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Vanry D-2

Product Code: HFAF-HB-3921

Clear walls, one handle and a basket: a newborn’s bed built for the midwife’s round.

The D-2 holds a newborn in a transparent bassinet on a wheeled frame, so staff and parents can see the baby from any side. One handle on a gas spring changes the bassinet’s angle, a mattress fits the base, and a wire basket hangs below.

Sections

Paediatric & Children Beds

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

850 × 530 × 920 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

The D-2 is Hebei Vanry Medical Devices’ infant bed for maternity wards, postnatal rooms and newborn nurseries. It includes a bassinet, a mattress, and an angle-adjusting handle, with a bed net as an option, and measures 850 × 530 × 920 mm overall. A second picture shows the bassinet tilted. It has no height adjustment and no electrical parts.

The transparent bassinet is the defining feature, and it shortens the checks a midwife makes all day. Colour, breathing and position can be seen through the walls without lifting a blanket or leaning over the cot, and a mother can see her baby from her own bed. The angle handle adds a second step in the routine. The handle works with a gas spring, so the bassinet tilts and then holds its angle. Tilting is for clinical positioning on a clinician’s instruction, since NHS safer sleep advice is for babies to sleep flat on their backs. The bassinet should go back to level afterwards.

Vanry’s photograph shows a clear bassinet with pink handles resting in a cream tubular cradle, with a pink oval mattress inside. Beneath the cradle sit the angle handle and gas spring, and a wire basket hangs between the uprights. Four castors with brake tabs carry the frame. The optional net is shown as a domed mesh canopy over the bassinet. Bassinet material and internal size, tilt range, safe working load, and whether the bassinet lifts out for cleaning depend on the manufacturer’s configuration.

The unit measures 850 × 530 × 920 mm. Medigear. uk offers it to buyers in more than 80 countries, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times.

The D-2 suits maternity and postnatal wards, labour and delivery suites, newborn nurseries and transitional care areas, for healthy term and near-term babies. Its case is workflow. Each part of the cot answers a step in the midwife’s round, from the first glance at the baby to the wipe-down after discharge.

The round starts with looking. Transparent walls let a midwife check colour, breathing, and position from the doorway, and let a mother watch from her bed, supporting rooming-in. Supplies travel with the baby in a wire basket, and four castors move the cot from the delivery suite to the ward to the nursery. Where a clinician asks for head-up positioning, the handle and gas spring tilt the bassinet in one movement and hold it there. In regions with mosquitoes, the optional net covers the baby between feeds. After discharge, staff remove the mattress and clean the bassinet before the next baby.

Each step has a rule attached. Tilt is for clinical reasons only, because NHS safer sleep advice is for babies to sleep flat on their backs, so the bassinet should return to level. Brakes go on whenever the cot stops. The mattress has to fit the bassinet base closely, and nothing loose belongs in the cot. The D-2 has no warming, monitoring or height adjustment, so babies needing special or intensive care need equipment built for that.

Maternity building projects, NHS procurement routes and public tenders abroad will ask for the device status, the standards applied and a declaration of conformity. The manufacturer issues the conformity documentation those procurement routes require, and the enquiry team shares it.

The baby in view

Clear bassinet walls show the baby from every side without disturbing them.

One-handle angle change

A single handle and gas spring tilt the bassinet and hold it in place.

Supplies travel with the cot.

A wire basket under the bassinet carries nappies, linen and notes.

From delivery suite to bedside

Four castors move the cot between rooms with the baby in it.

Mattress shaped to the bassinet.

An oval mattress is pictured sitting inside the bassinet base.

Protection from insects

The optional bed net covers the bassinet where mosquitoes are a concern.

A bassinet with handles

Pink handles on the bassinet rim give staff a grip.

Nothing to plug in

The cot has no electrical parts to test or charge.

Transparent bassinet

A clear moulded bassinet holds the baby.

Fitted mattress

A pink oval mattress sits in the bassinet base.

Angle adjusting handle

A handle beneath the cradle changes the bassinet’s angle.

Gas spring

A gas spring supports the bassinet and holds the chosen angle.

Tubular cradle

A cream tubular cradle surrounds and supports the bassinet.

Wire basket

A wire basket hangs between the frame uprights.

Cream steel frame

The uprights and base are finished in cream.

Four castors

The base stands on four castors.

Brake tabs

Each castor in the photograph appears to have a brake tab.

Pink bassinet handles

Two pink handles sit on the bassinet rim.

Optional bed net

A domed mesh net on its own frame is offered as an option.

Overall size of 850 × 530 mm

The cot measures 850 mm long and 530 mm across.

Overall height of 920 mm

The cot stands 920 mm tall overall.

The D-2 suits buyers equipping maternity and postnatal wards, delivery suites and newborn nurseries with a cot that follows the midwife’s round. Its transparent bassinet keeps the baby in view, a gas-spring handle changes the angle, a wire basket carries supplies, and four castors move the cot between rooms. An optional net covers the baby where insects are a risk. Keep it tilted for clinical positioning, then return the bassinet to level for sleep. Before ordering, ask for the bassinet material and internal size, the tilt range, the weight limits and the cleaning instructions. Medigear.uk lists the D-2 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. The enquiry team shares the full configuration and the declaration of conformity.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Vanry’s sheet labels a bassinet, a mattress and an angle-adjusting handle, and shows a wire basket and four castors in the photograph. A bed net is marked as optional.

Clear walls let staff check a baby’s colour, breathing and position without disturbing them, and let parents see their baby from the bed. They also show at a glance whether anything loose is lying in the cot.

A handle beneath the cradle releases a gas spring, and the bassinet tilts and holds its position. The tilt range and direction are set out in the manufacturer’s configuration and instructions for use.

Only for clinical positioning on a clinician’s instruction. NHS safer sleep advice is for babies to sleep flat on their backs on a firm mattress, so return the bassinet to level for routine sleep.

The photograph shows the bassinet with pink handles, pictured separately from the frame, which suggests it lifts out for cleaning. The instructions for use explain how it is secured in the cradle, and you should not carry a baby in it unless the instructions allow it.

The optional net is a domed mesh canopy that covers the bassinet against mosquitoes and other insects. Fit it on its frame, clear of the baby’s face, and follow local infection control advice on washing it.

The instructions for use set out cleaning agents and methods for the bassinet and mattress. Some clear plastics craze or cloud with alcohol or strong disinfectants, so check the list before use.

The four castors in the photograph appear to have brake tabs. The braking arrangement is set out in the manufacturer’s configuration, and brakes should be on whenever the cot is parked.

The maximum infant weight for the bassinet and the load limit for the basket are on the labelling and in the instructions for use. Establish both with the enquiry team before ordering.

The manufacturer’s declaration of conformity sets out the D-2’s status and class under UK MDR 2002, and the enquiry team shares it. BS EN 50637:2017 covers medical beds and cots for children, so ask whether it was applied. Vanry’s CE and ISO 13485:2016 certificates are held at company level, with no model named.