
Theatre
Drip Stand
Height-adjustable stainless steel IV drip stand on castors for hanging infusion bags and bottles.

Overview
A drip stand holds infusion bags and bottles above the patient so gravity drives the flow through the giving set, and gives a mounting point for infusion and syringe pumps where fitted. The telescopic centre column adjusts through a wide height range and locks with a knob, letting staff set the correct head of pressure for the infusion, and the hooks at the top take several bags at once.
A weighted five-castor base keeps the stand stable while it is wheeled with the patient, making it standard equipment on wards, in theatres, and in ICU.
Medix East Africa supplies the drip stand with pre-installation site assessment, delivery, installation and commissioning by our own biomedical engineers, and acceptance testing before handover. Operator training is delivered to the staff who will use it day to day, and technical training is available for your biomedical department.
After handover we hold genuine spare parts for the equipment we supply, run preventive maintenance under annual contract, and respond to faults across Kenya and the wider East African region. Pricing is issued by formal quotation, because it depends on configuration, quantity, delivery terms and warranty.
Key features
- Installed and commissioned by Medix biomedical engineers
- Operator training delivered at handover
- Genuine spare parts held locally
- Preventive maintenance available under annual contract
Technical specifications
| Construction | Stainless steel |
|---|---|
| Mobility | Castor-mounted |
| Manufacturer | Supplied by Medix East Africa |
| Category | Theatre equipment |
| Installation | Site assessment, installation and commissioning by Medix engineers |
| Training | Operator training delivered at handover |
| Support | Preventive maintenance and genuine spare parts |
| Coverage | Kenya and East Africa |
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and may vary by configuration. Confirmed specifications are stated on your formal quotation.
Clinical applications
- Operating theatres
- Surgical centres
- Day-case theatres
- Referral hospitals


