Clinton, 2-Hook Infusion Pump Stand (6 leg)
Keep patients safely connected to their IV fluids and medical equipment while they stand, walk, sit, or lie down. The Clinton 2-Hook Infusion Pump Stand pairs a height-adjustable chrome pole with an oversized 6-leg base for exceptional stability — built for patient rooms, operating rooms, and everywhere in between.
Key Features
- Two detachable ram's horn hooks with plastic tips for hanging multiple IV bags or equipment items at once
- Height adjustable from 56" to 99" to accommodate patients in any position
- Single ergonomic knob for fast, tool-free height adjustments
- 45 lb weight capacity — supports IV fluid packs, infusion pumps, ventilators, patient monitors, suction units, and more
- 6-leg, 26" diameter epoxy-coated base for outstanding stability and reduced tip-over risk
- Chrome-plated steel construction for strength, durability, and easy cleaning
- Six 3" rubber wheel, ball-bearing casters for smooth rolling across tile, carpet, and rugs
- Suitable for patient rooms and operating rooms alike
Why Choose This IV Pole?
The oversized 6-leg base sets this stand apart from standard 4- or 5-leg poles, giving it a lower center of gravity and far greater resistance to tipping — an important safety feature in busy clinical environments. The dual ram's horn hooks let staff hang two IV bags or split the load between fluids and equipment, reducing the need for a second stand.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Height Range | 56" – 99" |
| Weight Capacity | 45 lbs |
| Base | 6-leg, 26" diameter, epoxy coated |
| Casters | Six 3" rubber wheel, ball bearing |
| Material | Chrome-plated steel |
| Product Dimensions | 26" x 56" x 26" |
| Product Weight | 23 lbs |
| Assembly | Ships in two boxes; light assembly required |
Care Instructions
- Pole: Clean with a soft cloth and gentle cleanser
- Base: Remove stubborn stains with an ammonia solution and a stiff nylon brush
Ideal For
- Hospitals and medical/surgical units
- Operating rooms
- Long-term care and rehabilitation facilities
- Home healthcare settings
