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Foot Control SS IV Pole

Fully welded stainless steel constructed IV Pole with 22″ diameter 5 leg spider base. Foot control height adjustment leaves hands free to adjust pole, IV tubing and fluid bags. 2″ swivel casters make moving easy. Stainless steel bar protects foot pedal from getting pressed inadvertently. 4 Hook ram’s horn style top. 1.25″ diameter pole adjusts in height from 52″-94″. Easy to raise by simply lifting pole to desired height. Ships fully assembled-no further assembly required.

  • Easy to adjust in height
  • Ships fully assembled
SKU IVP290 (MCM290) Category

Description

AcralMed Foot Control IV Pole

Hands-Free Height Adjustment

Improve efficiency with an IV pole designed for busy medical environments. The foot control height adjustment leaves both hands free to manage IV tubing and fluid bags. Staff can quickly adjust the pole without interrupting patient care. Simply lift the pole to the desired height for fast, effortless positioning.

The height adjusts from 52 to 94 inches to accommodate a variety of procedures and patient needs. This wide adjustment range provides excellent flexibility throughout the facility. Clinicians can easily position fluid bags at the appropriate elevation for reliable delivery.

Built for Daily Use

This IV pole features fully welded stainless steel construction for exceptional strength and durability. The rugged design withstands constant use in hospitals, surgery centers, and other healthcare facilities. Stainless steel also resists corrosion and tolerates frequent cleaning and disinfection. The smooth finish helps maintain a professional appearance for years of service.

The 1.25-inch diameter pole provides outstanding rigidity during use. Its solid construction helps keep IV bags stable while patients receive treatment.

Stable and Easy to Maneuver

A 22-inch diameter five-leg spider base delivers excellent stability during everyday use. The wide footprint helps reduce tipping while supporting multiple fluid bags. Five evenly spaced legs create a balanced foundation that performs well in demanding environments.

Two-inch swivel casters allow the IV pole to glide smoothly through patient rooms, hallways, and procedure areas. Staff can reposition the pole quickly with minimal effort. The durable casters provide dependable mobility while maintaining excellent control.

Designed with Safety in Mind

A stainless steel protective bar shields the foot pedal from accidental activation. This thoughtful feature helps prevent unintended height changes when equipment or staff contacts the base. The protected pedal keeps the pole securely positioned until adjustment is needed.

The four-hook ram’s horn top provides ample capacity for multiple IV bags or infusion pumps. Its durable design keeps fluids organized and readily accessible throughout treatment.

Ready to Use Immediately

Save valuable setup time with an IV pole that arrives fully assembled. Simply remove it from the packaging and place it into service. No additional assembly or special tools are required.

Combining hands-free operation, durable stainless steel construction, smooth mobility, and dependable stability, this foot control IV pole delivers reliable performance for today’s demanding healthcare environments.

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