Hospital Bed

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Kalam Enterprises
Established in the year 2013 at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu we “Kalam Enterprises” are a “Partnership” based firm engaged as the manufacturer and trader of Blood Pressure Monitor, Adult Diaper, Surgical Equipment and many more. We bring forth our vast industrial experience and expertise in this business, instrumental in providing a wide range of these products. These products are known for their best quality and fine finishing at the reasonable cost in the promised time period.  
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SEMI FOWLER BEDS
NET Fowler beds are ergonomically designed, four section perforated beds utilized for knee rest and backrest functions. The beds, operated using cranks or motors, utilize either simultaneous, central or individual braking system. These fowler beds are equipped with easy lifting or collapsible side rails to ensure patient safety. Stainless Steel or ABS are used for the head and foot panels.

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Standard Features:

Semi-Fowler Bed with mechanically operated back rest by super-smooth crank mechanism.
Size: L 2140mm × W 940mm × H 500mm.
Removable & interchangeable high quality beautiful ABS engineering plastic head panel and foot panel.
Collapsible side railings. (Top bar Aluminium, Vertical bars SS, Bottom pipe epoxy)
Epoxy coated mild steel frame work and 2 section perforated top.
125mm dia noiseless castors (all with individual brakes)
Provision for I.V. Rod on both sides of the bed.
Freight saving knock-down construction.

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