Multi-Specialty EA Table
Our new EA Line of tables incorporates all of the ergonomic features and comfort our tables have had for years with new powered features that speed up exam times and make positioning patients easier.
Our new EA Line of tables incorporates all of the ergonomic features and comfort our tables have had for years with new powered features that speed up exam times and make positioning patients easier.
- 550 lb (250kg) bariatric rated lift & load capacity
- Twin tower design for added strength & rigidity
- Dynamic 19” – 33” (48-83cm) adjustable height range for wheelchair transfer & ergonomic working heights
- Designed by leading Ergonomic Specialists and exceeds the “Industry Standards for Sonography”
- The sleek base design promotes unobstructed compatibility with ultrasound equipment ensuring better ergonomic conditions for the sonographer
Features
- 3 Section Top – 30 in. (76 cm) wide x 72 in. (183 cm) long
- Backrest – 34 in. (86 cm) long
- Seat – 26 in. (66cm) long
- Leg Rest – 11 in. (28cm) long
- Motion 1 – Electric Height Range 19 in. – 33 in. (48-83cm)
- Motion 2 – Electric Trendelenburg/Reverse Tilt ±18°
- Motion 3 – Electric Fowler Backrest 0-75°
- Motion 4 – Electric Leg Rest 0-90°
- Controls – Multi-function hand control
- Weight Capacity – 550lb (250kg)
- Product Weight – 359lb (163kg)
- Removable Padding System – 3 in. (8cm) Comfort Foam ™
- Included Features – 4 in. (10cm) locking casters, Electric access back support left & right, Paper roll holder, Stirrups
- Warranty – 3 years parts, 2 years labor
- Safety Listings – FDA listed, CE marked, cETLus listed, CB Certificate
- Fabric – Premium, PVC free TerraTouch™
Options
- Powered Central Base Locking – Lock and unlock using the hand control
- Foot Control – Height, Trendelenburg/Reverse, Fowler, Leg Section (H-T-B) <
- Side Rails – Set of 2: 25.5” (65cm) long x 6” (15cm) tall(from surface of table)
- Procedure Tray – 12.25” (6cm) x 10.25” (26cm) and holds 2 quarts (1.9 liters)
- Battery Backup – Capable of running during power failure