Hospital Profiling Bed

The Harvest Woburn bed has been one of our best selling beds for nursing and care facilities since it release over a year ago. The bed has also proven a firm favorite for individuals who are caring at home and community situations due to its sleek design, reliability, easy to use functions and of course it’s very reasonable price.

The bed boasts a sturdy steel frame with an epoxy finish and beechwood wooden headboard, this also incorporates side rails that can be raised and lowered enabling care to be carried out or allow easy transfer to and from the bed.

The head section and foot section are able to be raised and lowered independently according to patient comfort and the whole bed and be raised and lowered, the benefit of this means that the bed can be moved into a position for the best care possible.

· 4 section profile bed

· Safe Working Load (SWL) 205kg – 32.8 Stones

· Variable Height (365mm – 790mm)

· Steel Frame epoxy Finish

· Lockable handset

· Electric backrest and thigh rest with mechanical lower leg support

· Arrives incorporated onto its own independent transport system

· Emergency battery backup as standard

· CE marked

· Integral wooden side rails

· Quick assembly

· Beech head and footboards

· No mains supply onto bed SLV (safe low voltage)

· Bed extendable 200mm

· Supplied with comprehensive manual with service schedule and parts list/diagrams

· Parts list, trouble shooting guide and technical help contact details on the chassis

· Optional lifting pole

· Optional trendelenburg/antitrendelenburg handset

For more information on this bed, choosing the right profiling bed or to find out what deal we can offer you today please contact 01704 553 773

Mobility and Care Equipment Showcase at Naidex

It’s almost that time again when we look forward to viewing new products and innovation in the world of mobility and nursing at this year’s Naidex show.

The show itself is hosted at Birmingham’s NEC conference centre and showcases everything

from the very latest rehabilitation equipment and moving and handling products to seminars on improving levels of care.

The show always gathers a buzz from healthcare professionals and suppliers such as

ourselves and I personally am looking forward to viewing the new product awards and showcase as it gives us a chance to see what sort of technologies will be available in the future for Nursing homes and care centres.

One product I’m particularly excited about seeing is the terrainhopper, this r

ange of mobility scooter allows less abled children and adults to

experience the great outdoors on an all terrain 4x4 mobility scooter. The controls are water resistant and there are a number of options for the vechale including 4 wheel drive, Sensitivity adjustment on the controls and much more.

Hospec Neutral Cleaning

Hospec Washing up Liquid,

A raised awareness about infection control and just good old fashioned cleanliness has meant that specialist Janitorial products are more popular than ever.

Hospec is generally used as a foamless washing up liquid to sterilising tools and dental instruments although it can be used to replace a number of janitorial products in the home.

The neutral PH of the liquid insures that it doesn’t damage or tarnish stainless steel and works byu removing the dead bacteria from any surface.

This product is suitable for:

Damp mopping, spot mopping and flat mopping of floors including pharmacy and

other clean rooms, ambulance interiors and dental surgeries.

General cleaning and damp dusting of surfaces and hospital furniture, e.g. bedside

cabinets and the like.

• Cleaning with microfibre cloths.
• Cleaning of ward pantry equipment.
• Cleaning of dental instrument boxes and equipment.
• Manual cleaning of reusable dental instruments.
• Hand dishwashing.

HOW TO USE:

For hand dishwashing, dilute 5ml per 10 litres of warm water.

For all other cleaning requirements, e.g. instrument cleaning, mopping, damp dusting, etc.

dilute 10ml per 10 litres of warm water.

NOT suitable for use on clothing or fabrics. Protective gloves should be worn.