SEERS Medical 5-Section Treatment Table

Incorporating adjustable angle backrest, head section and armrests, this treatment table is versatile and suitable for a wide range of manual therapy techniques and various patient examination procedures.

Documents

SEERS Environmental Certificate (PDF)

SEERS Martindale Rating (PDF)

Features

- Almost vertical movement taking only 3 of horizontal shift from lowest to highest heights
- Strong, rigid construction designed for longevity and constant heavy use
- Engineered for stability e.g. withstands up to 200lbs on the head section alone, without failure and without tipping
- One handed head-section lever for 1 handed adjustment during treatment
- Newly shaped breathing hole replaces the comfort cushion; nose plug included
- Anti-bacterial impregnated upholstery protects against microbial or fungal growth including salmonella & E coli
- All pivot points are now fitted with Oilite self-lubricating bearings to reduce wear and provide smooth, silent operation with minimal maintenance
- New anti-trap design gas struts require the use of the “release lever” only when returning the section back to the “closed or negative” position
- Integral castor system included (activated at each end of the hi-lo) for easy re-positioning
- Adjustable foot for stability on uneven surfaces

Safety standards

To ensure the safety of healthcare professionals and patients, the Government of Canada makes it mandatory that electrical equipment successfully pass electrical and load safety standards by a nationally accredited certification body. By the same laws, manufacturers and equipment suppliers have a choice. They can choose from several equally accredited testing laboratories such as QPS or CSA Group which are legally equivalent.  As a healthcare provider, it’s important to understand the risks of purchasing electrical equipment that don’t meet Canadian safety standards.  Purchasing tables that meet electrical and load safety standards mean that they’re electrically safe and they’ve been engineered to structurally bear its weight load capacity. To understand more, please read our "How Are Medical Devices Regulated in Canada" blog.

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