PROCEDURE EQUIPMENT
Operation Beds & Tables
Explore motion components for adjustable procedure equipment, starting with its mechanical requirements.
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Start With the Required Movements
Table Height
Review the lifting arrangement and required working-height range.
Section Positioning
Define the sections that need adjustment and their mounting geometry.
Operator Access
Locate controls around the equipment layout and intended workflow.
Explore the Components
Browse component categories. Model selection and compatibility depend on your equipment design.
CHOOSING YOUR COMPONENTS
What Should Be Matched?
Use your equipment requirements as the starting point.
- Mechanism & Loads
- Forces at the actuator mounts throughout the intended movement.
- Travel & Clearance
- Required stroke, closed length and surrounding clearances.
- Holding Requirements
- Position-holding and movement requirements for the equipment design.
- System Requirements
- Control inputs, electrical interfaces and equipment verification requirements.
Common Questions
Can I start without a complete specification?
Send an equipment photo or sketch, the movements you need and any available dimensions. Existing component labels can also help with the discussion.
Does choosing a component establish suitability for a procedure table?
Component selection is one part of the equipment design. Suitability depends on the complete mechanism, controls and the equipment manufacturer’s verification of the intended use.
Are the illustrated components a complete kit?
These are category examples. Final components must be matched to the mechanical layout, electrical connections and required functions.
Discuss Your Application
Share your equipment layout, required movements and current project stage.