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LUVXOM SH3-5-2

Product Code: SATE-3024

9 kg Hand-Set Column Carrying Four Syringe Pumps on 200 by 140 mm Platforms, over a 480 by 480 mm Base

The LUVXOM SH3-5-2 is a syringe pump stand from LUVXOM, built to hold four drivers on one hand-set column for critical care, palliative and post-operative infusion work. Each of the four platforms measures 200 by 140 mm; the pedestal measures 480 by 480 mm, and it rolls on 3-inch castors; the stand weighs 9 kg, and its published capacity is 30 kg. Available through Medigear.uk.

Sections
Infusion Pumps
Categories
Surgical & Therapeutic Equipment
Condition
New
Origin
China
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Certified Professional Seller
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Supplier: Medigear
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Place this syringe pump stand beside the SH3-4, with one position between them. That reference carries four syringe pumps and an infusion pump, on platforms of two different depths. This one carries four syringe pumps on four identical 200 by 140 mm platforms, and it doesn't include an infusion position. Both share a pedestal, castors, rated capacity, and a hand-set column. The choice between them comes down to whether a volumetric pump belongs in the stack at all.

This syringe pump stand beats its sibling on weight. Nine kilograms is printed here, and the five-device version publishes nothing at all. That single figure matters, because a stand like this is lifted over thresholds, wheeled between departments, and occasionally carried, and because it sets the context for the load rating sitting beside it.

That rating deserves a look. Thirty kilograms on a 9 kg stand means a full load can exceed three times the mass of what carries it, and unlike a flat cart, the load sits high on a column rather than low over the wheels. Four drivers with syringes fitted will not approach 30 kg in practice, so the figure is unlikely to be tested. Even so, it provides no stability or tilt data. Adjustment is the other blank. The column is described as hand-set with no travel, no limits and no mechanism named.

Medigear.uk obtains the range, platform spacing, and retention arrangement before offering this syringe pump stand.

Syringe driver therapy is what this syringe pump stand is built around. A patient on four concurrent drivers, whether in critical care, on a palliative regimen or through a complex anaesthetic recovery, needs each device at a readable height with its line traceable, and four fixed positions on one column does that without a second pole appearing at the bedside.

Keeping every platform the same size is a quiet advantage over the mixed arrangement on the SH3-4. Four identical 200 by 140 mm positions mean any driver goes in any slot, so a nurse setting up does not have to think about which device belongs where, and a department buying a single model of driver knows all four positions suit it. The trade-off is that no volumetric pump can join the stack. Where one is needed, the five-position reference is the correct choice, and this one is not.

The practical unknowns concern the column itself, and they are not incidental. Platform spacing is unpublished, and spacing determines whether four drivers with their syringes and lines actually clear one another. Column height is unpublished, which governs how high the topmost device sits. Neither figure can be worked out from what is printed, and both bear directly on whether a given set of drivers will fit comfortably together.

Medigear.uk establishes the spacing, the column height and how a pump is secured to its platform before this syringe pump stand reaches a clinical area, along with whether an outlet can be fitted.

Four Identical Positions

Every platform is the same size so that any driver can go in any slot, and no one setting up has to remember which device belongs where.

A Published Weight

Nine kilograms is stated here, whereas the closely related five-position reference publishes nothing, which makes this the only figure available for the pattern.

Set by Hand, Not by Spring

A manual column keeps its height without a gas strut behind it, so nothing softens with age, and nothing needs replacing when it does.

Light to Move

At 9 kg, the stand travels with a patient between bed, chair, and department without becoming something that needs two people.

One Column Rather Than Several Poles

Bringing four drivers together on one stand keeps every line traceable and spares the bedside a forest of separate poles.

A Capacity With Headroom

Thirty kilograms is well beyond what four drivers and their syringes weigh, so the rating is not a constraint in normal use.

Shared Chassis Dimensions

A 480 by 480 mm pedestal recurs throughout the LUVXOM references, letting a department that runs several types work to a single floor area.

Nothing Pressurised to Maintain

No gas column means no sealed part whose behaviour drifts as it ages or as the room warms.

Four Syringe Pump Positions

The stated device capacity for this reference.

Platforms of 200 by 140 mm

All four are the same size, quoted to within 5 mm.

Hand-Set Column

Adjusted manually rather than by gas strut or motor.

Pedestal, 480 by 480 mm

Ground area stated within a 10 mm margin.

Three Inch Wheels

Quiet-running castors on every foot.

Stand Mass: 9 kg

Given within a kilogram either way, which the five-position sibling omits.

Rated Capacity of 30 kg

The figure LUVXOM prints for this column.

No Infusion Pump Position

The fifth platform found on the SH3-4 is absent here.

The difference between this and the SH3-4 comes down to one platform. Four syringe positions here, all identical at 200 by 140 mm, against four syringe positions plus a shallower infusion platform there. A unit running drivers alone gains simplicity from identical slots; a unit that also hangs a volumetric pump needs the other reference. This sheet is also the more forthcoming of the two, publishing a stand weight of 9 kg where its sibling publishes none. What neither provides is the column. No adjustment range accompanies the words hand-set, no platform spacing is given, and no column height appears, so you can't work out on paper how four loaded drivers sit relative to one another. Medigear.uk obtains those figures, and the pump retention arrangement, before quoting this syringe pump stand.

FAQ

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

Four syringe pumps, each on a platform of 200 by 140 mm. All four positions are the same size, so any driver fits any slot. If a volumetric infusion pump also needs a place on the stand, the SH3-4 in this range adds a fifth position sized for one.

Nine kilograms, give or take a kilogram. Worth noting because the closely related SH3-4 publishes no weight at all, so this is the only figure available for how heavy a LUVXOM pump column of this pattern actually is.

The sheet describes it as adjustable by hand and gives no range. No ceiling, no floor, and no travel appear, and the mechanism isn't named either. I got those figures from LUVXOM, since a column described only as adjustable tells a buyer very little.

Unpublished. Spacing matters here, because four drivers with syringes loaded and lines running from each need clearance between them. Without a figure, a department cannot tell whether its own devices will sit comfortably or foul one another, so we request it.

Four drivers with syringes will not come close to 30 kg, so the figure is unlikely to be tested in practice. It is still a load carried high on a column above a light chassis, and no stability or tilt data is published, so we seek that rather than relying on the rating alone.

The sheet sets out no clamp, no strap and no bracket, and says nothing about whether platforms are fixed or slide along the column. Both matter on a stand holding four devices beside an infusing patient, and both are settled with LUVXOM before placing an order.

None is described in this reference. The SS3-6 pump stand elsewhere in the LUVXOM range specifies a five-gang socket, so the manufacturer clearly offers an outlet somewhere. Confirm whether this column can have one, rather than assume it.

How far the column travels and by what means, its height, the pole diameter, platform spacing and fixing, how a pump is held, hooks, any outlet, lead routing, tilt data, wheel brakes, the build materials, disinfection advice, cover period and UK approval.