# KL-HL001 Bed Rail — Aluminum and Stainless Steel Side Rails in Four Configurations
Quick answer: The Keling KL-HL001 is a hospital bed side rail accessory offered in four variants: aluminum rail with 6 bars (1740 × 130 mm), aluminum rail with 5 bars (1490 × 120 mm), stainless steel rail with 6 bars (1750 × 135 mm) and stainless steel rail with 4 bars (1480 × 130 mm). Manufactured by Keling Medical (Keling Medical) as a patient safety accessory for hospital and nursing beds.
Quick Facts
- The Keling KL-HL001 is a hospital bed side rail (guard rail) accessory for patient fall prevention.
- Four variants are available: two aluminum and two stainless steel, each with different bar counts and dimensions.
- The aluminum 6-bar rail measures 1740 × 130 mm (L × H); the aluminum 5-bar rail measures 1490 × 120 mm.
- The stainless steel 6-bar rail measures 1750 × 135 mm (L × H); the SS 4-bar rail measures 1480 × 130 mm.
- KL-HL001 rails are designed as accessories compatible with hospital nursing beds and ward beds.
- The KL-HL001 is produced by Keling Medical, a Chinese medical equipment manufacturer with more than 20 years of industry experience.
Overview
The KL-HL001 bed rail range gives hospital procurement teams a comprehensive selection of side guard rails for inpatient beds. Available in both aluminum and stainless steel, and in either 4-bar, 5-bar or 6-bar ladder configurations, the KL-HL001 covers the primary fall-prevention requirements for general wards, ICUs and nursing facilities without requiring separate sourcing from multiple suppliers.
Aluminum variants offer a lightweight, corrosion-resistant option that reduces the overall bed weight and is easy for nursing staff to operate during patient transfers or repositioning. Stainless steel variants provide additional structural rigidity and durability for high-demand clinical environments where rails are raised and lowered many times per day. The range spans lengths from 1480 mm to 1750 mm, accommodating different bed frame profiles and clinical protocols for rail coverage.
The multi-bar ladder design of each variant gives patients a gripping surface for repositioning while the open bar structure allows nursing staff visual and physical access to the patient without fully lowering the rail. All four variants share the same product family, enabling hospitals to mix configurations across different bed types while managing a single accessory model number.
Key Features
- Four rail configurations — aluminum (5-bar and 6-bar) and stainless steel (4-bar and 6-bar) variants within a single model number for unified procurement.
- Aluminum 6-bar rail, 1740 × 130 mm — long-length lightweight aluminum rail with six-bar ladder for maximum side coverage and patient grip.
- Aluminum 5-bar rail, 1490 × 120 mm — shorter aluminum option for beds requiring narrower side coverage or lighter rail weight.
- SS 6-bar rail, 1750 × 135 mm — full-length stainless steel rail offering high rigidity and corrosion resistance for demanding clinical use.
- SS 4-bar rail, 1480 × 130 mm — compact stainless steel rail suitable for beds where a shorter rail length is specified.
- Open ladder bar design — multi-bar structure provides patient hand-hold points while retaining clear nursing access to the patient without fully removing the rail.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | KL-HL001 |
| Product type | Hospital bed side rail (guard rail) |
| Variant 1 | Aluminum rail, 6 bars — 1740 × 130 mm (L × H) |
| Variant 2 | Aluminum rail, 5 bars — 1490 × 120 mm (L × H) |
| Variant 3 | Stainless steel rail, 6 bars — 1750 × 135 mm (L × H) |
| Variant 4 | Stainless steel rail, 4 bars — 1480 × 130 mm (L × H) |
Specifications are subject to change; dimensional tolerances may apply. Contact Keling Medical for the latest datasheet.
Applications
KL-HL001 bed rails are used as patient fall-prevention accessories on hospital inpatient beds across general wards, surgical recovery bays, ICUs, HDUs and nursing homes. They are compatible with Keling Medical nursing beds such as the KL-BC130 and KL-BC131 and can be specified for both new bed orders and retrofitting to existing ward beds.
