Polyair Cushion

The Polyair Cushion is used to prevent pressure ulcers (also known as pressure sores). They use air-cell technology which is widely recognised as the best way of preventing pressure ulcers in seated patients. This cushion can be used for patients with any level of risk and for people who already have pressure ulcers. 

Polyair has a number of key advantages over other static air cell cushions - the cover is manufactured from Laxprene® material which is flexible and elastic with a high tear strength which increases the cushions durability when compared with other similar products manufactured from Neoprene. The cover is manufactured using dipping technology which makes it extremely thin but with a constant thickness throughout.

The second key feature is that the cushion has a gauge to assist in setting up the cushion, this makes it possible for the cushion to be set by a person without experience in setting up air cell cushions. The final key feature of the Polyair cushions is that is uses a honeycomb design, unlike other aircell products, which leads to better stability while the user is seated.

Like all aircell cushions, this cushion has excellent levels of immersion and envelopment, which are the key features in reducing interface pressure and therefore avoiding pressure ulcers.

The Polyair cushion is suitable for use on wheelchairs, riser recliner chairs, car seats and other types of seating. The Polyair cushion valve is non-leak (like the tyres on a car), meaning that if the pump is not attached, the valve will not leak the air from the cushion.