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Clinton Extra Wide, Bariatric, Power Table with Adjustable Backrest and Drop Section 84430Clinton Extra Wide, Bariatric, Power Table with Adjustable Backrest and Drop Section 84430 Click here to see the colors Extra wide, bariatric model with choice of two widths Pneumatic backrest is adjustable from either side and raises 80 degrees from flat Drop Section is adjustable from either side and lowers up to 80 degrees from flat Standard drop section has nose hole, but it may be ordered without a nose hole (Please specify when ordering)
Clinton Extra Wide, Bariatric, Power Table with Adjustable Backrest and Drop Section 84430
- Extra wide, bariatric model with choice of two widths
- Pneumatic backrest is adjustable from either side and raises 80 degrees from flat
- Drop Section is adjustable from either side and lowers up to 80 degrees from flat
- Standard drop section has nose hole, but it may be ordered without a nose hole (Please specify when ordering)
- Electric power height adjustment with foot control
- Ultra-strong, uni-frame base and top construction
- Heavy duty, all welded, lift mechanism
- Durable gray powder-coated steel frame
- Self-lubricating pivot points
- Smooth 110 volt electric height adjustment
- Power supply and motor meets UL 60601-1 and CAN/CSA C22.2 601.1
- Hands-free low voltage foot control
- Easy service, self contained, electrical components
- Rounded corner, upholstered top
- 2" ultra-firm padding
- Low height may help achieve ADA tax credit
- Customize with options
- Made in the USA by Clinton Industries
- 600 lbs. (272 kg) load capacity under normal use
SPECIFICATIONS:
| 84430 (Bariatric) Extra Wide, Bariatric, Power Table with Adjustable Backrest and Drop Section | Length | Width | Height Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 84430-34 (overall) | 76" | 34" | 18" – 35" |
| Backrest | 38" | 34" | |
| Drop Section | 13" | 34" | |
| 84430-40 (overall) | 76" | 40" | 18" – 35" |
| Backrest | 38" | 40" | |
| Drop Section | 13" | 40" |
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