2 Cranks Manual Bed

Two-Crank Manual Bed from BESCO

Function:
Back-rest tilting is 0~80°,Knee-rest tilting is 0~35°.
 

Material:
Detachable ABS bed board,cold-rolled steel bed plate,self-protected crank system.

Standard Accessory:
European side rails,5"castors.
 

Optional:
Two sectional IV pole,mattress,overbed table.

A 2 Crank Manual Bed is a type of hospital bed adjusted by hand cranks to position the patient. It features two cranks, one for the backrest (head section) and another for the knee section (leg rest), allowing for head-up and leg-elevation positions for patient comfort and care.

How it Works

Manual Cranks:

Instead of electric motors, this bed uses two separate hand cranks, usually located at the foot of the bed. 

Backrest Adjustment:

One crank is used to raise or lower the head section of the bed, allowing a patient to sit up. 

Knee Section Adjustment:

The other crank adjusts the leg rest, which can be elevated for patient comfort or to aid in certain medical conditions. 

Fixed Height:

The bed frame's overall height is typically fixed in a 2-crank bed to facilitate transfers from wheelchairs and other mobility aids. 

Key Features

Two Functions: Allows for adjustment of the back and knee positions. 

Manual Control: Relies on user-operated cranks for all adjustments, requiring physical effort from the caregiver or patient. 

Cost-Effective: Often a more budget-friendly option compared to semi-electric or fully electric hospital beds. 

Versatile: Suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and home care settings. 

2 Crank Manual Hospital Bed: This type has two cranks, typically located at the foot of the bed. One crank controls the backrest adjustment, allowing the patient to sit up. The other crank adjusts the knee section, helping with leg elevation and comfort.

Besco Medical:China supplier and manufacturer of Electric Hospital Beds ,Manual Hospital Beds.

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