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Saikang CQ2k

Compact manual paediatric bed with twelve-fold stainless steel rails for younger children's wards.

The Saikang CQ2k (model SK-C2) is a CE-marked manual paediatric bed supplied through Medigear.uk for NHS children's wards, paediatric day-units, private children's clinics, and short-stay paediatric assessment units across the United Kingdom. With a 1730 mm platform sized for younger children, a twelve-fold stainless steel side-rail design for enhanced fall protection, and 5-inch covered castors, the CQ2k is the compact sibling of the longer SK-C1 Q2w — purpose-engineered for the under-10 paediatric inpatie

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China

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2010 × 905 × 565 mm

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Supplier: Medigear

The Saikang CQ2k is purpose-engineered for the younger paediatric inpatient — approximately age 2 to age 10 — where the 1730 × 780 mm mattress platform fits the patient's body geometry without the lateral and longitudinal void that a full-sized adult or older-paediatric bed creates. The 540 mm fixed deck height matches paediatric nursing assessment posture and allows a standing parent to sit on the edge for comforting contact during procedures, observations, and sleep onset. The external footprint of 1975 × 880 mm suits standard UK children's ward bay layouts without crowding the parent-stay seating that defines modern paediatric inpatient care.

Two retractable hand cranks at the foot end control backrest elevation (0–75° ± 10°) and knee-rest elevation (0–35° ± 10°) independently, with Saikang's published 100,000-cycle mechanical durability rating. The defining design choice on the CQ2k — and the feature that distinguishes it most clearly from the Q2w sibling — is the twelve-fold stainless steel side rail. Rather than the six-fold aluminium-alloy rail used on older-paediatric models, the CQ2k uses twelve folding segments per side, creating a more enclosed and continuous perimeter that addresses the higher fall-risk profile of younger children who may attempt to climb out of bed during disorientation, post-anaesthetic recovery, or febrile episodes. Entrapment-gap geometry meets IEC 60601-2-52 paediatric annex clearances.

The four 5-inch covered castors give smooth manoeuvrability across paediatric ward floor finishes. The detachable PP mattress platform with built-in mattress holder lifts out as a single panel for terminal-clean cycles between patients with viral gastroenteritis, RSV, chickenpox, or other transmissible paediatric presentations. The bed-end medical record card holder accommodates standard NHS paediatric observation chart formats. An IV pole socket, telescopic stainless-steel IV pole, and ABS drainage hook are supplied as standard. The bed is CE-marked under EU MDR, manufactured under Saikang's ISO 13485 quality system, and ships with the full UK regulatory pack via Medigear.uk's MHRA importer registration.

The CQ2k is the workhorse paediatric ward bed for younger inpatient cohorts — toddlers, preschool children, and primary-school-age patients between approximately age 2 and age 10. Typical inpatient presentations served include post-operative recovery from elective paediatric surgery (adenoidectomy, ENT day-surgery, hernia repair, paediatric orthopaedic procedures), short-stay medical admissions for asthma, bronchiolitis, croup, and febrile illness, and observation following minor injury or accidental ingestion. The shorter platform fits younger patient body dimensions properly while leaving room for the parent-stay seating that characterises modern UK paediatric inpatient care.

In paediatric day-surgery units and paediatric assessment units, the CQ2k supports the rapid-turnover workflow that defines short-stay paediatric care — pre-operative observation, recovery from general anaesthetic, parent-supervised mobilisation, and discharge preparation, often within a single shift. The two-crank manual articulation lets nursing staff elevate the backrest for post-anaesthetic respiratory positioning and lower it for resting periods without the noise or electrical complexity of motorised beds. The twelve-fold stainless steel rail addresses the disorientation-related fall risk that characterises post-anaesthetic young children, and the detachable PP platform supports rapid terminal-clean turnaround between cases.

For paediatric infectious-disease wards and respiratory paediatrics, the CQ2k's detachable mattress board is the key clinical feature — full terminal-clean cycles between patients with rotavirus, norovirus, RSV, chickenpox, or other transmissible presentations are achievable within standard ward-turnover windows. The stainless steel rails tolerate chlorine-based wipe-down at infection-control concentrations without surface degradation. The bed is not specified for paediatric HDU, paediatric intensive care continuous monitoring, or long-stay oncology placements — for these settings, Saikang's electric paediatric range remains the recommended Medigear.uk alternative.

