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LUVXOM B3

Product Code: HFAF-HB-3100

1950 by 650 mm Deck at a Fixed 800 mm, on Four 150 mm Castors, Supplied with Mattress, Basket and Infusion Stand

The LUVXOM B3 is a stainless steel stretcher trolley from LUVXOM, built throughout in stainless steel tubing with a wall thickness of at least 1.0 mm. The deck measures 1950 by 650 mm at a fixed height of 800 mm; four 150 mm castors are fitted, and a waterproof sponge mattress, storage basket, and infusion stand are supplied with it. Available through Medigear.uk.

Sections

Stretchers & Gurneys

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

LUVXOM has written this sheet as a materials specification, and on those terms it is a good one. Stainless tube throughout, with a real wall thickness of at least 1.0 mm. A first-grade stainless deck. Stainless springs, chosen because ordinary spring steel rusts and loses temper—an 8 mm stainless section at the coupling point, where the structure is worked hardest. Four castors at 150 mm are considerably larger than anything else in this catalogue, which is right for a loaded trolley crossing lift thresholds and door sills.

The sheet does not state a safe working load. It refers to load capacity in passing and then never states one. On a device carrying patients between departments, that one figure governs everything. Which patients it can move. What a manual handling assessment can conclude. Whether it suits a bariatric service at all, its absence is not a documentation gap like those found elsewhere in this range. It is the specification.

Braking is the second omission, and it belongs in the same category. Four castors are described in detail, their diameter, their construction, and nothing at all says whether any of them lock. A patient trolley that can roll while someone is being transferred onto it is not usable, so the answer is presumably yes, but presuming is not a basis for supplying one. Backrest elevation, side rails, and restraints also go unmentioned, though rails appear at one end of the product image.

Medigear.uk obtains the load figure and braking arrangement before offering this stainless steel stretcher trolley.

The stated purpose is internal patient transfer: moving people between wards, imaging, theatres, and recovery. Stainless steel is the right material, since a trolley used that way is cleaned constantly and often thoroughly, and a frame that tolerates repeated washing without corroding lasts where a painted one does not. The sprung deck is an unusual touch: springs under the bed surface take some of the jarring out of a threshold or a lift edge, which a rigid deck transmits straight to the patient.

Height is where a department needs to think carefully. The deck sits at 800 mm and does not move. That is a comfortable pushing and working height for staff, but it creates a step at every transfer. The LUVXOM nursing beds in this same catalogue stand at 500 mm and are also fixed, so moving a patient between the two means bridging 300 mm with neither surface adjusting to meet the other. Any service running both needs to plan that transfer rather than discover it.

The 650 mm deck width is worth measuring against the patients a service actually moves. It is a narrow surface by stretcher standards, which helps in tight corridors and lift cars but limits who can be transported comfortably or safely. Without a published safe working load to sit alongside it, the suitable patient range cannot be defined.

Medigear.uk establishes the load figure, the braking arrangement and whether side rails are fitted before this stainless steel stretcher trolley enters service.

Stainless Throughout, Not Just Visible Parts

The frame, deck, and springs are all stainless, so the components that corrode first on a painted trolley are the ones specified to resist corrosion here.

Wall Thickness Actually Stated

Claiming at least 1.0 mm in practice, rather than nominally, is a more useful assurance than a tube diameter on its own.

Large Castors for the Job

One hundred and fifty millimetres clears the thresholds and lift edges that stop smaller wheels, which is exactly what a loaded transport trolley meets.

A Sprung Deck

Springs at the key points absorb some of the shock a rigid surface would pass directly to the patient being moved.

Strength Where It Is Worked

An 8 mm stainless section at the coupling area puts material where the structure takes most stress, rather than distributing it evenly and hoping.

Complete as Delivered

A waterproof mattress, a basket and an infusion stand arrive with the trolley, so it is usable on receipt rather than after a second order.

Removable Infusion Stand

Copper-insert fastenings let you remove and refit the pole repeatedly without wearing out the thread in a plastic boss.

A Narrow Envelope

Six hundred and fifty millimetres across suits tight corridors and lift cars, where a wider trolley has to be angled through.

Measuring 1950 by 650 by 800 mm

Two plan dimensions and one unchanging deck height.

Stainless Tube, 1.0 mm or More

Actual wall thickness rather than nominal.

First Grade Stainless Deck

Described as flat and breathable.

Stainless Deck Springs

Rust-resistant, retaining elasticity over time.

Coupling Section in 8 mm Stainless

Placed where the structure is worked hardest.

Four Castors at 150 mm

Thickened type, the largest across this catalogue.

Waterproof Sponge Mattress

Supplied as part of the standard package.

Storage Basket Beneath

Fitted under the body of the trolley.

Removable Infusion Stand

Seating into deck sockets, retained by copper-insert nuts.

Balanced Lifting Geometry

Cited by LUVXOM as easing docking and resisting tilt.

As a description of what a trolley is made from, this sheet is among the better ones LUVXOM produces. Stainless tube at a stated real wall thickness, a stainless deck on stainless springs, an 8 mm section where the coupling takes load, 150 mm castors that will actually cross a lift edge, and a mattress, basket and pole included rather than sold alongside. The problem is what it leaves out. A patient transport trolley without a published safe working load cannot be assessed, specified or risk assessed, and nothing here gives one. Braking is not described either, on four castors that are otherwise detailed carefully. Side rails, restraints and backrest elevation go unmentioned. Until the load figure and the braking arrangement are in writing, Medigear.uk does not quote this stainless steel stretcher trolley.

FAQ

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Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The sheet does not say. Load capacity is mentioned in passing without a figure attached, and on a patient transport trolley that number determines everything from which patients may use it to what a manual handling assessment can conclude. It is the first thing we obtain.

Nothing on the sheet describes braking, despite the castors being detailed in other respects. A trolley that can roll during a patient transfer is not usable, so brakes are presumably fitted, but the arrangement is confirmed in writing rather than assumed from the photograph.

No adjustment is described. The 800 mm figure stands alone, which makes a comfortable pushing height for staff but fixes the deck at that level for every transfer, with no way to bring it down to meet a bed or a table.

It does not, and you should know that in advance. This deck sits at 800 mm while the A3 and A4 nursing beds sit at 500 mm, and neither surface adjusts. Any transfer between them crosses 300 mm, which a service running both should plan for deliberately.

Because a loaded trolley has to cross thresholds, lift edges and floor joins that stop a smaller wheel dead. At 150 mm, these are considerably larger than the castors on anything else in this LUVXOM range, and that is the correct choice for patient transport.

They sit at key points beneath the bed surface and take some of the jarring out of an uneven floor or a lift edge, which a rigid deck passes straight to the patient. LUVXOM specifies stainless springs because ordinary spring steel corrodes and loses its temper.

A waterproof sponge mattress, a storage basket beneath the body and a removable infusion stand. The stand seats into sockets on the deck and is retained by ABS fastening nuts with copper thread inserts, so it can be taken off when not needed.

The safe working load, castor braking, whether side rails and restraints are fitted, backrest elevation, any tilt function, trolley weight, any oxygen provision, disinfection advice, the cover term, shipping dimensions and UK approval.