Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table - 450 lb Capacity

Yes, the Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is specifically engineered to facilitate secure and accessible patient transfers, especially from wheelchairs. Its low profile is a primary design feature for mobility-impaired patients.

Key features that ensure maximum safety and accessibility include:

• Optimal Transfer Height: The table lowers to a minimum seated height of 18.0 inches (45.7 cm), which is calibrated to allow for secure, level transfers from standard wheelchair heights.
• High Load Rating: The table supports a substantial 450 lb (204 kg) maximum load on the seat and back sections.
• Integrated Safety Support: It is equipped with safety grab bars (rated for 100 lb) to aid patient stability during transfers and includes sensors to minimize the risk of injury during table movement.

Yes, the Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is engineered with several key features to ensure patient safety and minimize operational risks during transfers and adjustments. These features prioritize secure patient handling and operational integrity.

Key Safety and Stability Components:

• Secure Transfers: The table lowers to an 18-inch profile in the seated position, perfectly matching standard wheelchair heights for secure and level patient transfers.
• High Load Capacity: The main seat/back section supports a maximum load rating of 450 lb (204 kg). The integrated safety grab bars are rated to support up to 100 lb (45 kg), providing robust assistance.
• Movement Protection: It features integrated sensors to minimize the possibility of injuries during table movement (raising/lowering).
• Anti-Tamper Switch: An anti-tamper on/off switch prevents accidental operation or adjustments, ensuring a secure environment.
• Electrical Safety: The system features Class 2 Double Insulation and Type B applied parts, offering essential protection against electrical shock.

Yes, the Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is equipped with Brewer’s signature pass-through drawer system for maximized clinical utility and convenience. This unique system provides:

• Ample and Accessible Storage: Designed to offer convenient storage for medical supplies, accessible from both sides of the exam table.
• Integrated Work Surface: The top surface of the pass-through area can function as a temporary work surface.
• Load Capacity: This work surface can support a maximum load of 15 lb (6.8 kg).

This feature ensures that necessary supplies are always within easy reach for the clinician, regardless of their position relative to the table.

The Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table provides comprehensive adjustability to ensure safe patient transfer and optimal positioning for various examinations. Key features include:

• Height Adjustment: The table features a motorized height range, moving from a minimum of 18 inches (calibrated for secure, level transfers from standard wheelchairs) up to a maximum height of 37 inches.
• Backrest Articulation: The back section is highly adjustable, moving from 0 degrees (fully horizontal) to an 85-degree upright position.
• Patient Support: The table is equipped with adjustable stirrups for customized leg positioning and robust safety grab bars, which are rated for a load of up to 100 lb.

Yes, the Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is designed with seamless upholstery specifically to promote hygiene and facilitate easy cleaning in medical environments. This design is critical for efficient maintenance.

Key benefits of this design include:

• Exceptional Hygiene: The seamless construction eliminates crevices and hard-to-reach areas where dirt and contaminants can gather, significantly simplifying sanitation protocols.
• Durable and Sized Right: The robust upholstery covers the large table surface, measuring 28.0” wide x 60” long for the main top and 18” wide x 18” long for the leg support.
• Aesthetic Variety: The upholstery is available in a wide selection of colors (such as Clamshell, Deep Sea, and Admiral Plush) allowing for seamless integration with your facility’s decor.

The backrest is adjustable and can recline from 0 degrees (horizontal) up to 85 degrees, allowing for various patient positions.

The Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is designed to accommodate two standard paper roll sizes for convenience and flexibility:

• 18” x 3.5” (45.7 cm x 8.9 cm)
• 21” x 3.5” (53.3 cm x 8.9 cm)

The Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table provides an adaptable length, accommodating various patient needs:

• Standard Length: The upholstered top measures 60.0 inches long.
• Maximum Extended Length: When the upholstered leg support is fully extended, the overall length of the table reaches 78.0 inches.

The Brewer Access High-Low Exam Table is equipped with several features to ensure safety during operation and patient use:

• Injury Minimization Sensors: The table includes integrated sensors designed to actively minimize the possibility of patient injuries during height adjustments.
• Anti-Tamper Switch: An anti-tamper on/off switch prevents accidental operation or unintentional movement when the table is not in active use.
• High Load Capacity: The seat and back sections offer a robust 450 lb (204 kg) maximum load rating, providing reliability during procedures.
• Grab Bars: Integrated safety grab bars are available to aid patients during transfers and positioning, rated for 100 lb (45 kg).

Additionally, the unit features high electrical protection, classified as Class 2 Double Insulated with Type B applied parts, offering superior safety against electrical shock.

Yes, a comprehensive selection of 17 upholstery colors is available, allowing you to customize the exam table to perfectly match your facility’s aesthetic.

Key features related to the upholstery include:

• Extensive Color Palette: Options range from classic neutrals (e.g., Clamshell, Gunmetal) to rich tones (e.g., Cabernet, Deep Sea) and specialized ‘Plush’ finishes (e.g., Arctic Plush, Admiral Plush).
• Seamless Design: The primary patient contact surface utilizes seamless upholstery, which is crucial for superior hygiene and straightforward cleaning in a clinical environment.