Stryker 660 Atlas Heavy-Duty Bariatric Transport Stretcher Bed, 660 lb Capacity Preowned

Stryker 660 Atlas Heavy-Duty Bariatric Transport Stretcher Bed, 660 lb Capacity Preowned

Brand / Manufacturer: Stryker Medical.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Stryker
• Reference / model: 660
• Model: / Part Number: 660 Atlas™

Additional product details

• Product Type: Mobile Heavy-Duty Bariatric Transport Stretcher / Patient Bed
• Weight Capacity: 660 lbs (299.3 kg) heavy-duty safe working load
• Overall Dimensions: 83" Length x 34.5" Width (approximate)
• Patient Surface / Mattress Size: 76" Length x 31" Width (extra-wide patient deck)
• Height Adjustment Range: Hydraulic low height approx. 22" to high height approx. 35"
• Positioning Adjustments: Pneumatic Fowler backrest (0° to 90°), dual-side pedal Trendelenburg / Reverse Trendelenburg (±18°)
• Siderail System: Collapsible Glideaway™ side safety rails with latch releases
• Steering & Mobility: Center-mounted Big Wheel® technology with Omni Surface™ casters and 4-wheel central locking brake pedal system
• Base Storage: Thermoformed protective base hood with integrated cutout wells for standard oxygen E-cylinders and patient belongings
• Application: Bariatric transport, emergency department (ED/ER), post-anesthesia care unit (PACU), ambulatory surgery, and intra-facility transport
• Reinforced structural frame and 31-inch wide patient deck safely support bariatric transport requirements up to 660 lbs
• Dual-pedestal hydraulic foot controls enable hands-free height adjustment and rapid Trendelenburg tilt
• Glideaway™ side rails drop below the mattress level for gap-free patient transfers
• Thermoformed base shroud shields internal mechanical linkages while keeping oxygen tanks readily accessible

Condition

Preowned. Condition: Pre-Owned / Used — Fully inspected, cleaned, and operationally tested. Hydraulic lift pumps, backrest pneumatics, brake pedals, and Big Wheel® steering casters are fully functional. Displays normal surface scuffs, minor scratches, or cosmetic wear from prior hospital usage.