Oakworks General 3-Section Top Ultrasound Table
The General 3-Section Top drops to 22 inches for wheelchair transfers while extending to 38 inches for optimal sonographer working height.
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About the Oakworks General 3-Section Top Ultrasound Table
The General 3-Section Top drops to 22 inches for wheelchair transfers while extending to 38 inches for optimal sonographer working height. Unlike fixed-height tables, this eliminates the need for staff to lift patients or work in compromised positions during extended scanning procedures.
Electric Fowler positioning supports cardiac and vascular studies beyond standard ultrasound applications, while Trendelenburg capability handles emergency situations without patient transfer. The dual tower design maintains stability across the full 600-pound weight capacity. Worth noting: the low-profile base won’t interfere with equipment positioning around the patient.
Hand and foot controls give sonographers positioning flexibility without breaking sterile fields or interrupting workflow. Paper roll holder and optional accessories like detachable arm boards adapt the table to different procedure requirements.
Key Features
- 22″ to 38″ height range for wheelchair transfer and ergonomic scanning
- Electric Fowler, Trendelenburg, and Reverse Trendelenburg positioning
- 600-pound bariatric capacity with dual tower stability
- Low-profile base for unobstructed ultrasound equipment access
- Hand and foot control options
- Available in 27″ or 30″ widths
- Optional side rails, arm boards, and positioning accessories
Specifications for Oakworks General 3-Section Top Ultrasound Table
Sizes
- Length: 72″
- Width: 27″ or 30″
Capacity
- Lift Capacity: 600 lb
Intended Use
- Applications: Sonography; adaptable for vascular and cardiac applications
Standards
- Listings: FDA Listed
- Approvals: cETL Approved, CE Marked
- Height Range: 22″ to 38″
- Tilt: Trendelenburg / Reverse Tilt: +154″
Materials
- Frame/Components: Stainless Steel






