Hospital Bed

Specialized Traction Bed for Orthopedic Recovery and Lower-Limb Care

Patients recovering from fractures, orthopedic procedures or lower-limb injuries may require more specialized positioning than a conventional hospital bed can provide. This manual orthopedic traction bed combines a full stainless steel traction structure with independently adjustable left and right leg sections, allowing the bed to support a wider range of orthopedic positioning requirements.

The design is mechanically operated and includes adjustable backrest positioning, separate lower-limb elevation and overall bed height adjustment. Together with its central braking system, foldable aluminum alloy side rails and dedicated traction frame, the bed provides a practical platform for orthopedic wards, rehabilitation facilities and postoperative care environments.

Separate Left and Right Leg Sections for Targeted Positioning

Each Lower Limb Can Be Adjusted Independently

The divided lower section is one of the most important differences between this model and a conventional manual Hospital Bed. Instead of requiring both legs to follow the same movement, the left and right sections can be elevated separately.

This gives caregivers greater flexibility when the affected limb requires a different position from the unaffected side, making the bed particularly relevant to orthopedic and lower-limb recovery applications.

Two Independent Manual Crank Mechanisms

Separate crank mechanisms control the left and right leg platforms. Each side provides approximately 0–40° of elevation and can be operated without changing the position of the opposite section.

More Flexible Than a Conventional Synchronized Leg Platform

On many general-purpose manual beds, the lower mattress platform moves as one complete section. The divided design of this orthopedic model provides a more specialized solution where individual lower-limb positioning is required.

Full Stainless Steel Traction Structure

Four-Post Orthopedic Traction Frame

A full stainless steel traction structure surrounds the bed. Four vertical posts and upper connecting rails create a rigid framework above and around the mattress platform for compatible orthopedic traction components.

Adjustable Mounting Points

The traction structure incorporates adjustable clamps and accessory connection positions. These can be repositioned along the stainless steel rails according to the traction configuration required by the healthcare facility.

Stainless Steel for Durability and Routine Cleaning

The traction frame is manufactured from stainless steel to provide good corrosion resistance and durability during repeated institutional use. The exposed metal surfaces are also practical for routine cleaning in professional healthcare environments.

Manual Positioning without Dependence on Electric Power

0–70° Backrest Adjustment

The back section can be manually raised from approximately 0° to 70°. This allows the patient's upper body to be repositioned for resting, meals, communication and routine nursing while remaining on the orthopedic bed.

0–40° Independent Leg Elevation

Each lower-limb section provides an adjustment range of approximately 0–40°. Because the two sections operate independently, caregivers can select different positions for the left and right sides according to individual care requirements.

530–730 mm Height Adjustment

The complete mattress platform can be adjusted between approximately 530 mm and 730 mm. This allows caregivers to select a more appropriate working height for different bedside activities.

Straightforward Mechanical Operation

The primary positioning functions use manual mechanical systems rather than electric actuators. This makes the bed independent of electrical outlets, batteries and electronic controls for routine adjustment.

For facilities where straightforward maintenance and mechanical reliability are purchasing priorities, manual operation can provide a practical alternative to a more complex electrically powered orthopedic bed.

Designed for Postoperative and Rehabilitation Care

Orthopedic Recovery Departments

The combination of traction support and independent leg positioning makes this model suitable for departments caring for patients during orthopedic recovery periods.

Fracture and Trauma Care

Where lower-limb positioning requirements differ between the affected and unaffected sides, the independently adjustable leg platforms provide additional flexibility compared with a conventional synchronized bed section.

Rehabilitation Facilities

The adjustable backrest, individual leg sections and bed height allow the bed configuration to be changed as positioning requirements evolve during rehabilitation and extended recovery.

Hospital-Grade Supporting Components

Epoxy-Coated Steel Main Frame

The primary bed structure uses epoxy-coated steel to provide a durable supporting framework for repeated manual adjustment and institutional use.

Foldable Aluminum Alloy Side Rails

Aluminum alloy side rails provide protection along both sides of the mattress platform. The rails can be folded down when caregivers require closer access during bedside care.

PP Head and Foot Boards

PP head and foot boards provide a practical medical configuration with surfaces suited to routine cleaning and everyday hospital use.

Medical Casters with Central Brake

Four medical casters allow the bed to be repositioned when required. The central braking system provides coordinated locking after the bed has reached its intended location.

What Makes This Bed Different from a Standard Three-Function Bed?

Specialized Lower-Limb Platform

The main difference is not simply the number of adjustment functions. A conventional three-function bed generally uses a unified lower section, whereas this model separates the left and right leg platforms and provides individual crank control.

Dedicated Orthopedic Traction System

The integrated stainless steel traction structure further changes the purpose of the bed. Instead of serving only as a general patient support platform, it provides a dedicated framework for compatible orthopedic traction configurations.

Designed Around Orthopedic Care Requirements

These features make the product more appropriate for specialized orthopedic, trauma and recovery applications than a standard manual ward bed.

Key Technical Specifications

Overall Dimensions

2235 × 960 mm.

Mattress Platform

1910 × 830 mm.

Bed Height

Approximately 530–730 mm.

Backrest Adjustment

Approximately 0–70°.

Left Leg Adjustment

Approximately 0–40° with independent manual control.

Right Leg Adjustment

Approximately 0–40° with independent manual control.

Traction Frame

Full stainless steel orthopedic traction structure with adjustable mounting positions.

Main Bed Frame

Epoxy-coated steel construction.

Side Rails

Foldable aluminum alloy side rails.

Head and Foot Boards

PP construction.

Mobility

Four medical casters with central braking system.

Net Weight

Approximately 152 kg.

Load Capacity

Up to 250 kg.

A Purpose-Built Bed for Orthopedic Patient Recovery

This model is designed for buyers who need more than the conventional positioning functions of a general ward bed. The combination of independently controlled left and right leg sections, adjustable backrest, height adjustment and a full stainless steel traction frame gives the bed a clear orthopedic specialization.

For hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, medical equipment distributors and orthopedic care projects, different traction accessories and product configurations can be discussed according to the intended application and procurement requirements.

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