KANGTEK manual hospital beds are constructed using a variety of high-quality materials to ensure durability, hygiene, and patient comfort. Here are the specific materials used in their construction:
1. Stainless Steel: Stainless steel is a key material used in KANGTEK manual beds due to its exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of cleaning. It is used in various parts of the bed, including the frame and other structural components, to ensure the bed can withstand frequent disinfection without compromising its structural integrity.
2. Aluminum: Some parts of the manual beds may utilize aluminum for its lightweight yet sturdy properties, which is ideal for medical furniture requiring portability and maneuverability.
3. High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE): HDPE is used in certain parts of the furniture for its durability, chemical resistance, and low maintenance requirements. This material is particularly useful for components that need to be hygienic and easy to clean.
4. Powder-Coated Steel: Powder-coated steel is used in some models for its scratch and abrasion resistance, aesthetic appeal, and corrosion resistance. This coating provides a protective layer over the steel, making it easy to clean and maintain.
5. Laminate: Laminate materials, such as high-pressure laminate (HPL) and thermoplastic laminate, are used for their versatility, durability, and design flexibility. These materials are used in surfaces that require hygiene and easy cleaning, such as tabletops and countertops.
6. Cold-Rolled Steel: The bed surface, frame, and legs of the manual bed are made of high-quality cold-rolled steel, with plate thickness ≥1.2mm and tube thickness ≥1.5mm. This ensures a strong and long-lasting structure that can withstand heavy use in healthcare settings.
7. Polyurethane (PU): Some components, such as the seat board, may be inlaid with polyurethane for added comfort and durability.
These materials are carefully selected to meet the stringent requirements of healthcare environments, prioritizing factors such as durability, cleanliness, and patient comfort.