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Rectangle Arm and Hand Table with Leg

  • Clamps Securely to the O.R. Table with our integrated ‘posi-lock’ clamps
  • Operating surface is 18″ x 32″to accommodate a wide range of procedures.
  • Reinforced edges to provide added strength
  • Radiolucent, offering exceptional C-arm imaging quality.
  • Leg adjustment, up to 12 inches to accommodate different height preferences.
  • Optional add-a-rail feature may be added to the outer end of table allowing multiple accessories to be used.
  • 2? pad included
  • Available with single or double foot.
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Available options

OptionSKU
Single LegAHT310 (MCM310)
Double LegAHT311 (MCM311)

Description

Rectangle Arm and Hand Surgery Table with Leg

Stable Support for Upper Extremity Procedures

The rectangle arm and hand surgery table provides a stable, dependable platform for upper extremity procedures. Its generous operating surface supports a wide variety of surgical techniques. The 18-inch by 32-inch tabletop gives surgeons ample room to position the patient’s arm comfortably. This versatile design adapts to everything from routine hand procedures to more complex orthopedic cases.

Integrated Posi-Lock clamps attach the table securely to the operating room table. These clamps create a rigid connection that minimizes movement throughout the procedure. The secure attachment allows the surgical team to focus on patient care with confidence.

Exceptional Imaging Performance

The radiolucent tabletop delivers outstanding C-arm imaging quality. Surgeons can obtain clear images without repositioning the patient or removing the table. This uninterrupted imaging improves workflow and supports greater procedural efficiency. The radiolucent design also helps maintain consistent access throughout the procedure.

Built for Long-Term Durability

Reinforced edges add strength where the table experiences the greatest stress. This durable construction withstands demanding daily use in busy surgical environments. The sturdy design helps maintain reliable performance over years of service.

An included 2-inch pad enhances patient comfort while supporting proper arm positioning. The cushioned surface helps reduce pressure during longer procedures without sacrificing stability.

Adjustable to Your Needs

The adjustable support leg provides up to 12 inches of height adjustment. This flexibility allows staff to match the table height to the operating room table and surgeon preference. Proper positioning promotes comfort while supporting precise surgical technique.

Choose either a single-foot or double-foot leg configuration to meet your facility’s needs. Both options provide dependable support while maintaining excellent stability throughout the procedure.

Expand Your Surgical Capabilities

Increase the table’s versatility with the optional Add-A-Rail accessory. This feature mounts to the outer end of the table and creates a convenient attachment point for additional accessories. Clinicians can add multiple compatible operating room table accessories to support specialized procedures. The result is a more adaptable surgical workspace that grows with your clinical requirements.

Designed for strength, imaging performance, and flexibility, this rectangle arm and hand surgery table delivers dependable support for today’s demanding upper extremity procedures.

View our other arm and hand surgery tables here.

Read about choosing an arm and hand surgery table on our blog here.

Additional information

Option

Single Leg, Double Leg

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