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MRI IV Stand

Non-magnetic IV Pole featuring a heavy weighted base for stability and two positive non-slip hooks.

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Tag Features

  • Non-ferrous construction
  • Five-leg base
  • Height adjustable

Description

This non-magnetic IV Pole features a heavy weighted base for stability and two positive non-slip hooks which prevent loss of solution when accidentally jarred. The stand is height adjustable from 59" to 89.5" with a positive lock hand adjustment. Constructed of welded steel, the stand is mounted on five swivel casters.

Models & Ordering

240-091IV Stand, MRI
Biodex Medical Systems, Inc.

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