Compact 1975 mm length sized for younger paediatric users

The 1975 mm external length and 1730 mm mattress platform are dimensioned specifically for the under-10 paediatric cohort, where a longer adult-sized or older-paediatric bed leaves disproportionate lateral and longitudinal void around the patient. Compact dimensions also free floor space in cubicle-style paediatric bays where parent-stay seating, IV stands, oxygen, and play materials all compete for the same footprint. For trusts that segment their paediatric ward by age group, the CQ2k fills the younger-end specification cleanly.

Twelve-fold stainless steel rails for enhanced climb-out protection

The twelve-fold stainless steel side rail is the CQ2k's defining design choice and the feature most relevant to younger-paediatric clinical risk. Twelve folding segments per side create a finer, more continuous safety perimeter than six-fold or four-section rails, eliminating the large panel gaps that an active toddler or febrile preschool child can wedge a limb between or use as a foothold for climbing. The stainless steel material handles the grabbing, leaning, and tactile play that characterises younger users during long inpatient stays.

Detachable PP bed board with built-in mattress holder

The PP mattress platform lifts out as a single panel for terminal-clean cycles, with an integrated mattress holder preventing lateral sliding during articulation and the active movement of younger patients. The built-in holder removes a common operational issue on paediatric beds — the mattress sliding off-centre during active movement and requiring frequent repositioning by nursing staff during single shifts.

5-inch covered castors for paediatric ward floor finishes

The four covered castors give smooth manoeuvrability across vinyl and sealed-laminate paediatric ward floors. Covered castors require less maintenance than open castors because the protective housing shields the wheel mechanism from debris, hair, fluids, and small toys that accumulate in paediatric environments — a recurring service issue on open-castor beds in children's wards.

Two-crank manual operation matches paediatric ward workflow

Two retractable hand cranks control backrest and knee-rest with Saikang's 100,000-cycle durability rating. Manual operation suits paediatric ward workflow in three measurable ways: lower capital cost per bay supports higher bed-to-patient ratios, the absence of mains electricity removes the toddler-accessible-controls safety concern, and there are no motor noises to disturb settled younger children during the long sleep periods that characterise paediatric inpatient care.

IEC 60601-2-52 paediatric annex compliance

The bed is tested and certified to IEC 60601-2-52, including the paediatric annex covering entrapment, side-rail dimensions, articulation safety, and the specific hazards relevant to under-12 users. Rail-gap geometry, rail height above mattress, and bed-end-to-rail clearances meet the elevated thresholds required for younger paediatric inpatient care. The test report is part of the standard delivery pack and is sufficient evidence for trust paediatric procurement.

Lower capital cost per bay than electric paediatric beds

The CQ2k sits in Saikang's value-engineered manual range at a capital cost typically 40–55 percent of equivalent electric paediatric models. For paediatric ward placements where electric profiling is not clinically indicated — routine younger-paediatric inpatient stays, day-surgery recovery, paediatric assessment unit overnights — the manual specification delivers the right clinical function at the right procurement price. Trust paediatric divisions can equip more bays for the same capital envelope.

Full UK regulatory pack via Medigear.uk MHRA importer registration

Each CQ2k ships with CE marking under EU MDR, ISO 13485 manufacturer certification, IEC 60601-2-52 paediatric annex test reports, and a UK importer compliance certificate. Medigear.uk holds the MHRA importer registration and routes any field-safety notices, recalls, and incident reports — buyers do not need to maintain a separate manufacturer contact for compliance routing.

Manual two-crank articulation system

Two retractable hand cranks at the foot end control backrest (0–75° ± 10°) and knee-rest (0–35° ± 10°) independently. The cranks fold into the foot board when not in use, clearing the ward access aisle and preventing accidental engagement by toddlers and visiting siblings.

0–75° ± 10° backrest adjustment

Backrest elevates from flat to a maximum of 75° (with ±10° tolerance), supporting respiratory positioning, post-anaesthetic recovery, meals, reading, parent interaction, and bedside teaching activity. The 75° upper limit is calibrated for paediatric soft-tissue protection during prolonged seated periods.

0–35° ± 10° knee-rest adjustment

The knee section elevates 0–35° independently of the backrest, reducing sacral shear during prolonged bed rest and creating a stable seated profile that resists patient slide-down. Particularly useful in post-operative paediatric orthopaedic and abdominal placements.

1975 × 880 mm compact external footprint

Compact paediatric-scaled footprint fits standard UK children's ward bay layouts with parent-stay seating preserved alongside the bed. The 210 mm length reduction from the Q2w sibling frees floor space in cubicle-style bays without compromising patient accommodation for under-10 users.

