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Stainless Steel Thumb Control Mayo Stand

Now with ‘sayno2rust’ casters!

The Mayo Stand is an integral ingredient for successful outcomes in any surgical procedure.  The unique tray support enables the tray to be extended over the bed or table to hold instruments and supplies directly adjacent to the surgical site.  This thumb control version is a great solution for seated procedures and when it would be difficult to adjust with a foot pedal.

    • Removable tray for easy cleaning.
    • Two tray sizes available.
    • Solid stainless steel construction.
    • 2″ ‘sayno2rust’ composite casters to minimize rust in your OR.
    • Thumb-operated lock adjusts height from 36″-62″.
    • Low profile base design easily slides under O.R. table.
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Available options

SizeSKU
12 5/8" x 19 1/8" TrayMCM760
16 1/4" x 21 1/4" TrayMCM761

Description

The Mayo Stand is an integral ingredient for successful outcomes in any surgical procedure.  The unique tray support enables the tray to be extended over the bed or table to hold instruments and supplies directly adjacent to the surgical site.  This provides a work surface for the surgeon and nurse near to their work area.  This thumb control style makes it easy to adjust the tray during seated procedures or when the foot pedal would be difficult to access due to the placement of the stand.

Due to the harsh environment of the operating room, it is important to know the material your mayo stand is constructed from.  The material must stand up to cleaning and disinfecting between every case.  Ensure you choose 304 grade stainless steel, as this one is made out of,  to ensure your stand does not rust or corrode.  This style is fully welded which ensure there are no cavities to collect unwanted substances, and also provides superior strength and longevity.

This mayo stand has been recently upgraded to make it a better fit for your facility.  The 2″ composite ‘sayno2rust’ casters are made to inhibit rust appearing on the caster in your operating room.  They are also very easy to change in the field if there is an event where the caster gets damaged.  In the past, there has been no way to change wheels easily in the field which increase expense and limits the lifetime of the product.  This enhanced feature is sure to make this mayo stand last longer and look better in your facility!

There are 2 different tray sizes available for this mayo stand.  The trays are 304 grade stainless steel and easily remove for cleaning.  The smallest is 12 5/8″ x 19 1/8″ which is used in small cases or where space is tight.  The medium size is 16 1/4″ x 21 1/4″ and is the most popular size.  It is a great balance between size and functionality.  The reason for only 2 tray sizes is that due to the size and weight of any larger tray would make it difficult to adjust with your thumb.

Another unique feature of the mayo stand is its ability to slide under the base of any operating table. The profile of the feet is 3/8″ and enables the  base to be slid right under the table and allow the tray to be directly adjacent to the surgical site.

The thumb operated control allows any nurse that is scrubbed in to adjust the stand.  The button is rounded so it will not puncture the drape.  To raise, simply lift up on the tray and stop at the desired height.  The tray will remain at that height.  To lower, simply support the tray, grasp the main post with your hand on the top side of the drape, and depress the button with your thumb  Lower the tray to the desired height and release the button.  The tray will stay at that level.

If you are wondering if this is the best stand for your need, visit our blog page: How to choose the correct mayo stand

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Additional information

Size

12 5/8" x 19 1/8" Tray, 16 1/4" x 21 1/4" Tray

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