JD-DSY-10 / 2 Crank Manual Hospital Bed

The JD-DSY-10 is a two-crank manual hospital bed designed to support patient positioning and everyday bedside care. Its two hand cranks operate the backrest and leg-rest adjustments, giving caregivers a practical way to change the bed position as care needs change. The bed is suitable for care settings where adjustable positioning, accessible bedside equipment, and a manually operated adjustment system are useful parts of patient support.

The two adjustment functions can help adapt the lying surface for activities such as resting, feeding, infusion, and rehabilitation. Staff can select a suitable backrest or leg-rest position using the relevant crank, while the patient can be supported in a flat-lying or more elevated posture as appropriate. The specified adjustment ranges are provided in the technical table below; actual positioning should always be selected according to the patient’s care requirements.

For purchasers comparing manual hospital beds, the JD-DSY-10 combines a cold-rolled steel frame with ABS head and tail boards, foldable guardrails, and lockable swivel casters. The listed standard accessories include a mattress and adjustable IV pole, making the bed a defined equipment package for clinical or care-facility procurement. Optional bedside furniture and rehabilitation equipment can also be considered to suit the intended room and care workflow.

Manual Position Adjustment and Care Benefits

The back lift and down function switches between a flat-lying and semi-reclining position. Raising or lowering the back section can support changes in posture for routine care and is described as helping promote local blood circulation and reduce the risk of pressure ulcers. The bed’s backrest adjustment range is 0°-80°(±5), allowing caregivers to choose a position within the specified range rather than relying on a single fixed posture.

The leg lift and down function adjusts the leg section independently through its manual crank. This positioning function is described as helping protect joints, promote circulation, and prevent edema and blood clots. The stated leg-rest adjustment range is 0°-35°(±5). Caregivers can use the adjustment to support suitable positioning during rest or care, while following the patient’s individual care plan and facility procedures.

Because the back and leg sections are controlled by two manual cranks, caregivers can make adjustments directly at the bed without using an powered adjustment control. The cranks are intended for changing the corresponding bed sections; they do not replace professional assessment of a patient’s positioning needs. This manual approach may be useful in hospital wards, nursing environments, and other care applications where a two-function adjustable bed is required.

Specifications and Supplied Accessories

Review the listed dimensions, adjustment ranges, load capacity, frame material, and accessory configuration when checking the JD-DSY-10 for a facility or project. These specifications identify the supplied bed configuration and help buyers assess its fit for the intended patient-care application.

The standard package lists ABS head and tail boards, foldable aluminium alloy guardrails, 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes, a mattress, and an adjustable IV pole. Optional items listed for separate selection include a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. Confirm the required accessory configuration when preparing a purchase so it matches the intended bedside setup.

Structural Features and Day-to-Day Use

The following features describe how the bed’s adjustment components, boards, guardrails, bed platform, casters, and IV stand contribute to practical use. Together, they provide caregivers with positioning options and access to commonly used bedside equipment. For ongoing facility use, follow the applicable cleaning and care procedures, and routinely check moving and locking components according to site practice.

Double Crank Adjustable Mechanism

Two manual hand cranks independently control back lifting and leg bending, allowing multiple lying angles for feeding, infusion, and rehabilitation. The separate controls let caregivers adjust the back and leg sections to suit the required care activity and patient position.

ABS Head and Tail Board

The four-corner design is soft and provides cushioning and shock absorption. An integrated card slot provides a place to store patient information, supporting identification and information access during routine bedside care.

Foldable Safety Guardrails

Retractable stainless steel guardrails with a quick-release lock help prevent elderly patients and other patients from falling off the bed. The rails can be lifted or lowered to support caregiver access when needed. Use and positioning should follow the care setting’s procedures.

Perforated Ventilated Cold-Rolled Steel Frame Bed

Integrally welded wide bed panels have long oval hollow holes. The wider panels are described as stronger in load bearing and more air permeable than ordinary narrow slat beds. Their ventilation design is intended to help reduce bedsore risks for long-term bedridden users.

Lockable Silent Medical Casters

Four universal rolling wheels have independent foot brakes. Wear-resistant rubber tires lower moving noise on wood and tile floors. The casters support repositioning of the bed, while the brakes provide a way to secure the wheels when the bed is stationary.

Retractable IV Infusion Stand

The telescopic stainless steel IV pole has four hooks and adjustable height for infusion treatment. It is firmly mounted on the bed head, keeping infusion support available at the bedside when required.

To support safe daily operation, caregivers should use the hand cranks for their intended adjustments and check that the bed is appropriately positioned before patient care. When moving the bed, attend to the casters and use their brakes once the bed is in the required location. Guardrails, accessories, and patient information should be managed in line with the needs of the patient and the facility’s normal care procedures.