The Arjo STR 20 Pro Ambulance Stretcher is a professional-grade patient transport system designed to meet the rigorous demands of emergency medical services. Built with strength, intelligence, and paramedic efficiency in mind, it features a revolutionary one-handed loading system that reduces physical strain and accelerates patient handover. From the scene of an incident to the hospital emergency room, the STR 20 Pro ensures unparalleled safety for both the patient and the EMS crew.

Its robust chassis, all-terrain capabilities, and advanced clinical functions make it the cornerstone of modern pre-hospital care.

• One-Handed Hydraulic Loading System: Effortlessly raise and lower the stretcher into the ambulance with minimal physical exertion, significantly reducing the risk of paramedic back injuries and improving response efficiency.

• All-Terrain Performance: Large, rugged wheels and a precision steering mechanism provide superior stability and control over rough ground, curbs, and uneven surfaces, ensuring safe patient movement in any environment.

• Advanced Patient Positioning: Integrated Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg functions allow for critical shock management and patient comfort during transport, a vital feature for advanced life support.

• Robust & Lightweight Construction: Crafted from high-strength aluminum and composites, the stretcher offers an optimal balance of durability and manageable weight, enhancing payload capacity without sacrificing strength.

• Integrated Safety & Utility: Features include secure, auto-locking side rails, a multi-point restraint system, and integrated accessories like an IV pole and oxygen cylinder holder, keeping essential equipment organized and within reach.

• Easy-Clean Surfaces: Designed with seamless, high-quality materials that can be rapidly decontaminated and disinfected between calls, supporting strict infection control protocols in the EMS workflow.

The Professional's Choice for Emergency Transport. The Arjo STR 20 Pro empowers EMS teams with the technology and reliability they need to perform under pressure, ensuring that patient care begins the moment they arrive on the scene.