Operating Room Equipment: Operating Tables, Surgical Lights & Anesthesia Machines
Operating tables, shadowless surgical lights and anesthesia machines for hospital operating theatres, day-surgery centers, eye surgery and maternity units.
35 products
Key takeaways
- 35 models covering the three core items of an operating room: 11 operating tables, 15 surgical lights and 9 anesthesia machines.
- Operating tables include electro-hydraulic, motorized, ophthalmic, childbirth-type and integrated designs.
- Mobile surgical lights (HP-Z10 to HP-Z13) and economic, standard and advanced anesthesia machines let you match budget and room layout.
Operating room equipment starts with three items: the operating table (also called a surgical table or operating theatre table), the surgical light and the anesthesia machine. This collection lists all three for hospital operating theatres, day-surgery centers, ophthalmic units and maternity units.
How to choose an operating table
- Drive. Electro-hydraulic tables (HP-U09, HP-U10) and motorized tables (HP-U01, HP-U02) position the patient electrically; HP-U05 is a mechanical eye operating table.
- Specialty. Ophthalmic tables (HP-U03 to HP-U05) are built for eye surgery, HP-T09 is a childbirth-type motorized table, and HP-U11 and HP-U12 are integrated tables operated from the side or from the head end. HP-U13 is a general operating table.
- Imaging. The five-electric HP-U01 includes a film function; the four-electric HP-U02 has no translation or film function.
How to choose a surgical light
Shadowless operating lamps come in petal-style, petal single-lamp and LR series ultra-thin designs, among others, with mobile versions (HP-Z10 to HP-Z13) on a wheeled stand. HP-Z14 and HP-Z15 are surgical lamps, and HP-Z15 is designed for deep irradiation. Confirm illuminance, color temperature and mounting with the quotation.
Anesthesia machines
HP-L01 to HP-L09 cover economic, standard and advanced models. HP-L01 is specified for both human and veterinary use.
Products in this collection
- Operating tables: HP-T09, HP-U01 to HP-U05, HP-U09 to HP-U13 (11 models)
- Surgical lights: HP-Z01 to HP-Z15 (15 models)
- Anesthesia machines: HP-L01 to HP-L09 (9 models)
Frequently asked questions
+What types of operating tables are there?
By drive, operating tables are mechanical, electro-hydraulic or fully electric. By specialty, there are general surgery, ophthalmic, orthopedic, urology and obstetric tables. This collection includes electro-hydraulic (HP-U09, HP-U10), motorized multi-function (HP-U01, HP-U02), ophthalmic (HP-U03 to HP-U05), childbirth-type (HP-T09), side- and head-operated integrated (HP-U11, HP-U12) and general (HP-U13) operating tables.
+What is on an operating room equipment list?
The core items are the operating table, surgical lights, anesthesia machine, patient monitor, suction unit, electrosurgical unit, instrument sterilization and infusion equipment. This collection supplies the tables, lights and anesthesia machines; patient monitors, suction machines and autoclaves are in their own collections.
+What are operating tables made of?
Operating tables typically use a stainless steel or coated steel base and column with a padded, sectioned tabletop, and many have radiolucent sections for imaging. The materials of each model are stated in its specification with the quotation.
+What is the difference between the economic, standard and advanced anesthesia machines?
In general, anesthesia machine tiers differ in the built-in ventilator and its ventilation modes, the number of vaporizer mounts, the gas and patient monitoring shown on screen, and the flowmeter type. An economic model covers routine anesthesia on a limited budget, while an advanced model suits longer and more complex procedures. The exact configuration of each of HP-L01 to HP-L09 is listed on the quotation, and HP-L01 is also specified for veterinary use.