Single-Crank Manual Hospital Bed
Single-crank backrest adjustment for basic, fixed-height general ward configurations.
General wards · Clinics
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CareFurnex supplies manual hospital beds for general wards, patient rooms, clinics, and cost-effective healthcare projects, with practical adjustment and customization options.

OEM & ODM
Custom sizing, finishes, and branding for your market
Project-Friendly MOQ
Mixed-model orders for distributor stock and projects
Export-Ready Packaging
Protective sea-freight packing for international shipping
24h Quote Response
Fast quotations once requirements are confirmed
Product Types
Common configurations available for B2B orders. Final specifications depend on project requirements.
Single-crank backrest adjustment for basic, fixed-height general ward configurations.
General wards · Clinics
Request Available ModelsManual backrest and legrest adjustment for standard wards without electrical power.
Hospital wards · Patient rooms
Request Available ModelsManual backrest, legrest and caregiver working-height adjustment for flexible ward care.
Hospital wards · Rehabilitation
Request Available ModelsFixed-height basic ward configuration for large-volume project and distributor orders.
General wards · Healthcare projects
Request Available ModelsCrank Configuration
Both configurations operate without electricity. The main difference is whether bed height adjustment is required in addition to backrest and legrest positioning.
| Function | 2-Crank Manual Bed | 3-Crank Manual Bed |
|---|---|---|
| Backrest adjustment | 0–80° hand crank | 0–80° hand crank |
| Legrest adjustment | 0–40° hand crank | 0–40° hand crank |
| Height adjustment | Fixed at approximately 500 mm | Approximately 500–800 mm |
| Electricity required | No | No |
| Crank position | Foldable cranks at foot end | Foldable cranks at foot end |
| Reference SWL | 200 kg | 200 kg |
| Typical use | General wards and budget-sensitive projects | Wards requiring caregiver working-height adjustment |
Reference Specifications
| Reference Configuration | Details |
|---|---|
| Configurations | 2-crank and 3-crank |
| Overall dimensions | 2150 × 950 × 500 mm for 2-crank; up to 500–800 mm for 3-crank |
| Mattress platform | 1950 × 850 mm, 4-segment |
| Backrest | 0–80° hand crank |
| Legrest | 0–40° hand crank |
| Height | Fixed reference height for 2-crank; adjustable 500–800 mm for 3-crank |
| Safe working load | 200 kg |
| Frame | Cold-rolled steel, reference tube size 50 × 30 mm with 1.8 mm wall |
| Surface finish | Epoxy powder coating |
| Head and foot boards | Detachable ABS or stainless-steel options |
| Side rails | Removable steel side rails with locking mechanism |
| Castors | Ø100 mm castors with individual brakes |
| Crank mechanism | Galvanized screw rod with foldable ABS handle |
| Electrical power | Not required |
| Accessory options | IV pole and urine bag hook |
Reference configuration data is provided for model comparison. Final dimensions, components, packing details and available options are confirmed against the selected model before quotation.
Mechanical Operation
Manual crank operation remains available during unstable electricity supply and power outages.
Foot-end handles can fold inward to reduce obstruction during transport and daily ward use.
Screw rods, handles, castors and side-rail components can be included in project spare-parts planning.
CareFurnex can confirm recommended spare parts according to order quantity and expected service conditions.
Export Packing
| Reference Configuration | Details |
|---|---|
| Packing method | Knock-down packing in reinforced export carton |
| Reference packed weight | Approximately 28 kg per set |
| Reference 20GP loading | Approximately 40 sets |
| Reference 40HQ loading | Approximately 90 sets |
| Final loading plan | Confirmed from approved packing list and accessory quantity |
Reference configuration data is provided for model comparison. Final dimensions, components, packing details and available options are confirmed against the selected model before quotation.
Key Features
Each feature is selected based on real ward workflow, patient comfort, and B2B project supply requirements.
Single-, two-, or three-crank manual options support cost-effective bed procurement for general wards and clinic projects.
Crank-operated backrest, legrest, and height adjustments support daily ward use without electrical components.
Mechanical adjustment design keeps daily maintenance and after-sales support straightforward for ward operators.
Reinforced powder-coated steel frame is designed for daily inpatient use across general wards and clinics.
Foldable side rails and lockable caster options support practical bedside positioning and patient safety.
Standard mattresses, IV poles, drainage hooks, and dining boards can be matched by selected configuration.
Crank type, side rails, headboard finish, accessories, color, and packaging are configured for large-volume ward and distributor orders.
Customization
Adjust this product to fit your market, facility, and project specifications.
Quality & Export
Practical B2B support from order confirmation to shipment.
Applications
Typical healthcare environments where these products are used.
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