Salsbury Industries1010 East 62nd Street

Los Angeles CA 90001-1598

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I.V. Support Systems

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19911 / 19912I.V. bottle holder

assembly

deep-well bottle holder rings

accessiblepush button adjustment

multiple positioning

heavy gaugestructural members

I.V. bottle stations

19911 / 19912 I.V. Bottle holder

speCIFICaTIons

19911 / 19912 I.V. bottle holder assemblies are adjustable to multiple positions. The 19911 adjustable I.V. bottle holder assembly is for use with ceilings up to 9’. It weighs 6 lbs. and is 22-15/32’’ long in the retracted position and 35’’ fully extended. The 19912 adjustable I.V. bottle holder is for use with ceilings 9’ - 10’. It weighs 8 lbs. and is 32’’ long in the retracted position and 54’’ fully extended. By use of a positive push button safety lock mechanism, each assembly is adjustable and can be raised or lowered to multiple gravity feed positions with one hand. This allows adjustment control to be conveniently reached, yet off the floor and out of the way. The 8-hook unit locks securely at the required hydrostatic flow point and a turn of the I.V. holder assembly will lock and unlock the carrier assembly anywhere along the track. The assembly’s top bottle hold-ers are offset 45° allowing simultaneous use of all holders. All parts subject to mechanical wear are heat treated to mini-mize wear and to ensure proper locking. The system’s rods, tubing and internal operating parts are all machined and fabricated of stainless steel and polished.

19900 series Intravenous (I.V.) support systems

Salsbury Industries’ intravenous support systems have provided medical facilities with years of trouble free service.

These innovative systems are comprised of anod-ized extruded aluminum track and components coupled with stainless steel adjust-able I.V. bottle holders and carrier assemblies. The systems have been designed for easy posi-tioning and positive locking of the I.V. bottle holder assem-blies anywhere along the track. These quality I.V. support systems are conductive and eliminate the danger of static electricity when grounded.

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19900 series Track 1-9/16” W x 1” H x .068”

speCIFICaTIons

19901 track is an anodized aluminum extrusion measuring 1-9/16” W x 1” H. It is available in straight pieces (19901S) or curved pieces (19901C) customized to your requirements. All bends are formed with a 12’’ inside radius. Lengths over 17’ require the use of a splicer.

The minimum distance between two 90° bends is 36’’.

Approximate shipping weight is 1lb. per 3’ of track.

19920 end stop fittings are made of 16-gauge anodized aluminum. One is required at each end of a track for car-rier insertion and removal when in the open position. They also function to stop the carrier when in the closed position.

19925 splicers are made of 16-gauge anodized aluminum and are used to align two pieces of adjoining track.

19901track

19920end stop

Typical Track Configurations

Straight track is recommended for patient rooms. Oval shaped track is recommended for operating rooms. U shaped track is recommended for intensive care units. (see page 8 for track estimating information)

Typical Bill of Material (for U shaped application)

(17’) 19901C Curved Track (1) 7’ x 3’ x 7’ (U shape)

(2) 19911 / 19912 I.V. Bottle Holder Assembly(2) 19915 Carrier (2) 19920 End Stop

19925 splicer

19915 Carrier assembly actual size 19901 track & 19915 carrier assembly shown

speCIFICaTIons

19915 carrier assemblies are designed for smooth reli-able operation. The hooks are made of 1/4’’ thread-rolled stainless steel rods that are permanently swedged at the top to prevent accidental removal from the carrier. Each carrier incorporates a 12-gauge stainless steel carriage, two 1/4’’ diameter stainless steel axles, four machined aluminum wheels and four nylon caps to secure the wheels. One stainless steel washer fits into one 1/8’’ nylon ring which applies pressure on the rail of the track and locks the carrier in place when turned.

Cubicle Curtain Track

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19100 / 19200 series Cubicle Track

Salsbury Industries’ cubicle curtain track and carriers are designed to permit quick and quiet movement of privacy curtains. Both the 19100 series and 19200 series track are available in straight pieces (19101S / 19201S) or curved pieces (19101C / 19201C) customized to your requirements. All bends are formed with a 12’’ inside radius. Lengths over 16’ require the use of a splicer. The minimum distance

19106 / 19206snap out

19105 / 19205end stop

19111 / 19211 (internal - not shown)

splicer

Typical Track Configurations

Track is typically 6’’ wider across the end of the bed than the spacing along the wall to more closely join the end of a straight track with the radius of the curve on the adjacent track. (see page 8 for track estimating information)

Typical Bill of Material (illustrated above)

(43’) 19101C / 19201C Curved Track (1) 8’ x 6’ LHB (left hand bend)

(2) 8’ x 6’-6” LHB (left hand bend)

(95) 19103 / 19203 Carrier (track length x 2.2 multiplier)

(6) 19105 / 19205 End Stop (3) 19106 / 19206 Snap Out(3) Curtain 16’ W x 7’ H

Both the 19100 and 19200 series’ components operate the same. The 19100 series is shown.

between two 90° bends is 36’’. Both systems are engineered for ease of installation. Approximate shipping weight is 1lb. per 3’ of track.

