Products tagged with 'treatment tables'

The Synergy C 3-Section Electric Hi-Lo Treatment Table is designed to optimise clinical ergonomics while ensuring patient comfort and practitioner safety. Featuring electric height adjustment via foot switch control, therapists can easily position patients at the ideal working height. The durable upholstered surface is antibacterial, washable, and flame retardant for hygienic clinical use. Dual gas struts support precise head section positioning, while retractable castors and non-slip feet provide stability when in use and smooth mobility when required. Ideal for physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres, and medical practices.

This bobath comes with a wooden frame and padded top for safe and comfortable neurological and exercise therapy.

Designed for modern rehabilitation and medical environments, the Synergy-C 5-section Electric Treatment Table offers smooth electric height adjustment and multi-section positioning for enhanced treatment flexibility. A reliable motor system ensures quiet operation while dual gas-strut sections allow accurate patient positioning. Durable medical-grade PVC upholstery supports hygiene standards and long-term use. Retractable castors provide mobility when needed and stability during treatment. Suitable for physiotherapy, osteopathy, massage therapy, and clinical examinations, this table improves workflow efficiency while supporting both practitioner safety and patient comfort.

Electric 2-Section Bobath Table offers foot switch adjustable height, which allows for both patient and therapist comfort.

The Standard Medical Metal Plinth offers durable, cost-effective support for examinations and treatments. Featuring an adjustable backrest, breathing hole, and sturdy powder-coated frame, it is ideal for clinics, medical centres, and hospitals requiring reliable daily-use equipment.

Physical therapists use tilt tables to provide early weight-bearing experiences for patients too weak to stand on their own. Tilt tables also help patients with orthostatic hypotension–a significant drop in blood pressure that occurs when they move from a prone to a sitting position.