3-Function Manual Patient Bed With PP Safety Rails And Central Braking System

3-Function Manual Patient Bed With PP Safety Rails And Central Braking System

Manual Patient Bed Features:

1. Versatile and Easy to Operate The 3-Function Manual feature is a major selling point. It allows caregivers to easily adjust the backrest, leg rest, and height of the bed using hand cranks. This provides flexibility for patient comfort, positioning, and various medical procedures without needing electricity.

2. Enhanced Patient Safety The PP Safety Rails are a crucial feature for patient security. Made from durable and easy-to-clean plastic, these rails prevent falls and provide support for patients getting in or out of bed. Their four-part design allows for individual adjustment, which is safer and more convenient.

3. Simple and Secure Mobility The Central Braking System is designed for quick and easy use. With a single pedal, caregivers can lock all four casters simultaneously, ensuring the bed stays securely in place. This feature prevents unwanted movement during patient care or transfers, providing stability and safety.

3-function of Manual Patient Bed:

Manual Patient Bed Specification:

Overall size (L*W*H):2150*1050*450-700mm
Steel Durable frame,PP side rail 
Detachable PP headboard/footboard.
Four silent wheels with central-controlled brakes,φ125mm
Standard:I.V pole,Drainage hook,bumpers    

Manual Patient Bed Application:

1. Home Care

This is one of the most common applications. Manual beds are ideal for patients recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or for elderly individuals who need long-term care at home. Their simple operation and lower cost make them a practical choice for families.

2. Small Clinics and Rural Healthcare Centers

In smaller medical facilities or clinics that may have limited access to reliable electricity, a manual bed is a dependable option. It provides essential patient positioning capabilities without the need for power, ensuring care can be provided regardless of the electrical infrastructure.

3. Nursing Homes and Rehabilitation Centers

Manual beds are often used in these facilities to provide comfortable and safe positioning for residents or patients. The ability to easily adjust the head and foot sections helps with daily tasks like feeding, physical therapy, and improving patient comfort throughout the day.

4. Developing Countries

Due to their affordability and durability, manual hospital beds are widely used in healthcare facilities in developing regions. They provide a basic but essential level of care where more advanced, electric beds may be too expensive or impractical.