Fabrication Enterprises Armedica Treatment Table - Motorized SX Hi-Lo, 3 Section, Power flexing center

Armedica Treatment Table - Motorized SX Hi-Lo, 3 Section, Power flexing center

The Armedica motorized treatment table is a 3-section hi-lo table with a power flexing center. It is a practical choice for clinics that need full height adjustment, section mobility, and dependable stability in smaller treatment areas. The table supports up to 400 lbs. and uses a 110 volts, 60Hz motor.

Good Fit For

• Smaller clinic treatment areas
• General exam rooms
• Facilities that need motorized height adjustment

Key Features

• Motorized hi-lo treatment table supports height adjustment during care
• 3-section design adds section mobility for patient positioning
• Power flexing center helps support positioning flexibility
• Built for smaller clinic areas where space efficiency matters
• Exceptional stability supports confident use in treatment settings
• 400 lb. weight capacity fits a wide range of patient needs

Applications and Usage

• Positioning patients during treatment in compact clinic spaces
• Supporting general exam room workflows where table height adjustment is helpful
• Adjusting table sections to help place patients in proper position with less effort

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This table uses a 110 volts, 60Hz motor, so buyers should confirm power compatibility at the installation site.
• A 400 lb. weight capacity should be reviewed against patient population and facility requirements.
• The smaller-area design may appeal to clinics balancing treatment capability with room space.

FAQ

• Is this treatment table a motorized hi-lo model? Yes. This Armedica treatment table is a motorized SX hi-lo model with full height adjustment.
• How many sections does the table have? This treatment table has a 3-section design.
• What is the weight capacity? The table is rated for up to 400 lbs.
• Will this table work well in smaller clinic rooms? Yes. The AM-SX Series is noted for working well in smaller areas in the clinic.
• What power requirement does the motor use? The motor uses 110 volts, 60Hz.

From Armedica by Fabrication Enterprises.