1730 × 780 mm mattress platform

The platform accepts paediatric pressure-redistribution mattresses sized for younger children. The 1730 mm length supports children up to approximately 1600 mm in height, and the 780 mm width supports lateral movement without excessive void around smaller patients.

540 mm fixed deck height

Deck height is fixed at 540 mm, calibrated for paediatric nursing assessment posture and parent-supervised mobilisation. Fixed height eliminates the maintenance category of variable-height mechanisms and is appropriate for routine paediatric ward use where electric profiling is not clinically required.

Twelve-fold stainless steel side rails

The signature CQ2k feature — twelve folding segments per side, stainless steel construction, full-perimeter when raised. Entrapment-gap geometry meets IEC 60601-2-52 paediatric annex clearances, and rail height above the mattress exceeds the elevated thresholds required for younger children at higher fall risk.

5-inch covered castors

Four 5-inch castors with covered housing for debris protection and reduced maintenance frequency. Smooth manoeuvrability across vinyl and sealed-laminate paediatric ward floors. Individual brake operation rather than central locking.

Detachable PP bed board with built-in mattress holder

The PP mattress platform lifts out as a single panel for terminal-clean cycles, with an integrated mattress holder preventing lateral sliding. The board sterilises at 100°C and tolerates standard chlorine, chlorhexidine, and isopropanol wipe-down.

Bed end with medical record card holder

The foot board carries a moulded paper record card holder, accommodating the paediatric observation chart formats that remain in widespread UK use alongside electronic systems. The holder is angled for reading without removal.

IV pole socket and telescopic stainless-steel IV pole

A stainless-steel IV pole socket is integrated at the bed end, with a telescopic stainless-steel IV pole supplied as standard. The pole adjusts in height for paediatric drip-chamber visibility and carries up to 15 kg total load on its plastic hooks.

ABS drainage hook

One ABS drainage hook attaches to the side rail for paediatric urinary catheter bags, wound drainage bottles, and other clinical drain management. The ABS construction wipes clean with chlorine-based agents.

Epoxy-coated steel frame on Baosteel raw material

Frame steel is sourced from Baosteel (Fortune Global 500 supplier) with an 11-process automotive-grade epoxy coating tested to 50 kg impact resistance. The coating tolerates routine paediatric ward cleaning chemistry without paint failure.

200 kg safe working load

The published 200 kg SWL covers the paediatric patient, mattress, bedding, and a co-sleeping parent during settled periods, with a margin for clinical equipment placed on the bed during procedures. The frame is overbuilt against the deck rating to provide safety margin during articulation under load.

CE marking under EU MDR

Full CE compliance under the EU Medical Device Regulation, with Declaration of Conformity and technical file extracts supplied at delivery. Required for any UK NHS or insurer-funded paediatric placement.

ISO 13485 manufacturer certification

Saikang manufactures under ISO 13485 quality management, with audit-trail evidence of design control, supplier control, and post-market surveillance across the production lifecycle. The certificate is supplied with each unit.

IEC 60601-2-52 paediatric annex compliance

Tested to the international safety standard for medical beds including the paediatric annex — entrapment zones, side-rail dimensions, articulation safety, and electrical safety. The test report ships with the standard delivery pack.

The Saikang CQ2k (SK-C2) supplied through Medigear.uk gives UK paediatric divisions a properly dimensioned, properly certified manual bed for the under-10 paediatric inpatient cohort — the cohort where a longer Q2w-style bed leaves disproportionate void around the patient and where the climb-out risk demands a finer-grained safety perimeter than a six-fold rail provides. The twelve-fold stainless steel rail is the defining clinical feature, addressing the active-young-patient fall-risk profile directly. With CE marking under EU MDR, ISO 13485 manufacturing, paediatric annex test evidence, UK-stocked spares, and Medigear.uk's MHRA importer registration handling regulatory routing, the CQ2k is a defensible specification for NHS children's wards, paediatric day-surgery units, paediatric assessment units, and private paediatric inpatient providers across the United Kingdom.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The CQ2k and the Q2w are direct siblings in Saikang's manual paediatric range, distinguished by length and rail design. The CQ2k has a 1975 mm external length and 1730 mm platform — 210 mm shorter than the Q2w — making it the right specification for younger children, approximately age 2 to age 10. The Q2w with its 2185 mm external length and 1940 mm platform is sized for older children, approximately age 4 to age 16. The CQ2k uses a twelve-fold stainless steel side rail giving a more continuous perimeter for higher-fall-risk younger users; the Q2w uses a six-fold aluminium-alloy rail more suitable for older children who require less climb-out protection. Trusts often specify both models across a paediatric ward to match bed configuration to assessed user age and risk.

