Veterinary Diagnostic Equipment
SURGICAL TABLE TOP SS LEG MS
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A veterinary Surgical Table Top SS Leg MS (Stainless Steel Top, Mild Steel Base/Legs) is a durable, cost-effective operating table. It combines a rust-proof, hygienic stainless steel surface for safe surgeries with a robust, powder-coated mild steel base for heavy-duty, stable support.
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This operating table is specifically designed to accommodate the ergonomic needs of veterinarians and the anatomical variations of animal patients. The structure is usually split into two primary material sections to balance cost and performance:
The Tabletop (SS - Stainless Steel): Typically constructed from sanitary-grade 304 stainless steel, ensuring it is highly resistant to acids, rust, and corrosion. This non-porous surface is easy to sanitize, keeping the surgical field sterile.
The Legs and Base (MS - Mild Steel): Usually constructed from robust mild steel that has been coated or painted to resist rust. It provides a heavy, stable foundation required for rigorous procedures.
The Tabletop (SS - Stainless Steel): Typically constructed from sanitary-grade 304 stainless steel, ensuring it is highly resistant to acids, rust, and corrosion. This non-porous surface is easy to sanitize, keeping the surgical field sterile.
The Legs and Base (MS - Mild Steel): Usually constructed from robust mild steel that has been coated or painted to resist rust. It provides a heavy, stable foundation required for rigorous procedures.
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- Tabletop Variations: Available as either a flat-top or a V-top. V-top models feature adjustable panels that can be angled to cradle and perfectly position the animal on its back or side.
- Fluid Drainage: Most tabletops include a center drain trough or recessed edges connected to a reservoir bucket to safely remove bodily fluids during procedures.
- Adjustable Height & Tilt: Often features hydraulic or electric lifting columns to adjust the height (allowing surgeons to sit or stand). Many models also allow for trendelenburg (fore-and-aft) or lateral tilting to optimize the surgical site's visibility.
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