HP-AB02 4-Leg IV Pole with Wheels
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Mobile IV pole on a four-leg castor base ("quadrangle mobile" in the model).
- Two hooks at the top and a bracket mid-pole are shown on the product image; the bracket's use is confirmed with the quote.
- A four-leg base is lighter and fits closer to beds; choose the five-leg HP-AB03 for more stability under uneven loads.
The HP-AB02 4 leg IV pole with wheels is a mobile infusion stand on a four-leg castor base, described in the model as "quadrangle mobile". It is listed in our equipment catalog as a stainless steel infusion stand. The product image shows two hooks at the top and a bracket mid-pole. Patients can walk with it while an infusion runs.
Key Features
- Four-leg base on castors.
- Two hooks at the top of the pole.
- Height-adjustable upper tube.
- Mid-pole bracket shown on the image; its intended use is confirmed with the quotation.
Applications
- Wards where patients walk with an infusion running.
- Day-care and outpatient infusion rooms with tight bed spacing.
- Homecare and nursing homes that need a portable IV pole with wheels.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Required height range and number of hooks.
- Whether you need a pole clamp or pump mount (confirmed per model).
- Packing preference and documents required.
Need a five-leg base? See the HP-AB03 IV pole.
Specifications
| Model | HP-AB02 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Base | Four-leg base on castors |
| Hooks (as shown on product image) | 2 |
| Height adjustment | Adjustable |
| Mid-pole bracket (as shown on product image) | Fitted; purpose to be confirmed |
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
+How do you adjust IV pole height?
Loosen the locking knob or collar, slide the upper tube to the height you need and tighten it again before hanging bags. Adjust with bags removed or supported so the tube does not drop.
+4 leg or 5 leg IV pole: which is more stable?
A five-leg base spreads the load over more points and is harder to tip when hooks are loaded unevenly. A four-leg base is lighter and fits closer to beds and chairs. Our five-leg models are HP-AB03 to HP-AB06.
+Can patients walk with the HP-AB02?
Yes. The castor base lets patients move with an infusion running. Keep tubing clear of the castors and set the height so the bag stays above the infusion site.
+How is the HP-AB02 different from the HP-AB03?
The HP-AB02 has a four-leg base and two hooks. The HP-AB03 has a five-leg ("pentagonal") base per its model name, a square tube and four hooks on its product image.