MTS Attachments


User FriendlyTransferable to Shoulder Femur/Traction/Lower Leg traction


R Schaerer Arcus Operating Table


Static patient weight capacity of 500 kg Minimum height of just 595 mm


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Custom stainless steel solutions for endoscopy, pharmaceutical, and sterile service units - designed and manufactured to perfection.


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Operating Table and Accessory from Melyd Surgical


Schaerer Carbon Fibre Plate


Custom stainless steel solutions for endoscopy, pharmaceutical , and steri le


360° C-arm access to any part of the body Ideal for PCNL, Vascular and Imaging


service units - designed and manufactured to perfection.


Schaerer Axis Operating table Please visit www.neocare.org.uk Tel: 0121 411 9077


User FriendlyTransferable to Shoulder Femur/Traction/Lower Leg traction


For further information: 01244 660954 www.melydsurgical.co.uk


Melyd Surgical: Specialising in Patient Positioning for over 25 years


Designed with the patient and theatre staff needs in mind • Simple and Easy squeeze handle • Pneumatic lift assist technology for effortless positioning • Flexible boot to accommodate the larger leg • Patient weight capacity 230kg


 Schaerer Axis Operating table


Universal operating table with electrohydraulic seat plate adjustment and outstanding xray access Maximum Reliability and low maintenance


CALL NOW TO ARRANGE A TRIAL


For further information: 01244 660954 www.melydsurgical.co.uk customerservice@melydsurgical.co.uk


For further information: 01244 660954 www.melydsurgical.co.uk


Schaerer Arcus Operating Table


Static patient weight capacity of 500 kg Minimum height of just 595 mm


www.neocare.org.uk


Universal operating table with electrohydraulic seat plate adjustment and outstanding xray access Maximum Reliability and low maintenance


Schaerer Axis Operating Table with MTS Attachments


Schaerer Carbon Fibre Plate


360° C-arm access to any part of the body Ideal for PCNL, Vascular and Imaging


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