Description
The NextVein Wheeled Stand turns the handheld vein finder into a hands-free system that holds its position over the patient. Its gooseneck arm reaches 44 inches and adjusts from 28 to 64 inches high, so the projection stays aimed while both of the clinician’s hands stay free for the procedure.
- Hands-Free Vein Finding – the docked finder holds its aim while the clinician works with both hands
- 44 in Arm Reach – the extended-reach gooseneck brings the projection to beds, chairs and stretchers
- Charges the Docked Device – the finder charges while it sits in the stand, so it starts every round ready
About This Wheeled Stand
Holding a scanner steady with one hand and working with the other is where many procedures get awkward, and this stand removes that compromise. The gooseneck arm bends to the angle the site needs and is built to securely hold that position once it is set. Height adjusts from 28 inches at the low end to 64 inches at the top, which covers seated patients, beds and stretchers without swapping equipment. The five-wheel base rolls the system from room to room and locks in place at the bedside. The docked finder charges while it sits in the stand, so the system is powered and ready when the next patient arrives. Setup is three parts (base, pole and gooseneck arm with holder) and needs only a 13 mm socket or wrench for the locking wheels.
Features and Benefits
Positioning
- 44 in Gooseneck Reach – the extended-reach arm positions the projection over the patient from beside the bed or chair
- 28 to 64 in Height Adjustment – one stand covers low chairs and high stretchers without extra adapters
- Holds the Set Position – the arm is designed to stay where it is aimed instead of drifting mid-procedure
Mobility and Docking
- Locking Five-Wheel Base – rolls between rooms, then locks down so the system stays put at the bedside
- Docked Charging – the vein finder charges while docked, with no separate charging step to remember
Product Specifications
Stand
- Part Number: S800NV
- Compatibility: NextVein V800NV vein finder (sold separately)
- Arm Reach: 44 in (112 cm)
- Height Adjustment: 28 in (71 cm) minimum to 64 in (163 cm) maximum
- Assembled Size: 25 W x 29 D x 45 H in (64 x 74 x 114 cm)
- Assembled Weight: 16 lb (7.26 kg)
Base, Power and Package
- Base: Five-wheel base with locking wheels
- Charging in Stand: Yes, the docked vein finder charges in the stand
- Assembly Tool: 13 mm socket or wrench (for the locking wheels)
- In the Box: Stand base with pre-installed wheels, stand pole, gooseneck arm with holder, setup and user manual
- Warranty: 1 Year (Total Protection Plan first year included)
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Why Choose This Wheeled Stand
The NextVein Wheeled Stand exists for one job: keeping the vein image exactly where the clinician aimed it, for as long as the procedure takes. It turns a one-handed balancing act into a stable two-handed procedure. And because the finder charges in its dock, the stand doubles as the system’s home base between patients.
- Both Hands Free for the Stick – no hand is spent holding the scanner, so technique stays clean from prep to securement
- Aimed Once, Stays Aimed – the gooseneck holds its set position and the base locks, so the projection does not wander mid-procedure
- Purpose-Built Fit – the holder and charging dock are made for the V800NV finder, not a universal clamp that almost fits
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the stand include the vein finder?
No. This stand is the S800NV on its own, and the V800NV vein finder is sold separately. The stand’s holder and charging dock are made for that finder.
How far does the arm reach, and how high does it adjust?
The gooseneck arm reaches 44 inches. The stand adjusts from 28 inches at its lowest to 64 inches at its highest.
Does the vein finder charge while it is in the stand?
Yes. The finder charges while docked in the stand, so it can be stored in place and still start each round with a charged battery.
What tools are needed to set the stand up?
Assembly covers the base, the pole and the gooseneck arm with holder, and a 13 mm socket or wrench is required for attaching the locking wheels. A setup and user manual is included in the box.
What warranty coverage comes with the stand?
The stand is equipment covered by the Total Protection Plan first-year warranty coverage, the same plan family that covers the vein finder.
Will the stand stay where I position it?
The gooseneck arm is designed to securely hold its position once set, and the five-wheel base has locking wheels for the bedside. Together they keep the projection steady during the procedure.
