SallySling® Limb Lifter - Single Patient Use

The Smart, Load-Reducing Tool for Lifting Limbs

Designed for use with a lifter, the Haines® SallySling Limb Lifter helps reduce the physical lifting load on caregivers by assisting with the support of patient limbs, which can account for approximately 18% of a patient’s total weight¹.

Featuring built-in foam padding, this practical limb lifter helps ensure a more comfortable experience for patients while offering extra support for staff. The Limb Lifter is specifically intended for single-patient use throughout their hospital stay to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination.

Commonly used in clinical settings for tasks such as examinations, plastering, replacing dressings, and keeping limbs elevated, the Limb Lifter is particularly beneficial for bariatric patients. It is often used in place of reusable straps or leg lifter slings, especially in high-risk infection areas or where items are frequently soiled, such as during plastering.

A cost-effective alternative to reusables, it offers a reliable, disposable solution that supports patient care and infection control.

Staff commonly use the Limb Lifter for:

Examinations
Plastering
Replacing dressings
Keeping limbs elevated
Bariatric patients

They are most often used as a replacement for reusable straps and leg lifter slings:

In high infection risk areas where the stitching presents a risk
In areas where reusables are frequently soiled, such as plastering
Where wash costs and lead times are high
To reduce high initial capital expenditures where budgets
don’t allow for it

Slings to fit clip and loop style lifters:

Haines SallySling General Purpose are available with clips or loops (contact Haines for further information).

Features:

Polyester straps
Sewn-on identification label
Individually sealed
SWL - Loops 120kg; Clips 100kg
Can be repurposed if not damaged or soiled - ask us how
Wash indicator
AS/NZS ISO 10535-2011*

Sizes:

Loops: 165cm L x 14cm W (BOX 10)
Loops/Wide: 165cm L x 25cm W (BOX 10)
Clips: 165cm L x 15cm W (BOX 10)

*Data on file

1 Rachael Y. Williams, MD , Stephen D. Wohlgemuth, MD, FACS, FASMBS. Does the “Rule of Nines” Apply to Morbidly Obese Burn Victims? Journal of Burn Care & Research, Volume 34, Issue 4, July-August 2013, Pages 447–452, https://doi.org/10.1097/BCR.0b013e31827217bd

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE