RPI MIC296 Step Cover (Black)

Yes, this is a direct replacement part designed specifically for MIDMARK - RITTER 100 series exam tables and chairs. It serves as a high-quality alternative to the OEM part #053-0048-00.

Installation is designed to be straightforward. The cover features a PSA (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive) backing, allowing you to peel and stick it directly onto the step assembly without requiring complex tools or additional glues.

Absolutely. The cover is constructed with a specialized black, slip-resistant tread surface. This design is specifically engineered to enhance safety, providing necessary grip for both patients and medical staff when using the step assembly.

This cover is precision-cut to 12” x 16”. These dimensions are the standard specifications for the step assembly on the MIDMARK - RITTER 100 series, ensuring a proper and snug fit for your equipment.

Yes, the RPI MIC296 is supplied as Factory New stock. This ensures you receive a fresh, high-quality component that meets the necessary standards for reliability and durability in a clinical environment.

Yes, this component is an essential maintenance item. It is designed to restore both the functional integrity and the safety standards of your exam table, replacing worn, damaged, or slippery treads on your existing step.

The cover is specifically designed to maintain the original aesthetic and functional integrity of the MIDMARK - RITTER 100 series. Its matte, black textured finish provides a professional, clean appearance that aligns with the look of your existing exam equipment.

The Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) used is industrial-grade and designed for a secure hold on the metal or plastic surfaces of exam step assemblies.

Application Advice:

• For the most durable bond, ensure the mounting surface is completely clean, dry, and free of debris before application.

It is an RPI replacement part (MIC296) that functions as a direct equivalent to the OEM Part #053-0048-00. It is built to meet or exceed the performance specifications of the original equipment.

Yes, it is designed for demanding medical use. The durable, slip-resistant material is intended to withstand the wear and tear of a busy office while maintaining its texture and safety properties over time.