HP-U12 Head-Operated Operating Table, Integrated Type
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- HP-U12 is an integrated operating table controlled from the head end.
- The product photo shows head-end handwheels, a base foot pedal and leg supports.
- The anesthetist or circulating nurse can adjust position without entering the sterile field.
The HP-U12 is a head-operated operating table of the integrated (multipurpose) type. The product photo shows handwheels at the head end, a foot pedal at the base, leg supports and an anesthesia screen frame. With the controls at the head, the anesthetist or circulating nurse can change the patient's position without reaching into the sterile field. The side-operated HP-U11 is the sister model.
Key Features
- Head-operated controls, per the model name.
- Handwheels at the head end and a base foot pedal, as pictured.
- Leg supports and anesthesia screen frame, as pictured.
- Integrated (multipurpose) design, per the model name.
Applications
General surgery, gynecology and obstetrics theatres in hospitals that want a non-motorized multipurpose table, including sites with unreliable power.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Quantity and destination port.
- Positions needed and their ranges.
- Accessory set: leg supports, arm boards, anesthesia screen, mattress.
- Whether a kidney bridge is required.
- Tender specification, if any.
Head-end controls suit teams where the anesthetist adjusts the table during surgery, while the side-operated HP-U11 suits teams that adjust from the side of the table.
Specifications
| Model | HP-U12 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Integrated operating table |
| Control position | Head-operated |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Tell us the destination country and any tender or registration requirements. We then confirm which documents, operation manual and packing list are available for this model before you place the order.
Frequently asked questions
+Side-operated vs head-operated operating table: what is the difference?
They differ in where the position controls sit. On the head-operated HP-U12 they are at the head end, used by the anesthetist. On the side-operated HP-U11 they are on the side of the table.
+Is HP-U12 a hydraulic operating table?
The product photo shows a foot pedal at the base and handwheels at the head end, the layout of tables with a foot-pumped hydraulic lift. The drive of HP-U12 is confirmed on its data sheet with the quotation.
+How much does a head-operated operating table cost?
Non-motorized integrated tables are among the lower-priced operating tables. The HP-U12 quotation depends on accessories, quantity and destination.
+Does HP-U12 need electricity?
No electric parts are shown in the product photo. Confirm on the data sheet if power-free operation is a tender requirement.