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Vanry B-6

Product Code: HFAF-HB-3759

Sit up, swing the table across, and breakfast is within reach.

Mealtimes go more smoothly when patients can reach their own food. Two cranks sit them up and support their legs, and an over-bed table brings the tray within reach, freeing staff to help the patients who need it most.

Sections
Manual bed
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
Size:
2190 × 980 × 500 mm
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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Designed around the meal tray, the B-6 from Hebei Vanry Medical Devices is a two-function manual hospital bed sold as a Full-Fowler Manual Bed. It offers backrest raise/lower and leg section raise/lower, each driven by its own hand crank, and the Chinese product name describes a manual two-crank bed. Overall size is 2190 × 980 × 500 mm, with a fixed height of 500 mm. This model does not include height adjustment, Trendelenburg, lateral tilt, or CPR release, and it has no powered functions.

Mealtimes are where the B-6 earns its place. The backrest sits the patient upright, the leg section keeps them seated, and an over-bed table on its own stand brings the tray across the bed at eating height. Patients who can feed themselves do so as soon as the tray arrives, so nurses and volunteers can spend the meal with the patients who need assistance; on a busy ward, that turns a crowded half-hour into a calmer, better-supported service.

As pictured, the B-6 has an over-bed table on a vertical stand beside the rail, moulded headboards and footboards with blue inset panels and grey push handles, blue corner bumpers, full-length vertical-bar side rails with yellow latch fittings, a perforated backrest, a slotted deck, small red hooks on the frame, a red and green foot-end pedal and four castors. The seller can provide table-fixing and castor details on request.

The B-6 measures 2190 × 980 mm at a fixed height of 500 mm. Medigear.uk lists it for business buyers worldwide. Before ordering, request the safe working load, table fixing and load, rail dimensions, and the declaration of conformity from the seller.

Medical and older people's wards, where most patients eat their meals in or beside the bed, are the clearest fit for the B-6. When patients sit upright with the table already in place, trays can go straight to those who feed themselves, while staff and volunteers spend the meal with patients who need help.

Care and nursing homes can use it for residents who take breakfast or supper in their rooms. The backrest and leg section give a comfortable, supported sitting position, and the table keeps food, drinks and personal items close at hand throughout the day.

Rehabilitation and convalescent units benefit where patients are regaining independence. Eating unaided from a well-placed table is one of the first everyday tasks patients take back, and the bed supports it without any extra equipment.

Wards running protected mealtimes or volunteer mealtime assistance programmes can pair the B-6 with those routines, so that assistance goes where it adds most to what patients actually eat. Position patients with swallowing difficulties as their speech and language therapy assessment directs.

Where rails are fitted, MHRA guidance and the 2023 National Patient Safety Alert govern their assessment, fitting and maintenance, with an individual assessment covering the mattress in use.

The B-6 is a poor fit for dependent patients needing frequent bedside care or assisted transfers, for children, for bariatric patients until the safe working load is confirmed, for patients at high risk of falling from bed, and for care requiring head-down tilt.

Public procurement routes, including NHS frameworks and equivalent tenders elsewhere, ask for the declaration of conformity, the standard edition tested, and the device class. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Meals within easy reach

The over-bed table swings across the bed and brings the tray right to the patient. Food, drinks and cutlery sit exactly where they are needed.

Independence at every meal

Patients who can feed themselves start eating as soon as the tray arrives. Eating unaided supports confidence, dignity and a sense of normal routine.

Staff time where it matters

With capable patients eating independently, nurses and volunteers can give their full attention to the patients who need help at mealtimes.

Upright and comfortable for eating

The backrest crank lifts patients into a supported sitting position, and the leg section keeps them seated securely throughout the meal.

A table for the whole day

Between meals, the table holds drinks, glasses, books and personal items, keeping everyday essentials within reach from the bed.

Full-length rails for reassurance

Full-length vertical-bar rails with bright yellow latch fittings give patients a secure edge and staff a quick, clear release.

Built to move and protect

Grey push handles on both boards give a firm grip for steering, and blue corner bumpers take the knocks at doorways and walls.

Works in any room, at any time

Both movements are mechanical, with no motor or mains lead, so the bed is ready in every room and through every power cut.

Two-function manual bed

Backrest and leg section, each driven by its own hand crank for smooth, deliberate positioning.

Full-Fowler positioning

Backrest and leg section work together to seat the patient upright with the legs supported.

Backrest raise and lower

Lifts the upper body into a supported sitting position for meals and returns it flat for rest.

Leg section raise and lower

Supports the lower limbs and keeps the patient seated securely while eating.

Over-bed table

A flat table on a vertical stand that swings across the bed for meals and everyday use, as pictured.

Fixed 500 mm height

A steady, consistent height across every bedspace.

