IV Pump and Infusion Bag Holder

IV Pump & Infusion Bag Holder

This heavy-duty organizer is engineered for the rigors of HEMS and Critical Care Transport, ensuring multiple infusion lines remain vertical and secure during high-intensity patient movement. Designed by and for flight crews and medics, it streamlines the management of complex ALS drips.

High-Performance PETG Construction

Built from professional-grade PETG, this holder offers superior durability for the ambulance or flight deck:

• Structural Strength: High impact resistance to withstand drops and vibrations in moving aircraft or vehicles.

• Thermal Stability: Maintains integrity in temperatures up to 80°C, ensuring it won't warp in hot vehicle compartments.

• Chemical Resistance: Naturally resistant to common clinical disinfectants, alcohols, and harsh cleaning agents.

Field-Proven Load Capacity

• Static Load Capacity: Internally tested to withstand a 255 lb (1.1 kN) static load. Verification was conducted by suspending the weight from a single lower ring while the unit was held aloft by the primary top mounting ring.

• Engineering Benchmark: This structural strength calculates to approximately a 45 lb load at 5g, significantly exceeding the typical forces encountered during rapid deceleration or turbulent transport.

Functional Design

• Triple-Slot Layout: Manages up to three drip chambers simultaneously in an organized, vertical orientation.

• Universal Compatibility: Fits standard IV poles and mounting systems via a reinforced central point; compatible with setups for Alaris, Baxter, and Braun pumps.

• Streamlined Handoffs: Ideal for EMS and Medevac providers transitioning patients from hospital beds to transport litters without interrupting infusions.

Note on Testing: Performance ratings are based on internal static load testing and theoretical engineering calculations. While this holder is designed to exceed the weight requirements of standard infusion pumps and bags, it has not been independently certified for dynamic crash-load standards (e.g., SAE J3026). Users should follow agency protocols for securing equipment during transport.