Infusion Stand Double Hook On Castors (Product Code: SLE/HF/21) is a mobile, height-adjustable drip stand with a double hook at the top of a telescopic stainless steel rod, used to hang infusion bags or bottles beside a bed, couch or stretcher and to move them with the patient. Wards, emergency rooms, day-care units, clinics and nursing skills labs use it wherever IV therapy is given or taught. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a scientific lab equipment manufacturer whose hospital range covers stands, beds and trolleys.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Movable, height-adjustable infusion stand |
| Hooks | Double hook fixed at the top of the telescopic rod |
| Height, adjustable | 135–226 cm |
| Height setting | Solid manual lever at the upper end of the support column sets the telescopic part; a brake prevents exceeding the maximum height setting |
| Support column | Austenitic stainless steel 18/10, 3–3.2 cm (outside, across), 1–1.5 mm thickness; lower end deep and securely fixed into the base |
| Telescopic upper part | Austenitic stainless steel 18/10, 2.5 cm (outside, across), 1–1.5 mm thickness |
| Carriage base | Single molded polypropylene unit, diameter 58–60 cm |
| Castors | Heavy carriage on 5 swivel twin-wheel castors, 4–5 x 5 cm (w x diameter) |
| Castor parts | Frame/bracket and wheel bearing polypropylene or nylon; castor fixation into the base stainless steel |
| Carrying capacity | 10 kg |
| Environment | High resistance to corrosion (tropical environment) |
The nurse wheels the stand to the bedside, hangs one or two containers on the double hook and uses the lever to raise the rod until the bag sits at the height the infusion needs; gravity-fed drips generally run more steadily when the bag hangs well above the patient. When the patient walks to the washroom or is moved on a stretcher, the stand rolls along on its five-castor base, and the deep column fixing keeps the rod upright as it goes.
Nursing colleges planning a new lab setup in India for IV-therapy practice place stands like this beside their demonstration beds so students can rehearse priming, hanging and height adjustment. Keep the total load within 10 kg, lower the rod before moving the stand through doorways, and wipe the stainless steel column and polypropylene base with a disinfectant after each patient.
The stand is offered under the ScienceLab brand by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, an Ambala, Haryana company whose furniture for wards and clinics sits alongside its science education equipment. Our company profile gives the background.
Beds and trolleys an infusion stand is normally used with:
All ward furniture is listed in Hospital Furniture.
What height range does it cover?
135–226 cm, set with the manual lever at the top of the support column. A brake prevents the rod from being pulled beyond its maximum setting.
How many containers can it hold?
The double hook takes two containers side by side, provided the total weight stays within the 10 kg carrying capacity.
Is it stable when moved?
The support column is set deep into a 58–60 cm molded polypropylene base with five twin-wheel castors, which spreads the load and resists tipping during normal use. Lower the rod before moving it over thresholds.
Will the column corrode?
Both the support column and telescopic rod are austenitic stainless steel 18/10, chosen for high corrosion resistance in tropical conditions.
How should it be cleaned?
Wipe the rod, hooks and base with a hospital disinfectant, and remove threads or hair from the castor wheels periodically.
What warranty applies?
Warranty terms are included in the quotation. Please ask through the contact page if you need them earlier.
Can you supply stands for a whole hospital?
Yes. Send the quantity and delivery location; we supply institutions in India and international markets.
Use the enquiry cart to list the stands alongside the beds you are ordering, or contact our sales team through the contact page for a quotation.
Last updated: 24 September 2026