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Blackstone HS-005G
Blackstone HS-005G
Blackstone Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Blackstone HS-005G

Product Code: HFAF-HB-3404

Hi-Lo Bed on Castors, 1880 × 850 mm Overall, 1470 × 600 mm Mattress Base, 570 to 900 mm Height Range

The Blackstone HS-005G is a mobile obstetric bed on four castors, measuring 1880 × 850 mm overall with a 1470 × 600 mm mattress base. Its hi-lo adjustment runs from 570 to 900 mm, the widest range in the series. The photograph shows a handset on a coiled cable, two hand grips, covered leg holders, and a stainless tray at the foot end. Available through Medigear.uk.

Sections
Delivery Bed
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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The HS-005G is the only bed in Blackstone's obstetric series shown on castors, and its sheet is one of the shortest. It gives two sets of dimensions and a single feature. The frame measures 1880 by 850 mm overall, the padded mattress base 1470 by 600 mm, and the hi-lo movement runs between 570 mm and 900 mm. That 330 mm span is the widest in the series, and no other Blackstone obstetric bed goes as low.

The photograph fills in much of what the sheet omits. A white painted frame carries a linkage-style lifting mechanism on four large castors. No central column is visible, which sets it apart from the pedestal beds elsewhere in the range. A handset with two rows of buttons hangs from the frame on a coiled cable, which points to powered adjustment, although the sheet never calls the bed electric. Upright hand grips stand beside the seat, and two covered leg holders on adjustable rods reach beyond it. Beneath them, a stainless tray sits at the foot end to catch fluids.

The photograph does not show a leg section. The padded surface stops at the seat, so the bed looks designed around delivery and examination rather than long spells lying flat. That makes the availability of a leg extension an important question.

The sheet is also silent on the drive, the handset functions, castor brakes, backup power, rated load, and frame finish. Medigear.uk puts each of these points to Blackstone before offering this mobile obstetric bed, starting with the leg section and the brakes.

Castors change how an obstetric bed can be used. This one can be wheeled from a labour room to a treatment area, pushed aside for cleaning, or shared between rooms in a smaller unit. Where recovery happens in a separate area, a mobile obstetric bed can travel with the mother and spare her an extra transfer. Firm braking matters just as much. A bed that rolls during delivery or perineal repair is a real hazard, and Blackstone has not explained how the castors lock or whether all four brake together.

The low 570 mm setting makes climbing on and off easier, including for women with limited mobility or those late in pregnancy. At the other end, 900 mm gives clinicians a reasonable working height for examination and repair. With the legs in the holders and the tray beneath the perineum, the bed suits gynaecological examination, minor procedures and delivery. The hand grips give the mother something firm to hold while she pushes.

The missing leg section is the main practical question. Without one, a woman resting between examinations or labouring on the bed has nowhere to support her legs, unless an extension can be fitted. The painted frame also needs a cleaning specification, since blood and fluids will reach it during births. A finish that chips could harbour contamination, so its durability matters too.

Medigear.uk asks Blackstone about the leg section, castor brakes, powered functions, backup power, rated load, and approved cleaning agents. The answers go to the maternity lead before any order is placed.

On Castors

Four large wheels let the bed move between rooms.

Lowest Height in the Series

At 570 mm, the easiest Blackstone obstetric bed to get onto.

Widest Height Range

330 mm of travel for different users and tasks.

Handset Control

A multi-button handset, as photographed, sits within reach on the frame.

Upright Grips for Pushing

Two grips beside the seat support the mother.

Adjustable Leg Holders

Covered holders on rods, as photographed, for lithotomy.

Tray at the Foot End

Collects fluids during delivery and examination.

Flexible Room Use

A mobile obstetric bed can serve several rooms in a smaller unit.

The HS-005G is Blackstone's mobile obstetric bed, a hi-lo design on four castors with the lowest starting height and widest adjustment range in the series. Its handset, grips, leg holders, and foot-end tray make it practical for delivery and examination in rooms that share equipment. The sheet is sparse, though. It does not say the bed is electric, show a leg section, describe the castor brakes, or give a rated load. Medigear.uk is collecting those answers from Blackstone, so buyers can judge the bed on its full specification rather than two dimensions and a photograph. It is best suited to units that value mobility over a full-length surface.

The HS-005G is Blackstone's mobile obstetric bed, a hi-lo design on four castors with the lowest starting height and widest adjustment range in the series. Its handset, grips, leg holders, and foot-end tray make it practical for delivery and examination in rooms that share equipment. The sheet is sparse, though. It does not say the bed is electric, show a leg section, describe the castor brakes, or give a rated load. Medigear.uk is collecting those answers from Blackstone, so buyers can judge the bed on its full specification rather than two dimensions and a photograph. It is best suited to units that value mobility over a full-length surface.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A wheeled Blackstone bed for delivery and gynaecology. The frame is 1880 mm long and 850 mm wide; the padded base is 1470 mm by 600 mm, and the top moves between 570 and 900 mm.

Blackstone's sheet is silent on the drive. In the photograph, a push-button handset hangs on a coiled lead, which usually means powered adjustment, so Medigear.uk confirms the drive and what each button does.

It stands on four large castors, as the photograph shows, so it can be wheeled between rooms. How the castors brake, and whether they lock individually or together, is not stated, and Medigear.uk confirms both.

The overall 1880 mm includes the leg holders and the tray at the foot end, while the padded surface is 1470 mm long. No leg section appears in the photograph, so Medigear.uk asks Blackstone about an extension.

From 570 mm to 900 mm, a 330 mm span. The low end makes mounting easier for patients, and the high end gives clinicians a workable height for examination and repair.

Leg holders with fabric covers, a pair of grips, a push-button handset, and a steel tray below the foot end. The sheet does not list the supplied items, so Medigear.uk confirms the kit.

It appears to be white painted steel in the photograph. The coating, its resistance to disinfectants,s and the cleaning guidance are not stated, so Medigear.uk obtains them.

The drive and handset functions, backup power, the rated patient load, backrest angle, le and pad material. Nor does it give the weight, packed size, marking status, guarantee period, or lead time, so Medigear.uk asks Blackstone for all of them.