Progeny-Midmark 30-A2078 - MOBILE STAND BASE
The Midmark 30-A2078 Mobile Stand Base is a durable equipment support platform designed to provide stable mobility for clinical diagnostic and treatment devices. Built for demanding healthcare environments, this stand base allows medical professionals to position equipment precisely where needed while maintaining safety and workflow efficiency. Its low-profile structure and reinforced construction help support commonly mounted devices such as monitors, diagnostic modules, and treatment accessories without compromising maneuverability.
Healthcare facilities rely on flexible room configurations, and this mobile stand base helps eliminate fixed equipment limitations. By allowing smooth relocation between exam rooms, procedure areas, and treatment bays, the base improves room turnover and reduces unnecessary lifting or repositioning of sensitive equipment.
Key Benefits
The stand base provides strong load-bearing capacity while maintaining controlled mobility. Heavy-duty casters allow effortless movement across tile, vinyl, or sealed concrete flooring commonly found in hospitals and outpatient clinics. The balanced weight distribution prevents tipping when equipment is mounted and adjusted during procedures.
The compact footprint allows the stand to fit easily alongside exam tables and procedure chairs without obstructing patient access. This supports better ergonomics for providers and reduces strain during long clinical sessions.
The powder-coated metal construction resists corrosion, cleaning chemicals, and daily wear. Facilities can disinfect the surface repeatedly without damaging structural integrity or appearance.
The base also supports modular equipment configurations, enabling clinics to adapt rooms quickly for different specialties or patient needs.
Compatibility and Applications
The Midmark mobile stand base is commonly used with diagnostic equipment such as vital sign monitors, procedure lights, imaging accessories, and clinical workstation components. It is well suited for primary care clinics, specialty practices, urgent care centers, surgical suites, and rehabilitation facilities.
The design supports attachment to compatible Midmark mounting systems and other universal equipment brackets commonly used in healthcare settings. This flexibility allows clinics to standardize equipment placement across multiple rooms without requiring permanent wall installation.
Applications include patient monitoring during examinations, supporting minor procedures, mobile diagnostic testing, and flexible equipment staging in multi-use treatment rooms.
Usage Guidelines
Position the stand on a flat and stable floor surface before mounting equipment. Lock the caster brakes after positioning to prevent movement during clinical use. Ensure equipment weight does not exceed recommended limits and verify proper mounting alignment before powering connected devices.
When moving the stand between rooms, unlock the wheels and guide the unit slowly to avoid abrupt stops. Avoid pulling attached cables during transport to protect both equipment and electrical connections.
Regularly inspect caster locks and mounting points to confirm safe operation during patient care.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The stand base is manufactured to meet healthcare equipment safety expectations and is intended for professional medical environments. Materials are selected for compatibility with hospital-grade disinfectants and routine sanitation procedures.
The structure supports stable operation under typical clinical loads, helping facilities maintain safe patient environments while complying with workplace safety practices.
Comparison with Competitors
Unlike generic rolling stands that prioritize mobility over stability, this Midmark stand base is engineered specifically for medical applications. The reinforced construction minimizes vibration when equipment is adjusted or used during procedures.
Many third-party stands require frequent tightening or develop caster wobble over time. The Midmark design maintains alignment and balance even after repeated relocation throughout a busy clinic day.
The integrated compatibility with clinical mounting accessories also reduces the need for adapters, simplifying installation compared to universal stands.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This stand base is ideal for physicians, nurses, medical assistants, and technicians who rely on mobile diagnostic equipment. In primary care settings, it allows monitors to move between patient rooms quickly during high patient volume.
Specialty practices use the stand to position imaging or treatment modules next to exam chairs during procedures and remove them afterward to free floor space. Rehabilitation therapists may reposition devices around patients to improve access during mobility exercises.
Facilities transitioning to flexible treatment rooms benefit from the ability to reconfigure equipment layouts without construction or wall mounting.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Clean the stand regularly using approved medical disinfectants. Wipe caster wheels to remove debris that could affect movement. Check brake engagement weekly to confirm proper locking performance.
Inspect mounting hardware during routine equipment maintenance cycles. Tighten fasteners if necessary and replace worn caster components according to facility maintenance protocols.
Avoid storing excessive weight on the stand beyond recommended equipment capacity. Keeping weight balanced helps extend service life and maintains safe operation.
Regulatory and Safety Information
The stand base is intended for use in professional healthcare environments by trained personnel. It should be used with compatible equipment and installed according to manufacturer recommendations. Always verify stability before patient interaction and secure cables to prevent tripping hazards.
Routine facility safety checks should include inspection of mobile equipment supports to maintain compliance with internal safety policies and clinical best practices.
How to Order
To place an order or receive assistance selecting compatible equipment accessories, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850. Representatives can help confirm compatibility and provide availability information for your facility.
