HP-T10 Integrated Obstetric Manual Delivery Bed
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- HP-T10 is the integrated delivery bed in our non-electric obstetric range.
- The product photo shows handwheel adjustment on a solid base, so no mains power is needed.
- A practical fit for rural hospitals, health centers and maternal-health programs.
The HP-T10 is an integrated obstetric delivery bed adjusted by hand. The product photo shows handwheels on the base, so the bed can be adjusted during power cuts. That makes an obstetric manual delivery bed a practical choice for clinics with unstable electricity or limited service support. Integrated is the model's design designation; its movement ranges are on the data sheet.
Key Features
- Manual handwheel adjustment, as pictured; no mains connection needed.
- Integrated design designation, per the model name.
- Leg supports and drainage basin, as pictured.
- Solid base, as pictured, compared with the tubular castor frame of HP-T11.
Applications
Rural and district hospitals, primary health centers, NGO and government maternal-health programs, and hospitals that keep a backup delivery bed for outages.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Required positions and adjustment ranges.
- Accessories: leg supports, drainage basin, mattress, hand grips.
- Whether you need castors.
- Tender or program specification sheet, if any.
Specifications
| Model | HP-T10 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Delivery bed |
| Design variant | Integrated |
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 any tender or registration requirements. We then confirm which documents, operation manual and packing list are available for this model before you place the order.
Frequently asked questions
+Manual vs electric delivery bed: which suits a clinic with unstable power?
A manual bed such as HP-T10 keeps working without electricity and has no motors to service, which suits clinics with frequent outages. Electric beds save staff effort in high-volume units with reliable power.
+How much does a manual delivery bed cost?
Manual beds are generally priced below electric models. The HP-T10 quotation depends on accessories, quantity and destination; send these details for a firm price.
+How is HP-T10 different from HP-T11?
Both are non-electric. HP-T10 is the integrated model, pictured on a solid base with handwheels. HP-T11 is the ordinary model, pictured on a tubular frame with castors. Compare the two data sheets for positions and size.
+Is HP-T10 suitable for donor-funded maternal-health programs?
Yes, manual delivery beds are common in these programs because they need no power. Send the program specification and we will check it line by line against the HP-T10 data sheet.