Single Crank Hospital Bed (Brand New)

What Is a Single Crank Hospital Bed?

A Single Crank Hospital Bed is a specially designed bed made for patient care, both in medical facilities and at home. It features a manual crank system that allows caregivers to adjust the height of the head section of the bed. This simple yet essential function can drastically improve a patient’s comfort, especially if they need to sit up to eat, talk, or rest.

Unlike more expensive beds that come with electric motors, the single crank bed keeps things mechanical, affordable, and reliable. It’s a no-fuss, practical solution for those who need a hospital-grade bed without all the complex technology.

Who Is This Bed For?

This bed is ideal for:

Home caregivers looking after elderly parents or relatives

Patients recovering from surgery who need back elevation

Hospitals and clinics in need of extra or emergency beds

Nursing homes or long-term care facilities

Budget-conscious buyers who need quality equipment at a reasonable price

Key Features and Benefits

1. Manual Single Crank Mechanism

2. Strong Steel Frame

3. Adjustable Backrest

4. Premium Mattress Compatibility

5. Side Rails (Optional)

6. Wheeled Legs with Brakes

7. Smooth Finish and Easy-to-Clean Surface

Where Single Crank Hospital Bed is Used

The beauty of the Single Crank Hospital Bed lies in its versatility. Here are some examples of where and how this bed is used:

1. At-Home Patient Care

2. Hospitals and Clinics

3. Nursing Homes

4. Disaster Relief and Emergency Care

Single Crank Hospital Bed Maintenance and Cleaning

Keeping the Single Crank Hospital Bed in good condition is simple and only takes a few minutes of routine care.

Cleaning Tips

Wipe down the frame and crank handle daily with a disinfectant.
Clean the wheels and brakes weekly to prevent dust buildup.
Wash side rails and mattresses (if applicable) as per material instructions.

Maintenance Tips

Lubricate the crank system every few months to ensure smooth operation.
Check for any loose bolts or wheel issues periodically.
By following these basic steps, the bed can last for many years and remain as reliable as the day you bought it.