Stainless Steel Bed Pan, Standard or Fracture Style

This reusable stainless steel bed pan is available in Standard and Fracture styles for toileting support in clinical, long-term care, and home care settings. Its smooth, durable construction resists cracks and stains, while the two profiles provide options for different positioning needs.

Key Features

• Durable, reusable stainless steel construction
• Smooth surface designed for straightforward cleaning
• Resists cracks, stains, and odors
• Standard and low-profile Fracture styles available
• Fracture style includes a loop handle for easier positioning

Available Styles

• Standard, SKU 7089: 14 inches long x 12 inches wide x 4 inches high, rounded full-size profile, 350 lb weight capacity
• Fracture, SKU 7089B: 15 inches long x 11 inches wide, low-profile design with loop handle, 440 lb weight capacity

Specifications

• Material: Stainless steel
• Use type: Reusable
• Condition: New
• Standard SKU: 7089
• Fracture SKU: 7089B
• Standard dimensions: 14 inches long x 12 inches wide x 4 inches high
• Fracture dimensions: 15 inches long x 11 inches wide
• Standard weight capacity: 350 lb
• Fracture weight capacity: 440 lb

Ideal For

The Standard style is suited to users who can be repositioned enough to accommodate its rounded profile. The low-profile Fracture style is designed for situations where positioning movement needs to be minimized. Both options can be used in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care settings, and home care. Select the style that matches the user’s positioning requirements and follow the care provider’s directions when applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Standard and Fracture styles?

The Standard style has a full-size rounded profile. The Fracture style has a lower, flatter profile and a loop handle, making it easier to position when movement must be limited.

What are the weight capacities?

The Standard style has a 350 lb weight capacity. The Fracture style has a 440 lb weight capacity.

How should the bed pan be cleaned?

Clean and disinfect the bed pan after each use according to the facility’s procedures or the cleaning product manufacturer’s directions. Rinse and dry it thoroughly before storage.

Can this bed pan be used in a home care setting?

Yes. Both styles are reusable and suitable for home care as well as clinical and long-term care environments. Choose the profile that best fits the user’s positioning needs and use as directed.