DRE Marseille MMT Mobile Manual Surgical Table
Four centrally-controlled castors let you roll the Marseille MMT between rooms without the multi-person lifting that fixed tables require.
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About the DRE Marseille MMT Mobile Manual Surgical Table
Four centrally-controlled castors let you roll the Marseille MMT between rooms without the multi-person lifting that fixed tables require. The split-leg configuration and compact base footprint give surgeons unobstructed access around the patient while fitting into smaller ORs where space matters.
Manual positioning keeps things simple without electrical dependencies. German hydraulic springs handle back and leg adjustments smoothly, and the sealed table pads pop off for thorough cleaning between cases. Worth noting: the 304 stainless steel construction holds up to repeated sterilization cycles without surface degradation.
Height adjusts from 26.4 to 38.2 inches manually. The kidney bridge provides 4.7 inches of elevation for lateral positioning.
Key Features
- Mobile design with centrally-controlled castors for room-to-room transport
- Split-leg configuration for improved surgical access
- German hydraulic springs for smooth section adjustments
- Sealed, removable table pads for easy cleaning
- 304 stainless steel construction with matte finish
- Manual operation eliminates electrical dependencies
Specifications for DRE Marseille MMT Mobile Manual Surgical Table
Materials
- Frame: 304 Stainless Steel (matte finish)
Table Movements
- Tabletop Height Adjustment: 26.4 in – 38.2 in
- Trendelenburg: 25°
- Reverse Trendelenburg: 30°
- Headplate Adjustment: 60° / 75°
- Backplate Adjustment: +70° / -30°
- Legplate Adjustment: up 15° | down 90° | outward 90°
- Kidney Bridge: 4.7 in
Contents
- Anesthesia Screen: 1 piece
- Shoulder Supports: 1 pair
- Body Supports: 1 pair
- Arm Supports: 1 pair
- Leg Supports: 1 pair
- Foot Plates: 1 pair
Intended Use
- Settings: Operating Room; Ambulatory Surgery Center; Plastic Surgery; LTAC; Oral Maxillofacial Surgery; NGO
