HP-AB01 Stainless Steel IV Stand without Wheels, Fixed 4-Leg Base
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Stainless steel round-tube IV stand on a fixed base with rubber feet and no castors, so it cannot roll away when bumped.
- Two hooks at the top and a height-adjustment collar on the pole, as shown on the product image.
- Choose a mobile pole (HP-AB02 or HP-AB03) when patients walk with an infusion running.
The HP-AB01 IV stand without wheels is a stainless steel round-tube infusion stand on a fixed four-leg base. Rubber feet keep it in place beside a bed, recovery chair or examination couch, and two hooks at the top hold infusion bags or bottles. A locking collar on the pole sets the height, as shown on the product image.
Key Features
- Stainless steel round tube, named in the model.
- Fixed four-leg base with rubber feet; no castors.
- Two hooks at the top of the pole.
- Height-adjustable upper tube with locking collar.
Applications
- Ward beds and treatment chairs where the patient stays in place.
- Outpatient infusion rooms and clinics.
- Emergency and temporary wards that need simple, stable stands.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Required height range, if your tender states one.
- Number of hooks needed.
- Packing preference (assembled or knocked down) and documents required.
For patients who walk with an infusion, see the HP-AB03 IV pole.
Specifications
| Model | HP-AB01 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Tube profile | Round tube |
| Base | Fixed four-leg base with rubber feet, no castors |
| Hooks (as shown on product image) | 2 |
| Height adjustment | Adjustable (locking collar) |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and the documents your importer, registration or tender requires. The specification sheet is matched to the configuration you order.
Frequently asked questions
+When should you use an IV stand without wheels?
Use a fixed stand where the patient stays in one place, such as a ward bed, recovery chair or outpatient infusion station. With no castors it cannot roll away when bumped. For patients who walk with an infusion, choose a mobile pole such as the HP-AB02 or HP-AB03.
+What is the standard IV stand height in cm?
There is no single standard; most stands adjust over a range so the bag hangs well above the infusion site. The height range of the HP-AB01 is on the specification sheet sent with the quotation.
+How many infusion bags can the HP-AB01 hold?
The product image shows two hooks. The load per hook is confirmed on the specification sheet. Do not hang pumps or heavy equipment from the hooks.
+How is the HP-AB01 different from the HP-AB02?
The HP-AB01 has a fixed four-leg base without wheels. The HP-AB02 has a four-leg base on castors, so it can move with the patient.