ADJUSTABLE GYNAE TABLE in S.S.304 CIF 2008

The table usually has a padded top that is covered with a waterproof material for easy cleaning. It also comes with adjustable leg rests and stirrups for the patient’s comfort during examinations. The table may also have storage drawers or shelves to store medical equipment and supplies. When purchasing an adjustable gynae table in stainless steel, it is important to consider factors such as size, weight capacity, adjust-ability, and ease of use. It is also important to ensure that the table meets relevant safety standards and regulations for use in healthcare settings.

Specifications:

• Material: The table should be made of high-quality stainless steel that is easy to clean and maintain, with a smooth and polished finish. The steel should be sturdy and durable enough to support the weight of patients and equipment.
• Dimensions: The table should be adjustable in height and width to accommodate different patient sizes and procedures. The minimum height should be around 600-700 mm, and the maximum height should be around 900-1000 mm. The width should be at least 600 mm, and the length should be around 1800 mm.
• Tabletop: The tabletop should be divided into at least two sections: a backrest section and a seat section. The backrest section should be adjustable in angle, with a range of around 0-80 degrees. The seat section should be adjustable in angle, with a range of around 0-30 degrees. The tabletop should have a smooth and seamless surface with rounded corners for patient comfort and safety.
• Padding: The tabletop should be padded with a high-density foam that is resistant to deformation and easy to clean. The foam should be covered with a medical-grade vinyl or leatherette that is waterproof, antimicrobial, and fire-retardant.
• Accessories: The table should come with a range of accessories such as leg supports, stirrups, armrests, and headrests that are adjustable and detachable. These accessories should be made of the same high-quality stainless steel as the table frame and should be easy to clean and sterilize.
• Mobility: The table should be mounted on high-quality casters that are easy to maneuver and lockable for stability. The casters should be non-marking and able to withstand the weight of the table and patient.
• Weight capacity: The table should have a weight capacity of at least 150-200 kg to accommodate patients of different sizes and weights.