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Military Emergency Hospital Army Stretcher

Military Emergency Hospital Army Stretcher

Model: EMSC80090-0001
Division: Army Stretcher
Supply: Single machines or complete lines, built to the output you need per hour.

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Made in our own worksThe people who quote you are the people who build it. No reseller sits in between.
Settled before we cut steelCapacity, materials and sizing are agreed on the order, not corrected on your floor.
Loaded and paperedWe stuff the container and prepare the documents your port asks for on arrival.
Handed over runningCommissioning and operator training at your plant, for the machines that need it.

Product overview

Disposable Face Mask

Specification

Casters or metal supports are available for effective bearing of the stretcher's weight.
The maximum bearing weight is up to 159kg.
The medical stretcher can be folded in length and width to a compact size, with collapsible poles to enable fast opening.
It is coated with premium canvas or waterproof leathers that deliver high tensile strength and ease of cleaning.
The folding stretcher is constructed from 6063T5 aluminum alloy poles in 28-32mm diameter and 2.0-2.5mm wall thickness for high strength, ease of folding and carrying, and great unfolding stability.

Bidding this into a tender?

Tell us the quantity, the spec you are bidding against and where it lands. Back comes a specification sheet, a delivered price and a lead time, all in writing.

Quote code EMSC80090-0001

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What buyers ask about the Military Emergency Hospital Army Stretcher

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Do you make the Military Emergency Hospital Army Stretcher yourselves, or buy it in?

We make it. That matters more than it sounds: the person who prices the Military Emergency Hospital Army Stretcher for you is the person who can change how it is built, and there is no trading house taking a cut on the way through.
Will you sell me just one?

Yes. One unit is a perfectly normal order, and so is a container of them for a distributor or a contractor.
If several items are going to the same place we will usually suggest putting them in one box - it almost always brings the per-unit landed cost down, and we would rather tell you that than quietly ship three separate consignments.
Can you build it differently for our market?

Yes, and it is decided before manufacture rather than patched afterwards. Sizing, materials, finish, capacity, electrical supply, branding - whatever your destination needs, tell us and it is built that way.
Labelling and manuals can be produced in the language your operators read.
Why is there no price on this page?

Because quantity, specification and destination move it too much for a list price to mean anything. Send those three and you get a real figure, a specification and a lead time in writing.
How does it travel?

Crated for the sea leg and stacked to use the full container rather than half of it. The packing arrangement is written on the quotation, so you know the volume before you book freight.
Who deals with the shipping paperwork?

We do. Container loading, plus the packing list, commercial invoice, certificate of origin and any inspection certificate the destination insists on. Tell us which incoterms your side works on and the quotation is written against those.
And once it lands?

If it needs installing, we install it and train the people who will operate it. If it does not, we check what arrived against what was ordered.
Either way you keep talking to whoever handled your order rather than being handed to a general enquiries address.
Can this go into a public tender bid?

Yes - a large share of what we ship is ministry, council and donor procurement. You get the technical specification and compliance documents laid out the way the tender asks for them, plus the manufacturer authorisation letter that most public bids require from the supplier behind the bidder.