Manual Hospital Bed for Everyday Patient Care
The JD-DSY-19 / 1 Crank Manual Hospital Bed is designed for care settings that need practical patient positioning without relying on powered bed adjustment. Its manual operating system offers a straightforward way to raise the backrest, while the cold-rolled steel frame provides the main supporting structure. ABS head and tail boards, aluminum alloy guardrails, and a mattress are included as standard accessories, bringing key bed components together in one configuration.
This bed can serve in hospital wards, care rooms, and other patient-care environments where a manually operated bed is suitable. The backrest adjustment can help a patient move from a flat resting position toward a more upright posture for activities such as eating, reading, or participating in rehabilitation. The crank-based approach is useful where staff want a direct mechanical control and do not want bed positioning to depend on an electrical supply. Care teams should follow their normal procedures when positioning patients and using the bed’s components.
The bed’s listed size is 2140×980×500mm (±20mm), and its stated loading capacity is 260kg. These specifications help purchasers assess the product against room layouts and care requirements before selection. The exact adjustment range and materials are provided in the product specifications below so procurement teams can review the configuration clearly.
Backrest Operation and Positioning
The JD-DSY-19 uses a single independent manual crank to control backrest lifting. The product description identifies backrest movement from 0° to 75°, supporting common bedside activities such as sitting up to eat or read and taking part in rehabilitation. The specification table lists the backrest adjustment as 0°-80°(±5). Refer to the listed product specifications when comparing the bed with the positioning needs of a particular care setting.
Because the adjustment is mechanical, the bed does not require electricity for the described backrest operation. This can simplify everyday use in locations where a manual bed is preferred or where staff want to avoid dependence on powered adjustment. The crank provides a clear, hands-on control for positioning, while the bed’s manual design avoids power-outage concerns related to electric bed movement. Staff can use the available backrest adjustment to support a patient’s posture as care activities change throughout the day.
The manual format also makes the operating method easy to understand: use the crank to adjust the backrest, and select a position appropriate to the patient and task. As with other patient-care equipment, safe operation depends on following facility procedures, checking that accessories are correctly positioned, and considering the patient’s needs before making an adjustment.
Frame, Guardrails, and Headboard Details
A cold-rolled steel frame forms the structure of this manual hospital bed. The bed board is described as an integrally stamped perforated steel panel, designed to support air circulation through the bed surface and help reduce bedsores. This construction detail can be valuable in routine care where airflow and the patient’s time in bed are relevant considerations. The bed includes a mattress as a standard accessory.
Folding aluminum alloy guardrails are supplied as standard. They are intended to help keep people and quilts from slipping off the bed and provide safety protection. The guardrails can also be used as walking support, as described for this product. Their folding design supports access around the bed when required, while allowing them to be raised for their protective role. Care staff should ensure the rails are used appropriately for the individual patient and the care environment.
The ABS head and tail boards have hollow handles and are described as impact-resistant, collision-resistant, and wear-resistant. Their surfaces are easy to wipe clean of medical stains, supporting routine cleaning in clinical and care environments. Reinforced blue plastic corner protectors help prevent damage caused by collisions with the bed frame. Together, these features offer practical benefits for everyday handling, cleaning, and use of the bed.

Folding Aluminum Alloy Guardrail

Cold-rolled steel frame

ABS Head and Tail board

Single Independent Manual Cranks
Specifications, Accessories, and Care Applications
Review the specifications and included accessories below when planning a purchase or setting up the bed for patient care. The standard configuration includes ABS head and tail boards, aluminum alloy guardrails, and a mattress. Optional items allow buyers to consider additional bedside or rehabilitation equipment according to the needs of their facility. Optional accessories are not listed as standard inclusions.
For ongoing use, routine care can include wiping the ABS boards clean of medical stains as needed and checking the bed and accessories as part of the facility’s normal equipment practices. Confirm that components are in place before use, and keep the surrounding area clear when moving around the bed or adjusting the backrest. These straightforward care habits help teams maintain a tidy bedside setup and keep the manual operating method accessible to staff.
Item | Parameter |
Bed Size | 2140×980×500mm (±20mm) |
Backrest Adjustment | 0°-80°(±5) |
Loading capacity | 260kg |
Material | Cold-rolled steel frame + ABS headboard |
Standard Accessories | 1. ABS Head and Tail board 2. Aluminum alloy guardrails 3. Mattress |
Optional Accessories | 1. Adjustable IV pole 2. Bedside cabinet 3. Dining Table 4. Hospital Visitor Chair; 5. Rehabilitation traction exercise frame; |
Optional accessories include an adjustable IV pole, bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. These items can be considered individually to create a bedside arrangement that fits the intended application. A dining table may support mealtime routines, while a bedside cabinet can provide a place for bedside essentials. The adjustable IV pole and rehabilitation traction exercise frame are available as options for facilities whose care plans call for them. Select accessories based on patient requirements and the procedures of the care setting.