19146 / 192462’ x 2’ 90° Bend

19147 / 192472’ x 2’ 45° Bend

19101S / 19201Sstraight track

19101C / 19201Csamples of curved track

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19100 series Track 1-3/8” W x 3/4” H x .062”actual size 19101 track & 19103 carrier shown

speCIFICaTIons

19101 track is an anodized aluminum extrusion measuring 1-3/8’’ W x 3/4’’ H and is considered the industry standard.

19103 carriers glide on the inside channels of the track on two 5/8’’ nylon self lubricating wheels. The wheels are then attached to 1/8’’ nylon axles on the carriage. An attached nickel plated steel bead chain (available in standard or custom lengths) is connected to a 1-7/16’’ stainless steel hook.

19105 end stop fittings are made of 16-gauge anod-ized aluminum and attach to each end of the track to prevent accidental carrier removal.

19106 snap out fittings are made of 16-gauge anod-ized aluminum. One is required for each run of track for easy insertion and removal of carriers from installed track. The snap out fitting is installed in the 19105 end stop fitting.

19111 splicer fittings are made from anodized aluminum extrusions. They are used to align two pieces of adjoining track. The external splicer is designed to fit around the outside of the pieces of track to be aligned. Track runs longer than 16’ require the use of a splicer.

19103 carrier (standard)

also available

19103C6 (6’’ chain)

19103C12 (12’’ chain)

19103C18 (18’’ chain)

19103PVC (18’’ PVC drop)

19200 series Track 1” W x 3/4” H x .070”actual size 19201 track & 19203 carrier shown

speCIFICaTIons

19201 track is an anodized aluminum extrusion measuring 1’’ W x 3/4’’ H and is a lighter weight alternative to the 19101 track.

19203 carriers have a self lubricating nylon body that glides along the inside edges of the track channel. It is surrounded by a rubber bumper ring to reduce noise. An attached nickel plated steel bead chain (available in standard or custom lengths) is connected to a 1-7/16’’ stainless steel hook.

19205 end stop fittings are made of 16-gauge anod-ized aluminum and attach to each end of the track to prevent accidental carrier removal.

19206 snap out fittings are made of 16-gauge anod-ized aluminum. One is required for each run of track for easy insertion and removal of carriers from installed track. The snap out fitting is installed in the 19205 end stop fitting.

19211 splicer fittings are made of anodized aluminum They are used to align two pieces of adjoining track. The internal splicer fits inside the walls of the track. Track runs longer than 16’ require the use of a splicer.

19203 carrier (standard)

also available

19203C6 (6’’ chain)

19203C12 (12’’ chain)

19203C18 (18’’ chain)

19203PVC (18’’ PVC drop)

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Cubicle Curtains

Salsbury Industries’ custom made cubicle curtains are fabricated from the finest materials. Curtains are reinforced at stress points to provide extra durability. The width of a curtain is a cut size. The height of a curtain is a finished size. Note that a curtain will not finish the exact size it is specified. It will finish within 3’’ of the width and 1’’ of the height. There is a normal and legitimate loss of goods in the manufacturing process due to the seaming of panels and the turning of side hems. Curtain widths should be approximately 10% wider than the track to allow for fullness. Curtains typically hang 12-15” above the finished floor.

100% Avora® Polyester is a soft and warm fabric designed for institutional use. It is the industry standard for cubicle curtains and is available in two pat-terns and many colors to match any decor. It weighs approximately 12 ounces per linear yard. It is inherently and permanently flame resistant meeting fire safety test NFPA #701.

ECRU PACIFIC

DESERT WHEAT

SKY BLUE

PETAL

MINT

SUEDEWHITE

MAUVE

BLUSH

SLATE

Windsor

Cubicle Curtains

DUNE EGGSHELL PARCHMENT SPEARMINT PEACH CORALWHITE

GULL CAPE BLUE CHIFFON POWDER TEA ROSE ROSE BLACK

Imperial

standard Manufacturing details

top hem 1-1/2” wide triple thick double lock stitched side hem 1/2” wide double thick single lock stitched bottom hem 1-1/2” wide double thick double lock stitched vertical seams 1/2’’ wide double turned double lock stitched grommets rustproof metal grommets spaced 6” on center

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19500 Privacy Curtain Kit includes the necessary components needed for a patient changing area:

(6’) 19101C Curved Track (1) 2’-10” x 2’-10” (90° bend)(15) 19103 Carrier (2) 19105 End Stop (1) 19106 Snap Out(1) 100% Avora® Polyester White Curtain (6’ W x 6’-6” H)

Sure-Chek ® Linen Shower Curtainsis rated as an inherently fire resistant fabric by major fire rating agencies. Its self-deodorizing properties make it ideal for shower areas. It is also bacteria and stain resis-tant, antistatic, durable, decorative, economical and never needs laundering. Curtains can be wiped down in place.

