hoyer Stature Professional Lift

Best Slings & Cradles for the Hoyer Stature Professional Lift

The Hoyer Stature can be configured with either a 4-point positioning cradle for Securi3 clip-style slings or a 6-point spreader bar for loop-style slings. These attachment systems are not interchangeable, so sling selection must match the cradle or spreader bar installed on the lift.

Stature Sling Attachment Systems

Joerns offers two sling attachment systems for the Hoyer Stature:

  • 4-point positioning cradle: Uses Hoyer Comfort slings with the Securi3 safety clip system.
  • 6-point spreader bar: Uses Hoyer loop-style slings with color-coded webbing loops.

Always confirm which attachment system is installed on the Stature before selecting or ordering a sling.

4-Point Securi3 Cradle Options

The standard manual 4-point positioning cradle available for the Stature is:

Both 4-point cradle options use Hoyer Comfort slings with Securi3 clips. Loop-style slings should not be attached to these cradles.

6-Point Loop-Style Spreader Bar Options

For facilities or caregivers who prefer loop-style Hoyer slings, the Stature can be configured with a 6-point spreader bar.

These 6-point spreader bars use Hoyer loop-style slings with webbing loops. Securi3 clip-style Comfort slings should not be attached to a 6-point loop bar.

Compatible Loop-Style Slings for a 6-Point Stature

Joerns lists loop-style sling families including Full Back, Quickfit, Quickfit Deluxe, Long Seat, Access, and Silkfit for the Stature when equipped with a 6-point spreader bar.

Compatible loop-style sling options available from MyHoyerLift include:

Compatible Comfort Slings for a 4-Point Stature

Joerns identifies Hoyer Comfort slings for use with the 4-point Securi3 positioning cradle.

A compatible Comfort sling option available from MyHoyerLift is:

The Comfort Access sling is intended for seated toileting and hygiene transfers and is not a general-purpose full-body sling. Patient suitability should be assessed before use.

Do Not Mix Loop & Clip Sling Systems

A loop-style sling should only be used with the Stature when a compatible 6-point loop spreader bar is installed.

A Securi3 clip-style Hoyer Comfort sling should only be used with a compatible 4-point positioning cradle.

Do not attempt to attach loop-style sling straps to a 4-point Securi3 cradle or clip-style slings to a 6-point spreader bar.

Choosing the Correct Sling

Sling selection should consider the patient’s body measurements, weight, mobility, trunk and head control, positioning needs, and the type of transfer being performed.

Different sling designs provide different levels of support and access. A toileting sling, for example, may provide less body support than a full-body sling and may not be appropriate for every patient.

Choosing the Correct Sling Size

The Stature has a 500 lb safe working load, but lift capacity alone should not determine sling size.

Sling sizing should follow the guidance for the specific sling model and take into account the patient’s measurements, body shape, positioning needs, and weight.

Use our Hoyer Sling Size Chart & Compatibility Finder to compare Hoyer sling sizing and compatible lift models.

Check Sling & Cradle Capacity

Never exceed the safe working load of the Hoyer Stature, the sling, the spreader bar, the positioning cradle, or any other component being used in the transfer system.

The maximum usable capacity of the complete system is determined by its lowest-rated component.

Inspect the Sling Before Every Transfer

Inspect the sling before every use for fraying, tears, cuts, damaged stitching, worn loops, damaged clips, or other signs of deterioration. Do not use a damaged sling.

Before raising the patient, confirm that every required sling attachment is properly and securely connected to the installed cradle or spreader bar.

Stature Sling Compatibility Resources

Not sure which sling system is installed on your Stature? Use our Hoyer Sling Compatibility Chart to compare loop-style and Securi3 clip-style Hoyer sling systems.

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Need Help Choosing a Sling or Cradle for Your Stature?

Call 877-33-HOYER for help identifying whether your Stature uses a 4-point Securi3 cradle or 6-point loop spreader bar, compatible Hoyer sling options, replacement parts, accessories, or the correct Joerns manufacturer resources for your Hoyer Stature.

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