WAS type C ambulances

Tare weight: 4,300 kg

This WAS 300 emergency ambulance sets new standards regarding ergonomics, hygiene, patient handling and data connectivity. This vehicle is equipped with latest state of the art CAN-bus communication technology that covers ...

Tare weight: 3,500 kg

The box body of this emergency ambulance offers maximum safety thanks to the aluminium structural frame and cover layers. The compact patient compartment offers maximum ergonomics and working space. The ratio of exterior ...

Tare weight: 4,300 kg
Inner length: 3,490 mm
Inside height: 1,800 mm

The VW Crafter WAS 500 Euro-Lans ambulance presents all modern standards of the WAS brand combined with a highly ergonomic interior. The patient compartment offers best sanitary working conditions and enough space for ...

Maximum permissible laden weight: 250, 1,500 kg
Tare weight: 10,000 kg
Inner length: 4,990 mm

The air-line rails embedded in the vehicle floor enable the safe loading of various heavyduty or intensive care stretcher systems on the one hand and transport in a hospital bed on the other. The patient can be gently loaded into the ...

Maximum permissible laden weight: 1,500 kg
Tare weight: 10,500 kg
Inner length: 4,790 mm

This large vehicle offers flexible solutions for a wide range of applications. The generously dimensioned patient compartment offers plenty of space to handle even a very complex intensive care transport. Moreover, the vehicle is optimally ...

Maximum permissible laden weight: 1,500 kg
Tare weight: 7,490 kg
Total length: 2,300 mm

... flexible solutions for a wide field of applications. With a maximum weight of 7.49 to, the vehicle can be driven with a category C1 driving licence. The large patient compartment offers plenty of space to manage even ...

Tare weight: 5,000 kg
Inner length: 3,590 mm
Inside height: 1,975 mm

Applying cutting-edge production methods and long-term experience, the bariatric ambulance combines optimal use of space in the patient compartment, with the highest level of safety and up-to-date technology. The warning ...