MULTIFUNCTIONAL THERAPY ARMCHAIR

Specialized padding made of flexible polyurethane foam and multi-density, high-resilience Memory Foam ensures excellent patient comfort, even during long-term stays.

The fire-retardant, water-repellent upholstery and the absence of seams on contact surfaces guarantee quick and practical sanitization of the device.

Via 4 buttons and an intuitive icon-based LCD display, the AP4300 can be moved into any position, reducing response times for urgent adjustments and providing personalized comfort during long treatments.

Managing movements through specific pairs of keys to activate synchronized motions is the safest, simplest, and fastest method GIVAS has developed for the AP4300.

A multifunctional chair offers a vast range of movements; this is why synchronized control for positions such as SEATED - COMFORT - EXAMINATION - ANTI-SHOCK and TRENDELENBURG is software-managed through synchronized parameters. This allows these positions to be reached automatically, facilitating the healthcare professional’s intervention.

Deriving maximum practicality and ergonomics from every structural component is Givas's long-standing goal. Components featuring simple and functional design facilitate swift intervention in emergencies, and the new AP4300 armrest is the result of this manufacturing philosophy.

Specially assembled structural elements allow for customized armrest setting in any required position—adjusting for height, tilt, extension, and rotation—promoting total patient comfort and full operational efficiency for the healthcare provider.

The specialized contoured shape of the AP4300 armrest ensures arm stability during intravenous administration or blood collection, while the specialized graduated joint allows for a 90° external horizontal rotation for ideal positioning and easier patient entry/exit.

A unique feature of the AP4300 series is the ability for patients to enter and exit from the sides, utilizing the comfortable armrests as a safe and ergonomic support, which also assists the healthcare provider during these maneuvers.