D6d Manual bed(SKD-C)

Procurement Cost

Significantly lower cost. A hospital manual bed typically costs 1/3 to 1/5 of electric models, making it ideal for budget-sensitive healthcare projects, home care, and bulk hospital procurement.

Power & Environment

Fully independent from electricity. The manual hospital bed can be used in rural hospitals, emergency situations, or areas with unstable power supply without any limitation.

Reliability & Maintenance

High mechanical reliability with a simple crank system. The hospital manual bed has fewer failure points and requires minimal maintenance throughout its service life.

Operation Safety

Designed to reduce patient misoperation risk. Adjustment is controlled by caregivers, making the manual hospital bed safer for elderly, unconscious, or post-operative patients.

Mobility & Weight

Lightweight structure without motor or battery components, making the manual hospital bed easier to move within wards or home care environments.

Maintenance Cost

Extremely low long-term maintenance cost. Simple mechanical components ensure durability and reduce replacement frequency.

Suitable Scenarios

Ideal for general wards, short-term recovery, home care, rural healthcare projects, and cost-sensitive hospital procurement.

Adjustment Experience

Manual crank adjustment may require physical effort but provides stable and predictable positioning for patient care.

Core Value Positioning

The hospital manual bed focuses on affordability, durability, safety, and independence from electricity, making it a practical solution for essential patient care.