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are tables that are designed to fit the requirements of both the patient and
the therapist. Full section mobility and height adjustment ensures that the
patient is properly placed for the best results and minimum effort. You can
also use a hi-lo treatment table as a chair to get other types of treatments
done as well. There is a motorized lift in these tables that lowers to the height of a wheelchair and foot control that safely allows the transfer of disabled people. These tables are designed specially for ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) wheelchair access. The tables usually weigh between 400 to 500 pounds. Some brands also offer these tables in dent and scratch resistant options and easy to disinfect laminate color. Hi lo power treatment tables come with an adjustable headrest along with single lever activation and a hydraulic spring operation. The headrests usually rise to about 83 degrees and come down to below flat 40 degrees. Some models of treatment tables measure a width of 28 inches, length of 78 inches, and about 18.5 to 35 inches in height. The base comes with a clearance of approximately 6 inches that can accommodate the patient hoists. Most of the multipurpose hi-lo treatment tables are designed with powder coated steel frame, retractable casters with a lever activation and paper dispenser at the foot. These treatment tables are usually powered by 60 Hz, 110V and 3.15 Amps. The assist drop end hi-lo table is normally rated at a load capacity of 550 pounds. The table is one of the more dependable and durable treatment tables in the market. The weight of an average patient is between 160-220 pounds. The weight capacity therefore is more than enough for most people, but it can also house heavier patients as and when the need crops up. The end section of the assist drop end hi-lo table lowers to a 90 degree angle. This allows the medical professionals to work on a variety of examinations and procedures right from the treatment table itself. The specifications are: Work load of 550 lbs, generous dimensions of 72-inch length by 28-inch width, height range of 19 inches to 39 inches, backrest with positive angle of 0 to 80 degrees, standard plug and nose hole for prone treatments and anti-trap proactive design Safety is the most important thing when it comes to these tables. It is a must to ensure that the patient is placed securely and safely and is also examined on the table. These hi-lo treatment tables can be of great help to both the medical professionals and the patients. |