Softform Premier

Pressure injury prevention

The Invacare Softform Premier features a unique contoured insert pad which provides excellent individual comfort and optimises pressure reduction. The mattress cover positively helps to reduce shear and friction forces.

Cover is resistant to fluid ingress

Cover is two-way stretch waterproof polyurethane cover with high frequency welded seams; and a full length flap conceals the zip. These features combine to effectively reduce the potential of fluid ingress. Also features a toughed PU coated base to prolong the longevity of the mattress.

The mattress also comes with the option of a Strikethrough Resistant (SRT) cover. The ‘Strikethrough Resistant Technology’ cover was specially developed in response to problems with spontaneous fluid ingress (strikethrough) in pressure reducing support surfaces. The result is a more durable mattress fortified for infection control, that will save wards time and money.

Features and Options:

Single piece foam “U” core

Facilitates individual transfer by providing effective side-wall support.

Full length flap conceals zip

The full length flap protects the zip. This reduces the possible risk of fluid ingress, preventing contamination of the foam core.

Does not require turning or rotating

This mattress does not require turning or rotating, significantly minimising manual handling issues for clinical personnel.

Tapered surface in the heel zone

The top surface of the mattress tapers down at the ends to relieve pressure on the heels, which are particularly vulnerable to pressure injuries.

Technical data

Width: Single size: 660 - 900 mm, Double size: 910 - 1370, mm King size: 1380 - 1525 mm

Length: 1410 - 2100 mm

Height: 152 mm

Total product weight: 13 kg

Max. user weight: 247.6 kg

Max. cleaning temperature: 80º

Colours:

Fuchsia

Baltic blue

Manufactured to European Standards: BS EN 597-1 Cig, BS EN 597-2 Match. Foam Interior: BS 5852: 1990 Crib Source 5; Cover BS7175: 1989 Crib Source 5

Knowledge:

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By improving care givers working conditions, it will lower their risk of injury and thus reduce absenteeism.

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