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An operation theatre table is a table on which a patient lies during a surgical procedure. Also known as a surgical table, operating room table or operation table.
Operating tables are typically used with in an operating room or surgical suite of a hospital, ambulatory surgery center, or other healthcare facilities where surgeries are performed. Operating tables may be either stationary or mobile to move room to room.
Operating tables are used in various types of procedures such as cardiothoracic, orthopedic, bariatric, robotic, urologic, and more.As a professional operation theatre table supplier, we can provide custom service, if you need, welcome to contact us.
AG-OT009 Advanced multi-purpose operation theatre table
The uses of an operating table depend on its design and specifications. For example, some operating tables are designed to perform a wide range of procedures while others are designed specifically for orthopedic procedures. A patient lies on the operating table during a surgical procedure. The purpose of a surgical table is to keep the patient in place while the surgical team operates, and may move various parts of the body using surgical table accessories for easier access to the surgical site.
Countless procedures are performed on operating tables. These include cardiovascular, gynecology, pediatric, orthopedic, and pediatric surgeries. Because of the variety of procedures and types of surgical tables, weight and height restrictions are set to keep the patient safe during surgery.
| Model | AG-OT009 |
| Size | Overall 2100mm*500mm |
Technicial Parameters | 1. Safe working load 135kg |
| 2. Dimension of table top:Overall Size 2100mm*500mm | |
| 3. Table top of from floor: Min Height. 750mm Max Heigh. 1000mm Adujst. 250mm | |
| 4. Head Section: 250×500mm | |
| 5. Back Section: 545×500mm | |
| 6. Kidney Bridge : 75×500mm | |
| 7. Seat section: 450×500mm | |
| 8. Leg Section: 600×240mm Foot Section: 180×273mm | |
| 9. Reversed Trendelenburg ≥20° | |
| 10. Trendelenburg ≥15° | |
| 11. Lateral Tilt ≥15° | |
| 12. Head Section 45°- 90° | |
| 13. Back Section Raised from the horizontal ≥45° | |
| 14. Kidney Bridge Elevated ≥80mm | |
| 15. Leg Section Lowered from the horizontal ≥90° | |
| 16. Leg section opened ≥90° | |
| 17. Backward and Forward Movements ≥400mm | |
| 18. Lifting speed 4~16mm/s | |
| 19. Device safety sort I B | |
| 20. Ingress Protection:IPX4 | |
| 21. Power :customized | |
| 22. Internal power : supply (DC) 24V | |
| 23. Battery capacity ≥ 2.4AH |
| 1)Anesthesia screen frame 1 set |
| 2)Body strap 1 piece |
| 3)Lateral support 1 pair |
| 4)Should holder 1 pair |
| 5)Leg holder 1 pair |
| 6)Clamp 1 set |
| 7)Arm rest 1 pair |
| 8)Hand control 1 piece |
| packing size | 1500×780×1030 mm |
| Loading capacity | 20 pcs/20GP |
| 42 pcs/40HQ |
Operating room tables require a source of power to control the various settings such as the height of the table or the inclination of the sleeping surface (table top).
We can thus distinguish between:
Electric operating tables: the table movements are carried out via an electric actuator, most often controlled by a remote control.
Hydraulic operating tables: are powered by a hydraulic source of energy and are generally controlled by a pedal.
Sometimes operating tables can combine different operating modes and have, for example, an adjustable sleeping surface via an electric actuator and an adjustable headrest via a hydraulic actuator.
It should be noted that an operating table’s operating mode will not only have an impact on the daily ease of use, but also on the installation conditions and maintenance constraints.
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