Molift Quick Raiser 1

Molift Quick Raiser 1 — detailed product information

The Molift Quick Raiser 1 is a Patient Turner that uses an inclined straight column to assist the user in a movement that closely follows a natural standing action. Its lightweight construction and compact size make the raiser easy to position in the home or a care environment, and the small front profile helps it fit around toilets, chairs and under many beds. With a unit weight of 29 kg the raiser is practical to manoeuvre while remaining robust enough for everyday use.

Comfort is supported by a standard V-shaped lifting arm and height-adjustable knee pads, which help steady the user during a stand. The raiser’s extra-low base and narrow front allow closer access to furniture so transfers feel more natural. This combination of support and clearance is useful when space is limited or when accurate positioning is needed.

Safety and electronics are designed to give carers peace of mind. The Quick Raiser 1 includes an emergency stop, overload protection and mechanical emergency lowering for controlled descent if required. The system features a power-save mode to reduce battery drain and an integrated low battery indicator with audio and visual alerts. A built-in service notification system reminds when maintenance is due and can provide usage data for service records.

Key features

• Inclined column to support natural standing motion
• V-shaped lifting arm supplied as standard
• Height-adjustable knee pads for user comfort
• Extra-low base and narrow front for tight spaces
• Emergency stop, overload protection and mechanical lowering
• Integrated service notification and usage logging
• Fitted rechargeable NiMH battery with low-battery alert
• Compact and lightweight for easy manoeuvring

Important information

• Fitted with a rechargeable NiMH battery. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for charging, battery care and disposal.
• Ensure slings used are suitable for the user and compatible with this raiser; follow sling manufacturer guidance.
• Support and supervision by a trained carer is recommended during transfers.