Mobile infusion · 45-foot platform

Mobile infusion clinics.

A long expandable semi-trailer in compact form, coupled to a tractor outside an industrial building. — Retracted and coupled to a tractor.

An expanded long semi-trailer with its side sections and access stairs deployed in a warehouse. — Side sections and access stairs deployed.

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Base-platform reference photographs. Clinical fit-out, privacy finishes and access are specified per project.

An expandable platform. An infusion interior planned around your service.

Explore the clinical story

Watch the side sections open

Base-platform time-lapse reference. Clinical fit-out, privacy finishes and access are specified per project.

The platform, in motion.

Side sections move out from the retracted shell. This continuous time-lapse shows the base platform before stairs and roof rails are set up. The clinical interior and site requirements are specified for your project.

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Clinical reference · Hospital setting

Care informs the layout.

Patient seating, the clinician’s working position and the treatment equipment are considered together. Staff access, control visibility and line routing form part of your service brief.

A clinician in protective clothing handling a suspended bag beside two stacked B. Braun Space pumps and a seated patient in a hospital setting. — Hospital clinical reference. The mobile interior and final equipment are specified per project.

Inspect the pump arrangement

Gloved hands beside an infusion bag and two stacked B. Braun Infusomat Space pumps. — B. Braun oncology equipment-in-use reference. Clinical scope and final equipment agreed per project.

One pole. A modular arrangement.

This native detail from the same photograph shows two stacked B. Braun Space pumps, the hanging bag and the clinician’s hands. The configuration, accessories and service connections follow your clinical specification.

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Illustrative treatment-position study

A treatment position, in context.

This close view studies one chair within a current expandable platform reference. The full infusion layout brings treatment positions, assessment, storage and clinical support into the service brief.

Illustrative single treatment-chair position beside a neutral wall, with a central black post, open floor and rear glazed opening in an expandable platform reference. — Source-based illustrative concept. Final layout, equipment and clinical suitability require project-specific design.

Chair positions

Compare the upright and lying-flat manufacturer references below. The final chair, accessories and location follow the clinical and equipment review.

Staff approach

Plan the clinician’s approach and patient transfer around the selected chair and treatment equipment. Working clearances follow the clinical and equipment review.

Shell structure

The post and floor joints remain part of the layout review. Equipment placement, deployment and transport arrangements are agreed for the project.

Compare chair positions

OEM chair reference

These manufacturer views show upright and lying-flat configurations. Chair selection, staff access and nearby equipment are reviewed for the project.

BIONIC ComfortLine3 reference chair with upright backrest, raised leg section, arm supports, handset and accessory pole. — Upright, with the leg section raised.

BIONIC ComfortLine3 reference chair in its manufacturer-shown lying-flat position, with base, handset and accessory pole visible. — Lying-flat manufacturer view.

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BIONIC ComfortLine3 manufacturer reference images, separate from the illustrated chair. Final model, accessories and layout follow the clinical and equipment review.

Planning your infusion clinic

Specify your infusion service.

A consistent platform.

One standardized 45-foot expandable platform, for an individual clinic or a fleet.

A service-specific interior.

Treatment chairs, observation, assessment and medication and consumables storage are planned for the clinical application. The final layout and service connections follow equipment and site review.

Your clinical scope.

Share your therapy mix, equipment specification, locations and schedule. Preparation, monitoring and emergency support are specified around your service. Drug preparation arrangements are agreed with the responsible provider.