Ward Bed Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-HBSR-1983
Jlab Export is a leading Ward Bed Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A fixed lever handle at the foot end raises the head section of this ward bed up to 80°. The top is two sections of uniformly perforated CRCA sheet on a rectangular steel tube frame. Its tubular head and leg bows are of unequal height, with vertical tube supports, and the bed stands 51 cm high on a 198 x 90 cm footprint.
Specifications
| Overall size | 198 L x 90 W x 51 H cm |
| Top | Two sections of uniformly perforated CRCA sheet |
| Head raise | Up to 80°, by a fixed lever handle at the foot end |
| Frame | Rectangular steel tube |
| Head and leg bows | Tubular, of unequal height, with vertical tube supports |
| Operation | Mechanical |
| Minimum order quantity | 1 unit |
| Dispatch time | Usually 14–18 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Ward Bay Set-Up Practicals
Nursing students lay out a ward bay around the bed before making it up. A Bed Side Locker-D goes on the patient side within arm reach, and a Ward Screen A is opened round the bed for privacy. They then make a closed bed and raise the head section with the lever to check that the top sheet still lies smooth.
The fixed 51 cm top also makes a good body-mechanics lesson. Students practise bending at the hips and knees with a straight back while tucking corners, and teachers point out where a height-adjustable bed would spare that effort.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ward bed come with side rails?
No. It has head and leg bows only, with no side rails. Where a patient needs rails, a ward chooses a bed fitted with them, such as the collapsible-rail Fowler Bed (Super).
How is the head section raised?
By the fixed lever handle at the foot end, which takes the head section up to 80°. Staff set it from the foot of the bed, so nothing needs to be reached from the pillow end.
Is a foot step needed with this bed?
At 51 cm the top is close to chair height, so many adults sit on and off without one. A Foot Step helps shorter patients, and it should stand firm on its rubber shoes beside the bed.
Why are the head and leg bows of different heights?
The taller bow stands at the head end, behind the pillow and the raised head section. The lower bow at the foot end leaves a clear view of the patient, and vertical tube supports brace both bows.
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Last updated: 12 November 2026
