Very High Risk Self Inflating Air Cushion

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Equazone is our very high risk self-inflating air cushion

Equazone – The immediate issue, self inflating static air cushion that can reduce pressure for all risk categories.  Take away the worry of regular air cushions with Equazone’s integrated foam backup.

Equazone Key Features

  • No pump needed
  • 4 very stable quadrants
  • Easy-to-use
  • Strap to secure to all chairs on Medium cushion
  • IT pressure reduction & total coccyx relief

What it does…

Equazone self-inflates to the optimum pressure relieving level every time which means you don’t need a pump!

It has 4 moulded antimicrobial treated TPU covered quadrants that make it very stable for a High Risk Air Cushion.

The Medium Equazone cushion has a strap as standard so it can be secured to a chair at home or wheelchair.

Equazone has the backup of foam internally so the user gets the high risk pressure reduction but in case of any air loss, there’ll still have the backup of foam.

Welded seams ensure there is no fluid ingress but also strong enough to take 40 stone.

Equazones updated shaping relieves pressure off the coccyx and reduces it significantly under the ITs.  The widened cross-section also helps to promote air circulation to reduce some heat build up.

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Now for the science…

Equazone pressure cushion. Instant air cushion for pressure care

Technical Information…

Weight Limit

Sizes

Covers

Adaptions

40 stone (254kg)

Medium
17"x17"x2"

Large
21"x19"x2"

None

2" Flat
As standard

Comfortable air cushion

“We started using the Equazone as it offered so many positives being a very high risk air cushion as well as being really stable and very cost effective. After having it on contract for a period of time it became apparent it could do more than we originally though so now it has replaced other foam and gel cushions on our matrix.”
Equazone Instant Air Cushion

Community Equipment Stores – Midlands

Cleaning and Care…

HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS / INTENDED USE

Regularly check for any splits, tears, loose stitching or excessive wear. Check the foam to ensure that it is correctly shaped and compresses and recovers correctly. If the Polyeurathan film is split and foam is damaged contact your supplier.

TESTING STANDARDS

All Helping Hand Pressure cushions are tested to BS7176 specification for resistance to ignition of upholstered furniture for non-domestic seating by testing composites. They are certified to ignition source 5 and cigarette and match but please avoid excessive heat or open flame

WARRANTY

All Helping Hand Pressure Cushions are guaranteed to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase, provided they are used correctly for the purpose they were intended. The warranty does not apply to punctures, tears or burns, not to the cushions removeable cover. The removeable outer and inner covers are guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase, provided normal use.

CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

Correct and regular cleaning and mainenance helps to extend the life of the cushion.

All covers can be machine washed, please check the label on the individual cushion. Remove the cover from foam composite before machine washing.

Foam composites are covered with a polyurathane film. Providing this film has not been damaged, clean with soft cloth moistened with water and a neutral detergent.

Do not submerge in water

Do not leave the cushion outside – extended exposure to the elements coudl compromise the effectiveness. Store in a dry (moisture free) and clean environment when not in use.

COVER ORIENTATION

Please ensure that the orientation compass is positioned correctly. If the cover is not used correctly it may reduce or eliminate the cushions benefits and could increase the risk to the skin and soft tissue.

When putting the cover back on to the foam composite please ensure that the cover has been put back on to the foam composite in the correct orientation, and that the orientation compass is in the correct position.

Should you require a new cover, please contact Helping Hand Pressure Care on: 01531 8100199 or [email protected]