Who owns Ferno Washington?
Ferno Wilmington
Ferno Japan, Inc. was established in July, 1992 under 100% owned by Ferno Wilmington after more than 10 years service operated by a joint venture company named as Ferno Fareast, Inc. (owned 60% by Japanese owner and 40% by Ferno Wilmington) as an exclusive distributor for Ferno products in Japanese market.
What is an ambulance cot?
Ambulance cots offer secure support during patient treatment and transport. Most medical cots also have adjustable height levels and specially designed frames to help prevent tipping.
What is another name for ambulance cot?
A stretcher, gurney, litter, or pram is an apparatus used for moving patients who require medical care. A basic type (cot or litter) must be carried by two or more people. A wheeled stretcher (known as a gurney, trolley, bed or cart) is often equipped with variable height frames, wheels, tracks, or skids.
Who invented the wheeled stretcher?
Joseph Bomgardner pioneered the four swivel wheel stretcher about 1910.
How much do Ferno stretchers weigh?
Product Weight: 92 lbs. Shipping Weight: 155 lbs.
How many people carry a stretcher?
Who is Ferno Canada?
Established in June 1994, Ferno Canada is a wholly-owned entity located in Mississauga, Ontario. At its inception, Ferno Canada operated as a distributor of core Ferno-Washington patient transport solutions. Traverse Rescue (a Ferno Group Company) came under the management of Ferno Canada in 2005.
Where are the Ferno headquarters located?
Ferno’s Italian headquarters was established in April 1995, in Prato. The building was used exclusively for storage and sorting of Ferno products. Sales to the end customer were handled entirely by Italian distributors.
Who are Ferno’s founders?
Any EMT or Paramedic who has transported a patient has encountered a product derived from FERNO’s innovations, which date back to 1945. Watch the video below to learn more about our founders, Elroy Bourgraf and Dick Ferneau. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.
Why choose Ferno?
From pioneering use of aluminum tubing to creating the revolutionary Model 30 X-Frame Cot to innovating the transformative technology of iNTRAXX, FERNO has led the way to better, safer, and more efficient care. Any EMT or Paramedic who has transported a patient has encountered a product derived from FERNO’s innovations, which date back to 1945.