Foot Step Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-WF-2006
Jlab Export is a leading Foot Step Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A two-step foot step gives a patient a low first step and a higher second one for getting onto a bed, couch or examination table. This one is 460 mm long, 510 mm wide and 460 mm high. Its tubular mild steel frame stands on rubber shoes, and both steps carry rubber mats edged in aluminium angle.
Specifications
| Size | 460 L x 510 W x 460 H mm |
| Steps | Two, each with a rubber mat in an aluminium angle surround |
| Frame | Tubular MS steel |
| Feet | Rubber shoes |
| Finish | Epoxy powder coated |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Nursing Lab Exercises with the Foot Step
Students practise helping a classmate up onto an Examination Couch. They place the foot step square to the couch, check that it stands firm, stay at the person’s side and guide them up one step at a time, then reverse the routine for the step down.
In a labour-room drill, the step is set beside a Delivery Bed, and students rehearse where to stand and what to hold while a partner climbs on and off. Teachers end the session with a check of the mats and the rubber shoes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should use a foot step without help?
Only people who are steady on their feet. Anyone weak, dizzy or unsure should be helped by staff or moved another way, as the care team decides under the hospital’s own protocol. Students learn to stay beside the person on every step.
What should be checked before each use?
Check that the rubber shoes are all in place, the frame does not rock on the floor, and both rubber mats sit flat inside their aluminium angles. Take the step out of use if a mat lifts at an edge or the frame is bent.
Does a wet mat lose its grip?
Yes. Water, soap or talc on the rubber makes it slippery. Dry the mats after cleaning and before anyone steps on them, and keep the step away from basins and spills during a procedure.
How does it differ from Foot Step A?
This foot step is the larger of the two, at 460 mm high and 510 mm wide, so its top step suits higher beds and couches and gives a broad platform. Foot Step A is narrower and lower, for low couches and tight cubicles.
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Last updated: 12 November 2026
