CUSTOMIZE YOUR AMBULANCE

Ambulances in different parts of the world have a unique structure and dimension. To better undertand which stretcher can fit your ambulance, measure the distance between the ambulance floor and the ground. Add to this measure the height of any fixation or ambulance stretcher support system you plan to install. Once you do this, compare this measure with the loading height (height from the ground) of our 160 models of ambulance stretchers. You will find the one that will perfectly load into your ambulance. If the measure is not exactly matching any of the models we build, bear in mind that some of our ambulance stretchers we construct (like Crossover or Cross) can be set to any range from 52 to 70 cm during the installation phase. In any case, you are more than welcome to speak with any of our experts to dispell all your doubts.

Spencer supplies a wide product range for emergency vehicles, including ambulance stretchers, fixation and fastening systems, transport chairs, emergency ventilators, advanced oxygen delivery systems and a full set of supplies for ambulance compartments. For more information about the range of ambulance equipment we supply, click here.

Correct. All Spencer's ambulance stretchers are compliant with the UNI EN 1789:2007 (which define the specifications for emergency vehicles and the medical devices within it) and the UNI EN 1865-1, which identifies the requirements for the design and performance of stretchers and patient handling equipment used in road ambulances. All stretchers are 10G tested and certified.

Here are 10 reasons why EMS, rescue and mortuary professionals should choose Spencer:

1. We design our equipment with the end user in mind. Our products are built to protect the operator from the risk of accidental injury and maximize his/her safety and comfort at work.
2. All our products are tested and always compliant with the regulation of the country they are supplied to. Our patient handling equipment is compliant with the EN 1789, EN 1865-1 and with the EU Regulation 2017/745.
3. We have gained 35 years of experience in the EMS, rescue, evacuation and mortuary sectors and we built a solid reputation for product innovation, post-sales assistance and customer satisfaction.
4. We operate and supply our products in 162 countries via a strong network of EMS, rescue and mortuary professionals: a representative from Spencer will always be available to help you choosing the right equipment and support you also after your purchase.
5. The products we build are made with high-quality and resistant material to offer a longer durability and low maintenance costs.
6. Unlike other competitors, we have the dimension and scope to personalize the equipment you choose. We adapt our offer to your needs, we don't force you to adapt to our own.
7. If you need to equip a special vehicle (ambulance, rescue van or hearse), Spencer is the one-stop supplier for it, thanks to its experience and broad product range.
8. We have built a robust and diversified supply chain to minimize delays on deliveries.
9. We care about our partners, distributors and customers and we do everything we can to build their success and improve their day to day work.
10. As part of a strong European medical group, comprising Soehngen and Promeba, we have the financial resources to keep innovating and be ahead of our competitors.

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Well maintained, properly functioning emergency devices are paramount for the safety and wellbeing of patients and EMS workers. Patients lives may depend on it. To keep your medical equipment in good conditions, regular maintenance becomes essential, as it makes critical failure less likely, improves its lifespan and helps you save costs over time. The servicing period of each medical devices is defined by manufacturers: the manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by products which did not undergo regular servicing. Find out here how you can benefit from having your equipment in good conditions.