JD-YLC3-08 Three-Crank Manual Hospital Bed
The JD-YLC3-08 is a three-crank manual hospital bed designed to support patient care in hospitals, clinics, and home-care environments. Its mechanical adjustment system lets a caregiver change the bed position manually, without relying on an electrical power supply. This can be useful in care settings where straightforward operation and flexible patient positioning are important. The bed combines an adjustable backrest, leg rest, and overall bed height with a cold-rolled steel frame and ABS head and tail boards.
The specifications below provide the key reference information for planning placement, care routines, and equipment selection. The bed measures 2140×980×460-660mm (±20mm), has a stated loading capacity of 260kg, and includes a mattress among its standard accessories. Positioning ranges and height adjustment are listed with their stated tolerances so buyers and care teams can review the functions against their intended application.
Item | Parameter |
Bed Size | 2140×980×460-660mm (±20mm) |
Backrest Adjustment | 0°-80°(±5) |
Leg Rest Adjustment | 0°-35°(±5) |
Overall Lift & Down Adjustment | 460-660mm (±20mm) |
Loading capacity | 260kg |
Material | Cold-rolled steel frame + ABS headboard |
Standard Accessories | 1. ABS Head and Tail board 2.Aluminum alloy Guardrails 3. 125 mm Silent Swivel Casters with Brakes 4. Mattress 5. Adjustable IV pole |
Optional Accessories | 1. Bedside cabinet 2. Dining Table 3. Hospital Visitor Chair; 4. Rehabilitation traction exercise frame; |
Manual Positioning and Day-to-Day Care
Three manual cranks provide separate adjustments for the backrest, leg rest, and overall bed height. The backrest adjusts from 0° to 80° (±5), while the leg rest adjusts from 0° to 35° (±5). Overall lift and down adjustment is 460-660mm (±20mm). Together, these functions allow caregivers to set the bed for different care activities, such as resting, feeding, examination, or rehabilitation, while keeping the adjustment process mechanical and direct.
Manual operation is a practical choice when a care facility prefers a bed that does not depend on electricity for these positioning functions. Caregivers can use the crank system to make adjustments as needed during routine assistance. The bed’s adjustable sections support changes in posture, while the height range can help staff adapt the working position for patient care. The listed angles and height range describe the product’s adjustment capabilities; caregivers should choose positions according to the patient’s needs and care plan.

Aluminum alloy Guardrails

125 mm Silent Swivel Casters with Brakes
Frame, Boards, and Included Equipment
The bed uses a cold-rolled steel frame, with ABS head and tail boards as part of the standard configuration. These materials provide a practical combination for clinical and home-care use: the frame forms the main support structure, while the boards create finished end sections that can be wiped clean. The design and included components make the JD-YLC3-08 suitable for care environments that need an adjustable bed with a defined set of standard accessories.
The supplied adjustable IV pole adds an option for routine bedside care, and the mattress is included in the standard accessories. Aluminum alloy guardrails and 125 mm silent swivel casters with brakes are also listed as standard, providing side protection and a way to move or secure the bed. Buyers can review the complete accessory list in the specification table when comparing the bed with their facility requirements.

ABS Head and Tail board

Three Crank 3-Function Manual Adjustment System

Cold-rolled steel frame
Applications, Accessories, and Care Planning
This three-crank manual hospital bed can serve in hospitals, care facilities, and residential care spaces where staff or family caregivers need to adjust a patient’s resting position. The combination of backrest, leg-rest, and overall-height adjustment supports several everyday care tasks without describing the bed as limited to a single use. Its wheeled base also allows caregivers to move it between rooms or care areas when needed, with the caster brakes used to secure it while treatment or bedside assistance takes place.
Optional equipment is available for buyers who want to configure the bedside area around their workflow. The listed options are a bedside cabinet, dining table, hospital visitor chair, and rehabilitation traction exercise frame. These additions can be considered alongside the standard mattress, adjustable IV pole, boards, guardrails, and braked casters when planning an installation. Confirm the required configuration and accessory selection during ordering to ensure the chosen setup matches the intended application.
For ongoing care, keep the bed and its accessories clean and check the visible components as part of the facility’s normal equipment routine. The ABS boards are described as easy to wipe clean, and the manual crank system keeps positioning independent of electrical power. Follow the care provider’s handling practices when adjusting the bed, moving it, or engaging the wheel brakes. Review the specified loading capacity and adjustment ranges before use, and select bed positions based on patient needs and professional guidance.