No electrical components

No motor, battery, handset or mains lead, so the bed works anywhere.

2190 mm overall length

A full adult-length frame with comfortable room from head to foot.

980 mm overall width

A compact width that passes easily through doorways and lift cars.

Blue-panel headboard and footboard

Moulded boards with blue inset panels and grey tubular push handles along the top.

Blue corner bumpers

Rounded bumpers at each corner that protect walls and door frames.

Full-length vertical-bar side rails

Continuous rails with yellow latch fittings for quick, clear operation.

Perforated backrest and slotted deck

Ventilated sections that let air circulate beneath the mattress.

Frame hooks and foot-end pedal

Small hooks along the frame and a red and green marked pedal at the foot end, as pictured.

Four castors

Four castors for smooth movement between rooms.

ISO 13485 certified manufacturer

Made by Hebei Vanry Medical Devices, which publishes ISO 13485:2016 certification for its medical device quality management system.

The B-6 is a two-crank manual bed built around mealtimes. The backrest keeps the patient upright, the leg section keeps them seated, and an over-bed table brings the tray within reach, so capable patients can eat independently while staff focus on those who need help. It stands at a fixed 500 mm, needs no electricity and suits adults who largely manage their own movement, on wards and in care homes where many meals are taken in bed. Medigear.uk lists the B-6 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Request the safe working load, table fixing and load, rail dimensions, itemised supply and declaration of conformity from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The backrest crank sits the patient upright, the leg section helps hold them in position, and the over-bed table brings the tray within easy reach. Patients who can feed themselves start eating as soon as the tray arrives. Staff can then focus on patients who need prompting, food cut up, or full assistance.

A 2023 systematic review of trained volunteer mealtime assistants in adult hospital inpatients identified 14 articles, most involving older patients. Seven of the eight studies reporting dietary intake found improvements at single meals, with protein gains of 4.3 to 10.1 g and energy gains of 44 to 105 kcal, although effects over 24 hours were less consistent and the evidence was rated moderate at best. Staff, patients and volunteers reported positive experiences, including reduced nursing workload, and no adverse events were reported. A bed that lets capable patients eat independently helps concentrate that assistance where it does the most good.

Most eating guidance favours an upright position with the back supported and the head slightly forward. The B-6's backrest provides the sitting position, and raising the leg section helps stop the patient from sliding down the bed during the meal. Position patients with swallowing difficulties as their speech and language therapy assessment directs, and staff should confirm the backrest angle range with the seller if a specific angle is prescribed.

As pictured, the table sits on a vertical stand beside the side rail and swings across the bed. The fixing method, maximum load, and whether the table ships as standard are available from the seller on request. Ask whether the table can be removed or swung clear quickly, so it never obstructs the rail during a transfer or emergency.

The photograph shows an over-bed table, full-length vertical-bar side rails, push handles, corner bumpers, frame hooks, a colour-marked foot-end pedal and four castors. Ask the seller to itemise every supplied part on the quotation, including the table, castor diameter and braking arrangement. A mattress is available on request.

In the UK, MHRA guidance (Bed rails: management and safe use) and National Patient Safety Alert NatPSA/2023/010/MHRA require an individual risk assessment before rails are used, gap checks between the rail, mattress, and boards, and planned maintenance with recorded inspections. MHRA checklists have set 120 mm as the maximum gap between rail bars and at least 220 mm from the top of the uncompressed mattress to the top of the rail. Request the rail dimensions from the seller and measure them with the mattress you will use.

No motor, battery, handset or mains lead is fitted, so the bed needs no socket and sits outside portable appliance testing. In the UK, it remains work equipment under the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998, which cover maintenance and staff training. With a fixed height, the bed does not raise or lower the patient as a whole, and whether LOLER applies is a judgement for the duty holder's competent person.

IEC 80601-2-52:2026 is the current international standard for adult medical beds, and its scope includes manual beds with or without adjustable functions. Some declarations still cite IEC 60601-2-52:2009 with its 2015 amendment, so ask which edition the B-6 was tested against. A bed of this kind is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002, or higher depending on use; confirm this against the declaration of conformity at order. Great Britain accepts CE-marked devices under transitional arrangements. At the same time, the MHRA consults on indefinite recognition, and a manufacturer outside the UK needs a UK Responsible Person to register the device for the GB market. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the seller confirms what applies where the unit is going.

It does not suit dependent patients who need frequent bedside care or assisted transfers, because the working height is fixed at 500 mm. HSE guidance states that where patients need to be handled in bed, providing electric profiling beds must be considered under the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992. It is built for adults, and you should confirm the safe working load in writing before allocating the bed to bariatric patients. Patients at high risk of falling from bed and those needing head-down tilt need different equipment.