Description
The Drive Stand-Up Sling is the torso sling for sit-to-stand lifts: it wraps around the patient's back and under the arms, secures with a waist belt, and lets the lift do the heavy part of standing while the patient's own legs do the rest.
- Made for sit-to-stand lifts – the stand-assist pattern used for standing and transfer practice
- 4-point attachment – four sling points match the attachment points on stand-assist lifts
- Color-coded loops – loop colors make it easy to repeat the same fit on both sides
- Two sizes – Large and X-Large
Standing Help That Keeps the Patient Involved
A stand-up sling is not a full-body lift sling. It supports the torso so a sit-to-stand lift can raise a patient who can bear some weight and take part in the transfer — the pattern used for toileting trips, chair transfers and standing practice in rehab and long-term care. The padded torso band wraps the back, the belt fastens at the waist, and the color-coded loops connect to the lift's attachment points, with the colors making it simple to match the same loop position left and right, every time.
Features and Benefits
Stand-Assist Design
- Torso support band – wraps the back and under the arms to support the patient through the stand
- Waist belt – fastens at the front to keep the sling positioned as the lift rises
- Partial-weight-bearing transfers – designed for patients who can bear some weight and participate
Fit and Compatibility
- 4-point attachment – matches the four attachment points Drive provides on its stand-assist lifts
- Color-coded loops – repeat the same loop position on both sides for a level, repeatable fit
- Cross-reference – Drive's sling cross-reference lists the Large as the counterpart to Invacare's R130 and the X-Large to the R131
Product Specifications
Construction
- Sling points: 4
- Intended lifts: Sit-to-stand (stand-assist) patient lifts
- Sizes: Large (13263A), X-Large (13263B)
Capacities and Fit
- Weight capacity: Drive does not publish a weight capacity for this sling — the rating of the lift you pair it with governs; confirm before use
- Patient requirement: Must be able to bear partial weight and participate in the transfer
Browse the wider mobility aids range at MedicalEx for the patient lifts, wheelchairs and daily-living equipment this sling works alongside.
Why Choose the Drive Stand-Up Sling?
It is Drive's own sling for its stand-assist lifts — the correct 4-point pattern, color-coded loops for a repeatable fit, and a belted torso band that keeps the patient secure and involved in every stand.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is a stand-up sling for?
Patients who can bear some weight through their legs and take part in the transfer. It is not a full-support sling — a patient who cannot participate needs a full body or U-sling on a standard lift instead.
What lifts does it fit?
Sit-to-stand (stand-assist) lifts with four attachment points. Per Drive's sling cross-reference, the Large corresponds to Invacare's R130 standing sling and the X-Large to the R131.
What weight can it carry?
Drive does not publish a weight capacity for this sling in its current materials, so the rating of the lift governs. Confirm your lift's capacity covers the patient before use.
How do the color-coded loops help?
Each loop position has its own color, so the caregiver can set both sides to the same color and repeat the same fit at every transfer — a level lift and one less thing to eyeball.
Large or X-Large?
The sling must wrap the torso with the belt fastened and the band sitting under the arms. If the patient's torso measures at the top of the Large's comfortable wrap, choose the X-Large.
Is a warranty published for this sling?
Drive does not publish a warranty for this sling family in its current materials, so none is stated here. The sling is covered by MedicalEx's standard return policy if it is not right for your lift.
