CH-T500(Ophthalmology dedicated)
Electrical operating table
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
The electric ophthalmic operating table is a new product developed according to the clinical requirements of hospitals. It is suitable for low-position surgeries such as those in brain surgery, ophthalmology, ENT surgery departments, etc. It’s especially suitable for ophthalmic surgeries since it is convenient for doctors to operate in a sitting position and it has a hand rest to reduce the fatigue of doctors.
01. The electric ophthalmic operating table is a new product developed according to the clinical requirements of hospitals, and has a function
of low position. It’s especially suitable for ophthalmic surgeries since it is convenient for doctors to operate in a sitting position and it has a hand rest to reduce the fatigue of doctors.
02. The lifting of the table top and back board (optional) are electrically controlled, which has the advantages of low noise, high reliability and convenient operations;
03. The head is manually controlled, with simple operations and reasonable structure. The good comprehensive mechanical performance and scientific and reasonable design bring the lifter working stability, strong load-bearing, low noise and other advantages;
04. The main frame is fully made of high-quality carbon steel, which is durable and easy to clean;
05. The mattress is made of memory foam and can effectively relief the pressure points of patients; the material complies with safety standards and the surface is antibacterial and easy to clean, which meets the disinfection requirements of the operating room;
06. The base of the operating table can move or keep still. The bottom of the base is equipped with casters for flexible movement and reliable immobilization;
07. The operating table is equipped with accessories of various functions to meet needs of different surgeries and expense the clinical coverage;
08. The operating table is equipped with a built-in battery to ensure normal use of the device in case of a power failure.