Twelve fold segments per rail create a finer, more continuous safety perimeter — there are no large single panels that a small child can wedge a limb between or use as a foothold for climbing. The stainless steel material gives a stronger, harder-wearing finish than aluminium-alloy, important because younger children frequently grab, lean against, and use the rails as a play surface during long inpatient stays. Stainless steel also tolerates the high-frequency chlorine-based deep-clean cycles that paediatric infectious-disease wards require without surface degradation. The trade-off is weight — the stainless rail is heavier than aluminium — which is acceptable given the bed is largely static once positioned.

Yes. The CQ2k is CE-marked under the EU Medical Device Regulation, manufactured under ISO 13485, and tested to IEC 60601-2-52 including the paediatric annex. Medigear.uk holds the MHRA importer registration and supplies the full UK compliance pack — Declaration of Conformity, technical file extracts, IEC test reports, and the UK importer certificate. The documentation set meets NHS Supply Chain framework requirements, CQC inspection evidence, and trust-level paediatric procurement processes for under-10 paediatric inpatient placements.

The 1730 × 780 mm platform suits children from approximately age 2 to age 10, covering the toddler, preschool, and primary-school paediatric inpatient cohort. For infants under 12 months, a cot-bed is the appropriate specification rather than the CQ2k — Medigear.uk supplies Saikang's X01 infant crib range for that age group. For older children and adolescents above approximately age 10, the longer Q2w (SK-C1) or full-sized adult ward bed is the better dimensional match. Body weight is a more reliable selector than age alone; the CQ2k's 200 kg safe working load comfortably covers paediatric users and a co-sleeping parent during settled periods.

The detachable PP bed board with built-in mattress holder lifts out as a single panel for terminal-clean cycles, allowing the underside and frame to be addressed directly between patients. The twelve-fold stainless steel side rails wipe down with chlorine-based agents at 1,000 ppm available chlorine without surface degradation. The epoxy-painted steel frame uses Baosteel raw material with an 11-process automotive-grade coating tested to 50 kg impact resistance, tolerating routine chlorhexidine and isopropanol wipes. These features matter on younger-paediatric wards where viral gastroenteritis, RSV, and other transmissible presentations require frequent deep-clean turnaround.

Standard supply includes Saikang's 1-year manufacturer warranty on the full bed, extendable to 24 or 36 months under a Medigear.uk service-level agreement. UK-stocked spares include hand cranks, the stainless steel rail assemblies, castors, IV poles, and the PP platform panel — all available for next-working-day dispatch under warranty. Out-of-warranty service runs through Medigear.uk's fixed-price engineer network covering England, Wales, and Scotland, with transparent labour and parts pricing for trust paediatric division budget planning.

Yes. The 1730 × 780 mm platform accepts paediatric pressure-redistribution mattresses sized for younger children, with Medigear.uk offering compatible foam, hybrid foam-air, and alternating-air options. The built-in mattress holder integrated into the PP platform prevents lateral sliding during articulation and the active movement that characterises younger paediatric patients. Mattress specification should match the assessed Glamorgan paediatric pressure-risk score; the Medigear.uk clinical specifier can recommend an appropriate option at order placement.

Standard configuration includes one telescopic stainless-steel IV pole, an IV pole socket, an ABS drainage hook, the moulded medical record card holder on the foot board, and the built-in mattress holder integrated into the PP platform. Optional accessories include a vertical oxygen cylinder holder, an under-bed utility shelf for personal effects, and additional drainage hooks for multi-line catheter and drain management. All accessories clean to the same infection-control specification as the bed frame.

The CQ2k uses 5-inch covered castors — a wheel design where a protective housing shields the wheel mechanism from debris, hair, and fluids that accumulate in paediatric environments. Covered castors require less maintenance than open castors and are more suitable for the higher-frequency cleaning cycles of paediatric wards. The bed does not have central locking — individual castor brakes are operated as needed. For higher-acuity placements where rapid bed immobilisation during emergencies is essential, the Q2w (SK-C1) with central locking is the alternative specification.

Lead time on the CQ2k is typically 28 days from order to UK delivery (matching Saikang's published manufacturing lead time), plus 5–7 working days for customs and final delivery. For UK-stocked units, lead time is 3–5 working days. Delivery is two-person, into-ward, with assembly included as standard — the bed unpacks from its wooden case into the bay in approximately 20 minutes. Medigear.uk technicians verify mechanical safety on site, hand over to the ward team with a quick-reference operation card, and remove all packaging.