1/2’’ #50 Nylon Mesh tops can be added to any curtain for ventilation, lighting and/or to allow water spray where fire sprinkler systems are in use. The flame resistant 1/2’’ hole mesh will replace the top 20’’ of material and does not add to the overall height of the curtain.

WHITE BONE

PEACHGREEN

BLUE

ROSE

WHITE FAWN MINT LIGHT BLUE

MAUVE BORDEAUX

FROSTED

DUNE SEAFOAM

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INSTALLING CEILING MOUNTEDI.V. & CUBICLE TRACK

The methods, tools and fasteners required to install track will vary depending upon the ceiling type and institu-tion. Due to these variations, Salsbury Industries does not provide fasteners. To install I.V. and cubicle track, consider these suggestions:

1) Cubicle track should be drilled in the center at a maximum of 32” intervals to accommodate the fastener being used. Use a maximum of 16” intervals for securing I.V. track. End caps, snap out fittings and splices should be drilled at the ends of the track for these same fasteners. If you are installing cubicle track, it should be determined which end of the track is preferred for the snap out fitting which allows the user to install and remove the carriers. Note - the head of the screw should be no larger than a #12 pan head so that the carriers can clear.

2) Mark the ceiling where the track is to be installed. Prop the predrilled track in position against the ceiling in alignment with those marks. Depending upon the fastener being used, track can be fastened to the ceiling without any additional drilling. If the fastener requires predrilled holes in the ceiling for an insert or toggle bolt, mark the hole locations before drilling the ceiling.

3) If splicers are required for the installation, make sure the edges of the track are aligned and free of burrs so that the carriers run smoothly. This should be done prior to fastening the track to the ceiling.

The following diagrams represent some of the accept-able mounting installation methods for I.V. and cubicle track. Mounting hardware is provided by the contractor. Note - on drop ceiling grids, it is recommended that I.V. track be securely fastened to the structure of the building.

TRACK ESTIMATING INFORMATION

1) Determine the appropriate track system necessary for the job: 19900 series I.V. track (pages 2-3) or 19100 / 19200 series cubicle track (pages 4-5).

2) Determine if the track will contain splices. Smaller jobs typically use track with splices to meet U.P.S. shipping requirements. Larger jobs typically use track without splices for ease in installation.

3) Determine the scale of the drawing and measure the track requirements. The full length of any continuous track with a bend is considered curved track. Calculate the accumulated straight track and curved track requirements and multiply these by the appropriate costs per foot. When calculating the footage, track lengths over 12’ must be charged for maximum lengths (17’ for 19900 and 16’ for 19100 & 19200 series). Note - if the track is to be spliced, it is advantageous to use 2’ x 2’ (90° or 45°) bends and to splice in straight pieces.

4) Note that curved pieces of track are identified by RHB (right hand bend) or LHB (left hand bend). To determine which “hand” a curved track is, visualize the track from above the ceiling with the longer length of track running vertically and the shorter length at the bottom running either horizontally to the left (LHB) or to the right (RHB).

For Cubicle Track only

5) Determine the necessary end stops and snap out fittings by calculating the number of cubicles or tracks that are required. In most installations, there are two end stops and one snap out required per cubicle.

6) Calculate the quantity of curtain carriers required by mul-tiplying the total footage of cubicle track by 2.2. (Multiply this total by the carrier cost). The multiplier (2.2) allows for cur-tains approximately 10% greater than the track size.

7) Combine all the component quantities and add the totals of straight track, curved track, carriers, end stops and snap outs.

Note - Consider using an architectural drawing (also referred to as a Reflected Ceiling Plan). These plans provide a view of all ceiling fixtures required for an installation including the l.V. and cubicle track shown as viewed from above the ceiling.

Sheetrock Suspended TrackCeiling with wood blocks

Drop ceiling gridConcrete ceiling anchorwall

socket 19102

(not shown)

3/4’’ tubing 19104

track socket 19108

ceiling socket 19107

LHB RHB

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CUBICLE TRACK, CUBICLE CURTAINS & I.V. SUPPORTS

WARRANTY: Salsbury Industries provides a one (1) year warranty covering defects in material and workmanship for all products. This warranty guarantees factory replacement and/or repair of all defective components. This warranty does not cover improper installation, transportation neglect, misuse or alterations by the customer. Returned products must be shipped freight prepaid to Salsbury Industries.