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Small Animal Table Options
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Stainless Steel Top - 16 gauge stainless steel 22 inches wide by 42 inches long.
Stainless Steel Dental Tray Extension - This extension adds 8 inches to the length of the table and clips to the end of the table. All parts of the extension are stainless steel. The extension collects water and routes it through a drain connection. The extension has a hook that locates a bucket under the drain.
Tilt Top - This option is available for ether a Formica top or the stainless steel top. It allows lifting of one end of the table up to 6 inches. A knob clamps the top anywhere within this travel distance.
Stainless Steel Tie-Off Rails - This option replaces the standard cleats on the side of the table with stainless steel rails with stainless steel keepers which can be clamped at any location along them when restraining a patient.
Stainless Vertical Tie-Off Pole - This option is for restraint of patients during an exam. It is an 18-inch pole rigidly attached to one corner of the table. The patient's muzzle can then be attached to it to control head movement.
Light Attachment - The table is frequently used as a treatment table to free up the surgery. This near surgical quality light is normally purchased to improve the lighting in the field for minor surgical procedures, such as a dental. The light includes electrical connections for equipment used in these procedures.
Stainless Steel IV Pole - This pole extends 30 inches above the table, and its height can be adjusted. The pole can be easily removed.
Stainless Steel Instrument Tray - This tray in 10 inches wide and 14 inches long. It is removable.
4 Swivel/Lockable Wheels Option (2 std) - This option is intended for locations where it is difficult to position a table, such as clinics with narrow radius turns. When all 4 wheels are locked, a solid work surface (very minor movement occurs) is provided.
Crash Door Bumpers - Two rubber bumpers (one on each corner of the table opposite the table controls) protect the table when going through crash doors. They also protect the drywall in clinics when the table is inadvertently allowed to stray into a wall.
Secondary Safety Catch - This is a rail located slightly below the top of the table that must be lifted while the table is being lowered. If the control to lower the table is inadvertently turned by a client's energetic child during an exam, the secondary safety catch will prevent it lowering. This option is standard on the Lifiting Exam/Transport Table
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