HP-AB05 5-Leg IV Stand with Bottle Holders and Two-Tier Hooks
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- Five-leg stainless steel square-tube stand with hooks at the top and a second tier lower on the pole, as shown on the product image.
- Ring-type bottle holders and a cage holder support rigid or glass infusion bottles.
- Built for multi-container infusion, unlike the single-tier HP-AB03.
The HP-AB05 5 leg IV stand with bottle holder is a stainless steel square-tube infusion stand on a five-leg castor base. The product image shows hooks at the top, a second tier of hooks lower on the pole, three ring-type holders and a cage-type bottle holder. It is built for wards that run several containers at once or still use glass bottles.
Key Features
- Stainless steel square tube, named in the model.
- Two tiers of hooks for bags at different heights.
- Ring-type and cage-type bottle holders for rigid containers.
- Five-leg base on castors.
Applications
- Wards and emergency rooms running multiple infusions per patient.
- Markets where glass or rigid plastic infusion bottles are common.
- Dialysis and oncology day units with several containers per chair.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Number of hooks and bottle holders required.
- Height range your wards need.
- Packing preference and documents required.
For a simpler single-tier pole, see the HP-AB03 IV pole.
Specifications
| Model | HP-AB05 |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Tube profile | Square tube |
| Base | Five-leg base on castors |
| Hooks (as shown on product image) | Top hooks plus a second tier lower on the pole |
| Bottle holders (as shown on product image) | Three ring-type holders and one cage-type holder |
| Height adjustment | Adjustable |
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 many IV bags can an IV pole hold?
It depends on the number of hooks and their rated load. The HP-AB05 image shows hooks at the top, a second tier lower on the pole and ring-type bottle holders, so it holds more containers than a single-tier pole. Load ratings are on the specification sheet.
+What are the rings on the pole for?
Ring-type holders support glass or rigid infusion bottles that cannot hang from a hook. The bottle sits in the ring, usually inverted, with the giving set attached below.
+When do you need two tiers of hooks?
Two tiers help when several infusions run at once, or when containers of different sizes must hang at different heights, such as a main line and a secondary line.
+How is the HP-AB05 different from the HP-AB03?
Both are five-leg square-tube stands. The HP-AB03 is the standard model with four top hooks; the HP-AB05 adds a lower hook tier and bottle holders.