Mechanical ICU Bed

Name: Mechanical ICU Bed
Brand: PAWAN ENGINEERING WORKS
Price: 28000 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 28000 INR/ Unit

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MOQ : 10 Units

Mechanical ICU Bed Specification

Type
ICU Bed

Material
Metal

Mattress Material
PVC, Nylon

Condition
New

Portable
Yes

Foldable
Yes

Power Source
Manual

Color
White

Mechanical ICU Bed Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Units

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
100 Units Per Month

Delivery Time
5 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Mechanical ICU Bed

A Mechanical ICU (Intensive Care Unit) Bed, unlike its electric counterpart, operates through manual mechanisms rather than electric motors. While they may lack the automated adjustment features of electric ICU beds, they still offer essential functionalities for patient care in intensive care settings.

Here are some common features of mechanical ICU beds:

1. Manual Crank Adjustments Instead of electric motors, mechanical ICU beds often have manual cranks or levers that allow healthcare providers to adjust the bed height, head section, and foot section as needed.

2. Side Rails Like electric ICU beds, mechanical versions typically have side rails to prevent patients from accidentally rolling out of bed.

3. Trendelenburg and Reverse Trendelenburg Positions Some mechanical ICU beds may offer the ability to manually adjust the bed into Trendelenburg (head lower than feet) or Reverse Trendelenburg (feet lower than head) positions for specific medical needs.

4. Basic Mobility While not as advanced as electric beds, mechanical ICU beds may still have wheels for basic mobility within the healthcare facility.

5. Sturdy Construction Mechanical ICU beds are designed to be robust and durable to withstand the demands of intensive care environments.

Despite lacking the automation of electric ICU beds, mechanical versions are still valuable in providing essential care for critically ill patients. They may be preferred in certain situations where electrical power sources are limited or as a cost-effective option. However, they require more manual effort from healthcare providers for adjustment and may not offer the same level of convenience or versatility as electric beds.

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