Hospital Bed Screen On Castors (Product Code: SLE/HF/02) is a mobile, three-section privacy screen fitted with non-transparent plastic curtains and mounted on swivel castors, so ward staff can wheel it to any bed and shield the patient during examination, dressing changes or personal care. It is basic equipment for general care inpatient wards in hospitals and health centres, and hospital and nursing-college buyers handling laboratory equipment tenders in India often list it alongside beds and bedside cabinets. It is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab) in Ambala, India.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Configuration | 3 sections with curtains |
| Panel size | 3 panels of approx. 600 × 2100 mm (w × h) each |
| Mobility | Swivel castors, approx. 50 mm diameter, positioned in a broad stance for good stability |
| Frame | Epoxy or enamel coated, or chrome plated, tubular steel |
| Curtains | Plastic, non-transparent, washable and flame retardant |
| Material resistance | Resistant to corrosion (tropical environment) and to decontamination with chlorine solution |
| Construction | Knockdown |
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On an open ward, nurses roll the screen to the bedside and arrange its three panels around the patient to create a private space for physical examination, catheter or wound care, bathing and bedpan use. Because the curtains are opaque and the panels stand about as tall as a doorway, the patient is shielded from the rest of the ward without the need for fixed ceiling tracks, which makes the screen useful in older buildings, temporary wards and outreach clinics. Nursing schools also use it to teach dignity-in-care routines in their practice wards.
The knockdown frame ships flat and is assembled on site using the diagrams provided. Wipe the curtains and frame with a chlorine solution between patients, and check the castors periodically so the screen stays stable when it is moved or nudged.
The screen is built by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, and supplies hospital furniture and laboratory equipment to institutions. More details are on our company profile.
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How large is the screen?
It has 3 panels, each approximately 600 mm wide and 2100 mm high.
Are the curtains included?
Yes, 1 set of non-transparent plastic curtains is supplied with the screen. Replacement curtain sets can be discussed when you enquire.
Does it arrive assembled?
No. It is of knockdown construction and comes with clear instructions and diagrams for assembly, plus a list of accessories, parts and the specific tools for assembly.
Can the curtains be cleaned with disinfectant?
Yes. The curtains are washable, and the materials are specified to resist decontamination with chlorine solution as well as corrosion in tropical conditions.
Which frame finish will I receive?
The frame is tubular steel that is epoxy coated, enamel coated or chrome plated. If you need one particular finish, state it in your enquiry so it appears on the quotation.
Do you supply larger quantities for new wards?
Yes. We supply hospitals and institutions in India and international markets; share the number of beds and delivery location through our contact page.
For a quotation on the Hospital Bed Screen On Castors, please use our contact page or add the item to the enquiry cart with the rest of your ward furniture.
Last updated: 24 September 2026