MOBI F1200 Bariatric Mortuary Stretcher Overview
The MOBI F1200 Pro Series Multi-Level Bariatric Mortuary Stretcher is designed for removal teams that need a verified 1,000-lb capacity, a 24-inch-wide frame, and multiple working heights. Its stainless-steel and high-strength aluminum alloy leg construction, comfort grip, dual handles, and single-person operating design support a controlled removal workflow. Use the published specifications and the manufacturer’s instructions to confirm that the F1200 matches the team’s route, staffing, vehicle, and storage conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Published value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1,000 lb |
| Length | 77 in |
| Width | 24 in |
| Maximum deck height | 33.25 in |
| Minimum height | 14 in |
| Loading height | 25 in |
| Wheel diameter | 6 in |
| Cot weight | 97 lb |
Heavy-Duty Features for Removal Workflows
- Stainless-steel and high-strength aluminum alloy leg construction.
- Single-person operation design for the specified operating workflow.
- Comfort grip for handling control.
- Dual handles for separate leg operation during loading.
- One-year manufacturer’s warranty as listed with the product.
- 24-inch frame width for the published bariatric configuration.
The product includes the listed black pad, three securement straps, and black cot cover. Review the product documentation for operating instructions and care requirements before use.
Vehicle and Loading Fit
The F1200’s 25-inch loading height, 24-inch overall width, 77-inch length, and 97-lb cot weight are planning inputs for a vehicle-fit review. Measure the vehicle opening, interior width, deck height, turning space, and rack or mounting arrangement before purchase. Confirm the loading sequence with the staff who will use the equipment. Vischer does not claim that this model fits every vehicle.
- Measure the narrowest vehicle opening and compare it with the 24-inch frame width.
- Compare the 25-inch loading height with the vehicle deck and loading method.
- Check interior length, turning space, storage, and any rack or mounting arrangement.
- Review the 14-inch minimum and 33.25-inch maximum deck heights against the transfer and loading workflow.
Related Mortuary Cot Guidance
Compare the mortuary cots category for related models, then review the mortuary cots buying guide for capacity, width, height, maintenance, and support questions. The mortuary stretcher vs. cot equipment guide explains how a bariatric cot differs from flexible, folding, and transfer equipment. For a different verified configuration, compare the Junkin MC-100A-OS oversized mortuary cot.
