Use this guide to identify the main Hoyer sling attachment style used with popular lift models. For a more specific recommendation, use the Sling Finder to narrow options by patient weight, lift model, and transfer need.
The table below summarizes the primary sling attachment type associated with each lift. Use it as a starting point, then review the model details below.
| Hoyer lift model | Main attachment style | Common sling families | Typical transfer use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advance-E 340 | 6-point loop | Full Back, Quickfit, Access, Hammock | Bed/chair, toileting, floor recovery |
| HML400 | Classic loop-style | Classic U-Sling, Classic One Piece, One Piece Commode | Everyday seated, bed, toileting, and general transfers |
| HPL402 | Classic loop-style | Classic U-Sling, Classic One Piece, One Piece Commode | Everyday seated, bed, toileting, and general transfers |
| HPL450 | Loop-style | Full Back and other loop-style slings | General patient transfers |
| HPL700 | Bariatric loop | Bariatric Quickfit, Bariatric Full Back, Bariatric Hammock | Higher-capacity full-body transfers |
| Calibre | Bariatric loop | Bariatric Quickfit, Bariatric Full Back, Bariatric Hammock | Bariatric patient handling |
| Presence | Loop or clip | Loop-style slings or Comfort clip-style slings | General, positioning, toileting |
| Stature | Loop or clip | Loop-style slings or Comfort clip-style slings | General and positioning transfers |
| Journey | Sit-to-stand | Stand-Aid, Transport, Standing | Supported sit-to-stand transfers |
| Elevate | Sit-to-stand | Stand-aid sling options | Supported standing transfers |
Each lift model below has a different sling system or use case. Review the model that matches your lift before choosing a sling.
6-point loop-style slings
The Advance-E 340 uses loop-style sling attachments with its 6-point spreader bar.
Classic loop-style slings
The HML400 uses Classic loop-style Hoyer slings for general patient transfers.
Classic loop-style slings
The HPL402 uses Classic loop-style Hoyer slings for general patient transfers.
Loop-style slings
The HPL450 uses loop-style Hoyer slings for general patient transfers.
Bariatric loop-style slings
The HPL700 uses bariatric loop-style sling options designed for higher-capacity transfers.
Bariatric loop-style slings
The Calibre uses bariatric loop-style sling options for high-capacity patient handling.
Loop or clip, depending on configuration
Presence sling compatibility depends on the spreader bar or positioning cradle installed on the lift.
Loop or clip, depending on configuration
Stature sling compatibility also depends on the attachment system fitted to the lift.
Sit-to-stand slings
The Journey uses specialized stand-aid sling designs for supported sit-to-stand transfers.
Sit-to-stand slings
The Elevate uses specialized stand-aid sling options rather than standard floor-lift slings.
Use our Sling Size & Compatibility Finder to narrow available options by patient weight, Hoyer lift model, and transfer need.
Use the Sling FinderNo. Sling compatibility depends on the lift model and the attachment system installed on the lift. Loop-style, clip-style, bariatric, and sit-to-stand slings are not interchangeable.
Loop-style slings attach to a spreader bar using webbing loops. Clip-style Comfort slings use the Securi3 clip system and attach to a compatible positioning cradle.
The HPL700 and Calibre are the bariatric models represented in this guide. Their sling options include bariatric sling families designed for higher-capacity patient handling.
Journey and Elevate use specialized stand-aid sling options rather than standard full-body floor-lift slings.
Use the Hoyer Sling Size & Compatibility Finder to narrow available options by patient weight, lift model, and transfer need. Weight ranges are guidelines and individual fit should still be confirmed.
Sling compatibility can vary with the lift’s installed spreader bar or cradle. Confirm the lift configuration and patient-specific fit before use.
