Height-adjustable treatment tables, designed to accommodate the diverse needs of veterinary practices, providing flexibility for various treatment procedures and patient sizes.
Easily adjust the tables’ heights to the optimal level for each procedure or patient. With smooth and effortless height adjustment mechanisms, these tables ensuring optimal workflow and comfort for both staff and animals.
Crafted to withstand the rigours of daily use in veterinary practices, whether for minor procedures, or specialised treatments.
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Stainless steel flat/trench top. Twin actuator for faster lift. Drain holes with bucket hook. Up and down control panel mounted. 4x tie cleats. 1x IV socket. Push handle.
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The Aeolus Electric Lifting Exam Table's recessed 304 stainless steel table top and electric lifting base provide a great table you can rely on.
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The PannoMed Pure Table is a high-end surgery and treatment table with versatile use in veterinary medicine. The frame is made of first-class Austrian steel for maximum stability.
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High-end scissor type surgery and treatment table with versatile use in veterinary medicine with the option of an electrical, battery-powered or hydraulic and a height adjustment from 31-101 cm.
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Electronically adjustable examination table. Height adjustable. Heavy duty stable base. Table mounted push button operation. Memory setting allows 9 different preset heights.
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Aeolus Height Adjustable Pedestal Exam Table with Double Recessed Top is perfect for daily veterinary examinations and simple procedures.
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Veterinary Surgery and Treatment Table with height adjustment by foot switch from 540-1000mm. Optional stainless steel or synthetic table top plates.
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EasyVet multi-purpose Scissorlift Single Trolley lifts 300kg with hydraulic height extension from 270mm to 900mm. Available with a flat top or recessed top.
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The EasyVet Scissorlift Trolley Hi Lift, lifts up to 300kg with hydraulic height extension from 350 mm to 1300 mm. Available with a flat top or recessed top.
