# KL-TC054 Infusion Treatment Trolley — Stainless Steel IV Cart with Hooks, Drawer and Bowl
Quick answer: The Keling KL-TC054 is a stainless steel infusion treatment trolley with an integral IV hook bar at the top, a single drawer for supplies, a bottom shelf, a stainless steel bowl holder and four premium casters, measuring 670 × 450 × 1700 mm (L × W × H). It is manufactured by Keling Medical (Keling Medical) for intravenous therapy and treatment procedures in hospitals and clinics worldwide.
Quick Facts
- The Keling KL-TC054 is an infusion treatment trolley built for IV therapy and procedure-side supply management.
- Overall dimensions are 670 × 450 × 1700 mm (L × W × H).
- A row of stainless steel hanging hooks at the top provides multiple IV bag suspension points for concurrent infusion management.
- A single drawer gives secure, immediate-access storage for syringes, IV sets, labels and small consumables.
- A spacious bottom shelf holds solution bottles, spare bags and larger supplies.
- A stainless steel bowl holder integrates a kidney dish or bowl for bedside use.
- Four premium casters provide quiet, stable movement and controlled positioning.
Overview
The KL-TC054 infusion treatment trolley is purpose-designed for IV therapy workflows, combining the bag-hanging capacity of a standard IV pole with the supply organisation of a treatment trolley in a single mobile unit. The hook bar at the top — reaching 1700 mm total height — provides multiple suspension points for IV bags, blood products or infusion pumps, eliminating the need for a separate IV stand beside the trolley and reducing the floor-space footprint at the patient bedside.
The single wide drawer at mid-height serves as the immediate-access supply zone: IV cannulas, syringes, alcohol swabs, labels and flush solutions can be pre-loaded at the nurses' station and carried to the bedside without secondary handling. The lower shelf holds larger items — 1 L solution bags, drip sets, priming tubing — within easy reach when the clinician needs to set up a new infusion without leaving the patient's side.
The integrated stainless steel bowl — held in a side bracket — adds a practical element for bedside clinical work: it accepts a kidney dish for discarded packaging or an antiseptic solution for site preparation. Four premium casters ensure quiet, smooth movement through busy ward corridors, and the cart reaches IV-pole working height at 1700 mm while remaining stable on its wide 670 × 450 mm base footprint.
Key Features
- IV hook bar with multiple hooks — top-mounted hook rail provides multiple bag suspension points for concurrent IV infusion management without a separate IV stand.
- Single mid-level drawer — wide drawer provides immediate-access secure storage for syringes, IV sets and small consumables.
- Lower supply shelf — open bottom shelf holds solution bottles, spare IV bags and larger supplies within reach.
- Integrated stainless steel bowl holder — side bracket holds a kidney dish or antiseptic bowl for bedside procedure support.
- Premium casters — four quiet, stable casters for smooth movement and controlled positioning at the patient bedside.
- Stainless steel throughout — corrosion-resistant construction withstands repeated chemical disinfection and ward conditions.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | KL-TC054 |
| Product type | Infusion treatment trolley |
| Overall size (L × W × H) | 670 × 450 × 1700 mm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Top hook bar | Multiple IV hooks |
| Drawer | 1 |
| Lower shelf | 1 open |
| Accessories | Stainless steel bowl holder |
| Casters | 4 premium |
Specifications are subject to change; dimensional tolerances may apply. Contact Keling Medical for the latest datasheet.
Applications
The KL-TC054 infusion treatment trolley is used wherever IV therapy is administered at scale: inpatient medical and surgical wards, oncology infusion suites, emergency departments, paediatric wards, day procedure centres and outpatient infusion clinics. The combined hook-and-supply-storage design also suits blood transfusion management, parenteral nutrition administration and medication reconstitution workflows.
