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Stainless steel equipment includes infusions stands, mayo stands, stools, hampers for disposing contaminated linens, basin stands, specialty cabinets, and receptacles to ensure solutions and waste products are easily collected. Heavy-gauge construction ensures quality, durability, and ease of cleaning for all equipment.
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Chrome plated
Chrome plating is cost effective and provides an attractive appearance.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel is durable and long lasting but costs more than chrome.
Tray size
Trays come in a variety of sizes depending on their intended use and the amount of instruments needed.
Height adjustment
Height can be adjusted via friction lock (by hand) or convenient foot pedal.
Single basin
Single basin stands are set at a convenient height for use and can be used for various purposes.
Double basin
Double basin stands allow users to perform multiple tasks without needing to move suppliers from one basin to another.
Kick buckets
Kick buckets help maintain a sterile environment by keeping waste material contained.
Handrails
Foot stools can be equipped for extra stability and leverage for the person using it.
Double step
Foot stools with two steps allow for higher reach or vantage point when a procedure might require it.
Stacking
Certain stools can be stacked to save space when not in use and make for easy transport.
Non-slip
All foot stools come with non-slip surfaces to prevent slips and falls.
Height adjustment
IV stands can be adjusted by hand or foot and also feature “bag drop prevention” for controlled descent.
Base style
Bases are avaialble in multiple diameters for stability. Nesting base options save floor space during storage.
Hooks
Quantity and style of IV hooks can be customized to suit. Offset hooks allow for piggy backing and easier reading of labels.
CuVerro alloy
Bactericidal copper surfaces continuously kill bacteria that can cause infections.
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Tips and Tricks
We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.
- Avoid chrome plated and aluminum components. They wear down faster and may corrode when cleaned with hospital grade disinfectants.
- Avoid riveted or bolted joints that can trap contaminants. Welded seams and joints reduce places for microbes to hide.
- Opt for sturdy, weighted bases for IV stands. This is especially important when loaded with multiple infusion pumps or bags.
