Bed Pan (l x h) 3

Description

Bed Pan (l x h) 3

A stainless bed pan offers a hygienic option for patients who cannot leave the bed. Steel holds up to repeated washing and heat disinfection.

Two sizes

The listing offers two sizes, measured by length and height. The larger one suits bigger adults. Meanwhile, the smaller pan fits more comfortably under lighter patients.

Why choose a stainless bed pan

Steel is easy to clean and does not stain. It also survives washer-disinfector cycles for years. As a result, it lowers the running cost compared with disposable liners alone.

Where it is used

Hospitals, care homes and field units keep them in stock. They also suit veterinary and research settings. Most wards hold a mix of both sizes.

Comfort tips

Warm the pan with water before use, since cold steel is uncomfortable. Then place a small towel on the rim. Afterwards, help the patient roll off gently.

Hygiene routine

Empty the pan promptly after use. Then run it through the washer-disinfector. Finally, store it dry and inverted so no water pools inside.

Stainless bed pan details

• Two sizes by length and height
• Seamless steel body
• Washer-disinfector safe

After every use

Empty and rinse the pan straight away. Wash, disinfect and dry it. Then store it upside down in a clean area.

The support on each bed pan

Before dispatch, someone in Atlanta examines each bed pan in detail. The warranty for this bed pan lasts three years against manufacturing defects once it ships. For more on surgical alloys, read ASTM F899. Further tools wait in the general surgical department. The help page handles most buying questions. It pairs well with our wash bowls.

For trained clinical staff only. Exchange terms sit on the returns terms. Shown images may not match every option, while surgical steel has nickel in it; use our reprocessing guide for advice.