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Operating tables

This category includes mechanical, mechanical-hydraulic, electric and electro-hydraulic operating tables for general surgery and specialised procedures. The range covers Techart Medical, Heal Force, PAX, RQL, Famed Żywiec and Barrfab models, from practical mobile tables to radiolucent, ophthalmic, orthopaedic and traction configurations.

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Operating tables for hospitals, clinics and surgical centres

Choosing the right operating table

Mechanical and mechanical-hydraulic tables suit facilities that value autonomy, straightforward construction and predictable servicing.
Electric and electro-hydraulic tables make frequent height, tilt and section adjustments easier during procedures.
Radiolucent tables are designed for C-arm and intraoperative imaging; the usable imaging area, longitudinal slide and accessory compatibility must be checked for the selected configuration.
Specialised tables include ophthalmic, orthopaedic and traction models with procedure-specific sections and positioning kits.

Important comparison criteria

Compare safe working load, minimum and maximum height, tabletop width, Trendelenburg and lateral tilt ranges, longitudinal slide, number of sections, drive type, battery operation, base mobility and cleaning requirements. For C-arm use, also verify the tabletop material, column geometry and detector access around the patient.

Configuration and price

The final price depends on the model, drive system, tabletop sections, mattress, controls, battery and accessories. Published prices are regularly checked against open market offers. Where a product is marked “price on request”, we will confirm the current configuration and prepare a proposal for the facility’s requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Is every radiolucent table suitable for a C-arm?

Not necessarily. The clear imaging area, detector access and required longitudinal slide must match the intended procedure and equipment.

Which drive system is more reliable?

Mechanical systems are simpler and autonomous, while electro-hydraulic systems provide more powered positions. The right choice depends on workload, procedure mix and the operating team’s workflow.

Can accessories be added later?

Many models support side supports, arm boards, straps, orthopaedic kits and other modules. Rail and mounting compatibility should be confirmed before ordering.

What to compare before ordering

Criterion	What to verify
Intended use	Workflow and functions defined by the institution’s responsible specialist
Compatibility	Existing equipment, accessories, consumables and interfaces
Placement	Dimensions, movement, connections and staff access
Procurement	Exact configuration, documentation, training and service terms

Configuration and documentation

Record the exact model, version, standard equipment and optional items in the quotation. Request the manual and specification with the conditions under which performance figures are determined. Agree procurement documentation, availability, delivery, warranty and service work for the specific supply.