Specifications

1.vehicle is imported from american
2.refitting according to client's requirement

Front view:

Our specialists developed a Patient transport ambulance (PTA), based on Ford Transit, in accordance with DIN EN 1789.
 
The modular  design enables a wide range of different conversions. We adapt the ambulance to your individual needs.

The following pictures show one conversion of many possibilities…

 

 

ail view:

A tidy and well organized patient's compartment lets you store all technical and medical supplies and equipment within a sufficient number of cabinets and stowage spaces.

LED spotlights, smooth integrated into the ceiling, provide an optimal illumination of the patient's room: the lighting is bright and warm, a pleasant ambience is guaranteed.

 

 

Stretcher table:

The stretcher table is made of stainless steel. For easy loading and unloading the loading tray can be pulled out to the rear. A storage compartment for a scoop stretcher or a spine board is underneath the sliding stage. The head area of the stretcher can be placed downward (shock position).

 

 

View through the sliding door:

The partition wall was shifted to the rear approx. 100mm in order to increase the ergonomics in the driving cab.

The side panel cabinet offers a lot of stowage space for medical supplies.

At the sliding door entrance a large cabinet hosts emergency cases or backpacks. 

A foldable patient chair is stored aside. It increases the flexibility of crew regarding patient transport from an emergency scene to the ambulance. Not in use the seat is space-saving folded away.

On this picture you also see the pleasant illumination caused by the LED spotlights

 

 

Carrying chair: A foldable carrying chair was placed in front of the partition wall cabinets, aside of the sliding door. From that door easy access to the chair is given.   The left compartment area stores additional medical supplies. Sliding Plexiglass windows shut these subjects. The blue color of the windows fits perfectly with the vehicle interior, which was made of blue and white materials.