IV STAND

An IV stand (also known as an IV pole, saline stand, or infusion stand) is a medical device used to securely hold and support bags of intravenous f...

Technical Specifications

Materials	The pole and base are typically constructed from materials that are sturdy, durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to clean to maintain hygiene standards.
Pole	Often made of stainless steel or chrome-plated steel.
Base	Usually heavy-duty plastic or metal (stainless steel, aluminum, or epoxy-coated steel), sometimes weighted to prevent tipping.
Base Design	Most modern IV stands feature a wide base with multiple legs (typically 4, 5, or 6 legs) for enhanced stability.
Mobility	They are commonly equipped with 4-5 swivel casters (wheels), often with a rubber coating for quiet movement, allowing for easy transport of the patient and equipment within a facility. Many models feature lockable wheels for safety when stationary.
Height Adjustment	The pole is generally telescopic, with an adjustable height mechanism (e.g., twist-lock, push-button, or screw-lock knob) to suit different patient positions (sitting, standing, lying down) and ensure proper fluid flow rates. A typical adjustable range is from 120 cm to 244 cm (approx. 4 to 8 feet).
Hooks/Hangers	The top of the pole features two to four (or more) hooks, often made of stainless steel or strong plastic, to hang multiple IV bags or other equipment simultaneously.
Load Capacity	While designs vary, a typical IV stand is designed to safely support a total weight load of approximately 14 to 32 kg (about 30 to 70 lbs). Each individual hook can often support around 2 kg (4.4 lbs).

IV STAND

Technical Specifications

Similar Products

BEDSIDE LOCKER ORD

BEDSIDE LOCKER DLX

BEDSIDE LOCKER ABS