Every ROHO air cushion needs a pump, and pumps go missing. This is the standard hand pump, the one used to inflate the cushion and to reset it after a check, and it is the part most often replaced on an otherwise healthy cushion.
Having a spare matters more than it sounds. A client who cannot inflate their cushion is sitting on a surface that is not doing its job, and that can turn into a skin problem within days. Keeping one in the bag and one at home removes that risk.
It works with ROHO Dry Floatation cushions and takes seconds to fit to the valve.






