HP-AB03 Stainless Steel IV Pole with 5-Leg Mobile Base
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Our standard mobile IV pole: stainless steel square tube on a five-leg castor base ("pentagonal" in the model).
- The product image shows four hooks and a height-lock knob; the height range is on the specification sheet.
- The range also covers a fixed stand (AB01), a four-leg pole (AB02) and poles with basket (AB04), bottle holders (AB05) or tray (AB06).
An IV pole, also called an IV stand, infusion stand or drip stand, holds infusion bags and bottles at a set height above the patient. The HP-AB03 is the standard five-leg mobile model in our range: a stainless steel square-tube pole on a five-leg castor base, with four hooks and a height-lock knob shown on the product image. "Pentagonal" in the model name refers to the five-leg base.
Key Features
- Stainless steel square tube, named in the model.
- Five-leg base on castors for stable movement.
- Four hooks at the top, as shown on the image.
- Height-adjustable upper tube with a locking knob.
Applications
- General wards, emergency rooms and recovery areas.
- Patients who walk with an infusion running.
- Other set-ups in the range: fixed-base HP-AB01, four-leg HP-AB02, basket HP-AB04, bottle-holder HP-AB05 and tray HP-AB06.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Height range and number of hooks your wards need.
- Whether a pump clamp, basket or tray is required.
- Packing preference and documents required.
Pair poles with ward beds such as the HP-S03 5 function electric hospital bed.
Specifications
| Model | HP-AB03 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Tube profile | Square tube |
| Base | Five-leg base on castors |
| Hooks (as shown on product image) | 4 |
| Height adjustment | Adjustable (locking knob) |
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
+What is the standard IV pole height?
IV poles are height-adjustable rather than built to one standard height. The pole should raise the bag well above the infusion site for gravity flow and lower far enough for staff to hang bags easily. The HP-AB03 height range is on the specification sheet.
+IV pole vs IV stand: is there a difference?
No. IV pole, IV stand, infusion stand and drip stand describe the same equipment. Some buyers use "stand" for fixed-base models and "pole" for mobile ones.
+What is the HS code for an infusion stand?
The code depends on how the destination customs authority classifies the product. We state the HS code used on our export documents in the quotation; confirm it with your customs broker before import.
+Why choose a five-leg IV pole?
Five legs spread the load and resist tipping when bags hang on one side or the pole is pushed over thresholds. That makes a five-leg base the usual choice for mobile use on wards.