For the sake of patients, infusion chairs should be made of environmentally friendly and non-toxic materials that meet ISO9000 standards. The surfaces of metal parts should be smooth and free of burrs; otherwise, they may cause scratches to patients. Infusion chairs are generally assembled, so all parts should be securely connected using hexagonal screws to ensure the safety of patients receiving infusions. Furthermore, due to the hospital environment, the metal parts of the infusion chair should be able to be cleaned repeatedly with disinfectant, have high corrosion resistance, and stainless steel seat legs have a longer lifespan, generally 7-10 years.
Infusion arm, seat, cushion, armrests, legs, crossbeams, and other accessories.