Flex PLUS Access Bariatric Power Hi-Lo Exam Table w/ Drawers, Stirrups, Power Adjustable Back, Pelvic Tilt. ADA Compliant - 17"H

LengthWidthHeightWeight Capacity60"-78"28"18"-37"700 lbsPolyCloud Contour Upholstery w/ Adaptive Foam. SafeGlide Leg Extension up to 18". Front Drawer Storage for Supplies. Adjustable Backrest either Pneumatic or Power Back. Optional ComfortGrip Patient Assist Handles for Added Safety. Optional EasyGlide Mobility System for Reliable Maneuverability . The Brewer Flex PLUS Access Bariatric Power Hi-Lo Exam Table is an innovative equipment used by healthcare professionals for an effective and comfortable examination in the facility. This affordable exam table boasts with advanced features, ensuring optimal function for day-to-day clinic use. High-Quality & Dependable Construction. DURABLE: This Flex Plus Exam Table comes with a heavy-duty steel base and a sturdy tabletop, effectively designed to accommodate patients with weight of up to 700 lbs. CONVENIENT: It has an easy-to-clean, seamless PolyCloud Contour Upholstery with an adaptive foam, providing maximum comfort for patients during examinations, and is equipped with an anti-tamper on/off switch that limits accidental motion.WARRANTY & CERTIFICATIONS: It has a standard 3-year warranty, and conforms to UL 60601-1 & CAN-CSA C22.2 No. 601.1 standards, meeting industry requirements and regulations. Offers Reliable Functionality. HI-LO FEATURE: Its height can be configured from 18" - 37" (ADA Compliant), ensuring accessibility for patients on wheelchair, and is controlled by a foot controller. ADJUSTABLE: This equipment has an adjustable backrest, either pneumatic or power back, and is designed with the SafeGlide leg extension feature, that offers table length adjustments from 60" to 78". AMPLE STORAGE: The Flex Plus Exam Table has a 0.9 cu.ft front drawer, which has standard dimensions of 19 3/4" x 19 1/4" x 4", and can accommodate up to six (6) pieces of 18" Paper rolls. Optional Accessories Available. PATIENT SAFETY: For additional support for the patient during transfer on an