Carbon Steel Powder Coated ICU Transport Stretcher Trolley 180kg
Purpose-built ICU transport stretcher trolley combining cost-effective carbon steel construction with premium intensive care features. Model JYK-B330IC features a gas spring backrest system, ventilation-perforated platform for thermal management, and central lock castors for stability during critical care transport.
Product Overview
- ICU-focused transport stretcher with gas spring backrest
- Model number: JYK-B330IC
- Dimensions: 2050*720*500/820mm
- Maximum loading capacity: 180kg
Construction Materials
- Frame: Carbon steel with anti-bacterial powder coating
- Bed platform: Perforated steel sheet with 8mm hole pattern
- Gas spring: Nitrogen-filled with infinite position locking
- Castor housings: Reinforced nylon with stainless bearings
Key Features
- Gas spring backrest provides smooth infinite position adjustment
- Ventilation-perforated platform promotes airflow and patient cooling
- Perforations enable fluid drainage during emergency procedures
- Anti-bacterial powder coating inhibits surface pathogen growth
- Central lock brake system with color-coded engagement indicator
- Hydraulic height adjustment operated by side foot pedal
- Equipment mounting rail for monitor and infusion pump attachment
- Cable management channel routes lines without entanglement
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Backrest Range | 0-75° gas spring infinite lock |
| Height Range | 500-820mm hydraulic pedal |
| Platform Perforation | 8mm pattern, 40% open area |
| Frame Coating | Anti-bacterial powder, epoxy base |
| Castor System | 4pcs 200mm central lock |
| Side Rails | 1 pair collapsible with cable hooks |
| Equipment Rail | Side-mounted stainless steel |
| IV Pole Mounts | 4-corner receptacles |
Applications
Optimized for intensive care unit patient transport where stability, equipment mounting, and thermal management are critical. The perforated platform and equipment rail system support the complex monitoring and life support apparatus typical of ICU patient transfers.