Manual Three-Function Orthopedic Traction & Rehabilitation Bed (Three-Crank Operation)

Overview

Core Three Functions (Crank/Rocker-Operated)

1. Back Inclination Adjustment (70±5°)
   Crank-operated to elevate the upper body, allowing patients to sit upright for meals, therapy exercises (e.g., arm strength training), or wound checks. Critical for post-spinal, shoulder, or upper-body orthopedic procedures, as it reduces pressure on injured areas while maintaining comfort.
2. Leg Inclination Adjustment (30±5°)
   Adjusts the leg section to tilt or elevate limbs, supporting proper alignment of fractured bones (e.g., femur, ankle) or post-joint replacement (hip/knee) recovery. This function promotes lower limb blood circulation, reduces swelling, and prevents muscle stiffness from prolonged immobility.
3. Stable Load-Bearing (≥150kg)
   While not a “position function,” the bed’s robust build supports heavy loads—accommodating patients with orthopedic braces, casts, or traction equipment without compromising stability. This is essential for safe traction therapy (e.g., lower limb traction for fractures).

Key Design & Safety Features

1. Durable Orthopedic-Grade Construction

• Bed Surface & Panel: 1.0mm thick high-quality steel plate (sturdy for traction setup) + one-time stamped stainless steel bed panel (smooth, corrosion-resistant, and easy to sanitize—critical for clinical hygiene).
• Bed Frame: Welded with 60×80×1.0mm formed square tubes (structural rigidity for heavy loads) + movable/detachable upper frame (φ38×1.2mm stainless steel round tubes + 38×25×1.2mm stainless steel square tubes). The detachable upper frame simplifies traction equipment installation and bed linen changes.
• Head & Foot Boards: Composite of ABS, stainless steel, and fireproof board—flame-retardant, impact-resistant, and quick to disassemble (via symmetrical automatic lock sockets) for emergency access or patient transfers.

2. Safety-Centric Details

• Hidden Cranks with Protection: Three sets of hidden rockers (avoids protruding parts that could injure patients/caregivers) with one-time cold-extruded screws and a two-way in-place idling protection device. This prevents part damage from over-adjustment or operational errors (e.g., cranking beyond maximum angle).
• 6-Speed Foldable Aluminum Guardrails: Adjustable to 6 height levels, providing customized fall protection during bed transfers or therapy. Fold flat for unobstructed access to patients (e.g., for casting or traction adjustments).
• Anti-Collision Guide Wheels & Double-Hook Locks: Installed on bed sides to prevent collisions with medical equipment (e.g., traction stands) and ensure secure locking during adjustments—reducing risk for patients with limited mobility.
• Independent Brake Casters: Medical ABS silent casters with individual brakes—enable smooth bed repositioning (e.g., moving to therapy areas) while keeping the bed stable during traction or care tasks. Silent operation avoids disrupting patient rest.

3. Rehabilitation & Clinical Utility

• Fitness ABS Handles (2 Pcs): Mounted on the upper frame, giving patients a stable grip to practice self-assisted movements (e.g., shifting position, sitting up)—supports upper-body strength training during rehabilitation.
• Drainage Bag Hooks (2 Pcs): Located at the bed frame bottom (left/right) to secure medical drainage bags, keeping lines organized and preventing tangling (critical for post-surgery fluid management).
• IV Rack Sockets (2 Pcs): Built into the head and foot of the bed, accommodating IV poles for patients requiring continuous medication or fluid therapy during recovery.
• Transparent Bedside Card Holder: Attached to the footboard, storing patient ID, diagnosis, or care plans for quick caregiver reference—ensuring personalized orthopedic care.

Key Specifications

Ideal Use Scenarios

• Orthopedic Wards: Supports post-fracture traction (e.g., lower limb fractures), joint replacement recovery (hip/knee), and spinal surgery care—with precise positioning to align injured limbs.
• Rehabilitation Centers: Aids mobility training for patients regaining strength, using handles and adjustable angles to practice gradual movement (e.g., sitting up, shifting weight).
• Clinics: Suitable for outpatient orthopedic care (cast changes, traction adjustments) with easy-to-clean, durable components that meet clinical standards.