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Company Schaerer Mayfield USA, Inc.
Item Schaerer Axis 800
Features SAFETY AND FUNCTIONALITY
Two independently working operating systems possessing the same function are built into the table base and can be run separately. One system is controlled via the Hand Control, while the other system is controlled by means of the Override-Panel. This allows for highest operating safety and eliminates the risk of system failure.

PATIENT POSITIONING
The 190° motor-driven articulated joint permits excellent adjustment possibilities for sitting and half-sitting positions.

MOBILITY
Three swiveling double castors with a diameter of 120mm facilitate table mobility, even in the tightest spaces. For effortless movement of the table in Basic or Reverse position, the swiveling castors can be locked in place with the foot pedal. The operating table can thus be steered by one person alone.

EASY OPERATION
The ergonomic form of the Hand Control, its well-arranged keyboard and the LCD-Display for all important functions make using the schaerer axis 800 easier and safe
Description The schaerer axis 800 operating table has been specially designed for those disciplines which require maximum C-arm access. The stability, the electrohydraulic adjustment possibilities and the offset positioned telescoping column ensure universal use to cover all surgical disciplines.
Info Schaerer Mayfield USA, Inc.
Customer Service: (800) 755-6381
Web site: http://www.schaerermayfieldusa.com

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