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Body transfer assembly

  • US 9,339,429 B1
  • Filed: 09/24/2013
  • Issued: 05/17/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/24/2013
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A body transfer assembly for moving a user on a bed, said assembly comprising:

  • a stand configured to be positioned on a support surface;

    a housing coupled to said stand wherein said stand supports said housing above the support surface;

    a motor coupled to said housing, said motor being a first motor of a pair of first and second motors;

    a processor coupled to said housing, said processor being operationally coupled to said motor;

    a timer coupled to said housing, said timer being operationally coupled to said processor wherein said timer controls a speed of said motor;

    an actuator coupled to said housing, said actuator being operationally coupled to said processor;

    an arm movably coupled to said housing, said arm being operationally coupled to said motor wherein said motor alternatively raises and lowers said arm;

    a rod coupled to said arm wherein said rod moves in tandem with said arm;

    a bed coupled to said rod wherein said bed is configured to support the user; and

    a mattress positioned on said bed;

    said arm being movably coupled to and extending laterally away from an outer wall of said housing;

    said arm comprising a second portion of said arm slidably coupled to and extending laterally away from a first portion of said arm;

    said arm comprising a third portion of said arm slidably coupled to and extending laterally away from the second portion of said arm wherein said arm has a telescopically adjustable length;

    said arm being one of a pair of arms;

    a first one of said pair of arms being positioned on a first lateral side of an outer wall of said housing wherein said first arm is operationally coupled to the first motor; and

    a second one of said pair of arms being positioned on a second lateral side of an outer wall of said housing wherein said second arm is operationally coupled to the second motor.

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