8 manufactured models
Hospital bed accessories, spares and OEM components
Side rails, ABS headboards, castors, bed head units, IV stands and traction frames — spares and OEM components.
8 models in this familyBed Head Units, Castors, Headboards, IV Stands, Orthopaedic & Traction, Side Rails
CE · ISO 13485Made at Keling's own Yangzhou plant
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Which hospital bed accessories and spare parts does Keling supply?
Keling Medical manufactures 8 hospital bed accessory lines: aluminium, stainless-steel and ABS side rails, ABS headboards with anti-collision protection, 100 mm and 125 mm castors with and without brakes, aluminium-alloy bed head units, stainless-steel IV stands and overhead orthopaedic traction frames. They are supplied both as spare parts for beds already in service and as OEM components.
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Bed Head Units (1)Castors (1)Headboards (2)IV Stands (1)Orthopaedic & Traction (1)Side Rails (2)
KL-CA012
Aluminum Alloy Bedside Service Panel for Hospital Rooms
Aluminum alloyBed Head Units
Bed Head Units
KL-HL003
Universal Hospital Bed Headboard with Anti-Collision Protection
ABS plasticHeadboards
ABS Headboard
KL-LJ045-1
Stainless Steel IV Pole for Hospital Bed and Transfusion Chair
Stainless steelIV Stands
I.V. Stand
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Bed Accessories & Parts specification comparison
Every model in this category, with the figures tenders ask for. Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen, or print it for a tender file.
| Model | Product type | Material | Color |
|---|---|---|---|
| KL-CA011 Castor | Hospital bed castor (accessory) | — | — |
| KL-CA012 Bed Head Units | Bed head unit (bedside service panel) | Aluminum alloy | Customizable |
| KL-HL001 Bed Rail | Hospital bed side rail (guard rail) | — | — |
| KL-HL002 ABS Side Rail | ABS hospital bed side rail (guard rail) | ABS plastic | White with blue trim (coordinated ABS design) |
| KL-HL003 ABS Headboard | ABS hospital bed headboard | ABS plastic | White with blue trim |
| KL-HL004 ABS Headboard | ABS hospital bed headboard | ABS plastic | White frame with blue ABS center insert |
| KL-LJ045 Orthopedics Traction | Orthopedics traction frame (hospital bed accessory) | — | — |
| KL-LJ045-1 I.V. Stand | I.V. stand (intravenous infusion pole) | Stainless steel | Blue |
Specifications are subject to continuous improvement and dimensional tolerances apply — ask for the signed datasheet before issuing a purchase order or tender document.
Before you specify
What to decide first
The questions that most often change which model is the right one.
Buy spares in the same lot as the beds
Castors, side rails and headboards for roughly 5% of the fleet, ordered with the beds, cost a fraction of sourcing them as a one-off shipment three years later.
Aluminium and stainless versus ABS rails
Metal rails survive the trolley impact and pass the damage into the frame. ABS rails crack and are replaced cheaply. Neither is simply better — on wards with heavy trolley traffic, ABS plus a stock of spares is often the cheaper ten-year decision.
Castors are a consumable
Specify diameter, braking arrangement and tread material against your floors. Central braking is safer than four individual brakes, because a bed with three brakes applied is a bed that moves during a transfer.
Bed head units belong in the ward package
The aluminium-alloy bedside service panel carries gas outlets, sockets and nurse-call points. Ordering it with the beds is what keeps the finish consistent across a floor.
Confirm fitment before ordering spares
Tell us the bed model and, where possible, send a photograph of the mounting. Rails and headboards are supplied in several lengths and fixing patterns.
About this range
These are the parts that decide how long a hospital bed stays in service. Frames and actuators rarely fail first — rails get struck by trolleys, ABS headboards crack, castors deform and drag, latches wear. A bed with no available spares is scrapped years early, and the replacement cost is many times the price of the part that failed.
Because of that, these lines are catalogued separately rather than buried inside the bed specifications. Distributors hold them as opening stock; hospitals include them in the same tender lot as the beds; OEM customers specify them as the visible, brandable parts of a bed built to their own design.
Quotation for bed accessories & parts
Send the models and quantities you need. We reply with FOB or CIF pricing, lead time, packing dimensions and the number of units per 20ft and 40HQ container.