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Height Adjustable Tables

  • Heavy Duty 16 gauge #304 stainless steel construction.
  • 1 1/2″ revealed edge for the strongest table.
  • Square legs provide allow for increased fastening area for increase durability.
  • NEW! 4″ sayno2rust Casters, 2 locking, 2 swivel.
  • Reinforcing channels welded into larger models for increased strength.
  • No open cavities to collect unwanted substances.
  • Height adjusts from 36″-56″.
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Available options

SizeSKU
20"W x 36"L Table with 28" Leg ClearanceTBL5030 (MCM530)
24"W x 36"L Table with 28" Leg ClearanceTBL5031 (MCM531)
24"W x 48"L Table with 40" Leg ClearanceTBL5032 (MCM532)
46"W x 34"L Table with 26" Leg ClearanceTBL5033 (MCM533)
24"W x 60"L Table with 52" Leg ClearanceTBL5034 (MCM535)

Description

AcralMed Height Adjustable Tables

Ergonomics are essential in every clinical setting, and the operating room is no exception. This height-adjustable table lets nurses set the ideal working height for lengthy procedures, improving comfort and helping reduce fatigue.

This table features a range from 36” to 56”, accommodating various procedures and staff preferences. The flexible adjustment supports both seated and standing use, improving ergonomic alignment and enhancing workflow efficiency in busy medical environments.

The intuitive manual crank allows users to smoothly raise and lower the work table without tools or electrical power. We build this product with durable materials to withstand frequent adjustments in high-traffic operating rooms

Equipped with 4” sayno2rust.® casters, this height adjustable table offers durable, easy-to-clean, non-marking mobility. Two swivel and two locking casters provide effortless repositioning and secure placement, ensuring stability and confidence during sensitive procedures.

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Ergonomics are essential in every clinical setting, and the operating room is no exception. A height adjustable work table ensures the back table can be positioned at the ideal working height during lengthy procedures, helping nurses manage instruments comfortably while reducing strain and fatigue.

This work table features a range from 30” to 45”, accommodating various procedures and staff preferences. The flexible adjustment supports both seated and standing use, improving ergonomic alignment and enhancing workflow efficiency in busy medical environments.

Designed for reliability, the manual folding crank allows this work table to be raised or lowered, no tools or electrical power required. Its durable construction is built to withstand frequent adjustments in high-traffic operating rooms.

The intuitive crank system enables smooth, precise positioning, minimizing setup time and reducing disruptions during critical procedures, key benefits of a well-designed work table.

Equipped with 4” sayno2rust.® casters, this height adjustable work table offers durable, easy-to-clean, non-marking mobility. Two swivel and two locking casters provide effortless repositioning and secure placement, ensuring stability and confidence during sensitive procedures.

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Additional information

Size

20"W x 36"L Table with 28" Leg Clearance, 24"W x 36"L Table with 28" Leg Clearance, 24"W x 48"L Table with 40" Leg Clearance, 46"W x 34"L Table with 26" Leg Clearance, 24"W x 60"L Table with 52" Leg Clearance

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