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Sintang Morley-471

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Sintang Morley-471

Product Code: DAA-4183

Shared by left- and right-handed clinicians, it turns to each one's working side.

Between one clinician's list and the next, the Morley-471 turns its top up to 135° each way to place the patient on the new user's working side, with a 12° tilt and stored positions on a hand controller.

Sections

Aesthetic Treatment Furniture

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

The Morley-471 from Sintang is a rotating electric treatment chair designed for procedure rooms shared by several clinicians or specialities. Its top turns up to 135° in each direction. The electric height ranges from 620 to 960 mm (24.6 to 37.8 in), the backrest from 4° to 80°, the legrest from 0 to 90°, and the whole top inclines from 0 to 12°. A hand controller operates the chair, a memory system stores positions, and the working capacity is 200 kg (440 lb). No foot control is listed, and the photographs show no castors.

Rotation settles where each clinician stands. A left-handed podiatrist and a right-handed dermatologist can use the same room, each turning the patient to their working side, and the memory brings back each user's setup. Nothing else in the room has to move between lists. In the front photograph, the base extends beyond the chair on one side, so a stool may need to sit on the other.

Both side armrests come off and are described as levelled, and the neck and face pillow adjusts and lifts away, with an oval opening. Sintang's PVC, described as durable and soft, covers 3.5-inch (8.7 cm) foam. The drawing gives 600 to 937 mm of height against 620 to 960 mm on the list, so plan seating at 620 mm and standing work at 937 mm. The list gives the backrest 4° to 80° and the drawing 0 to 82°, so plan on 4° to 80° until the manufacturer's specification settles it.

The unit measures 1850 × 600 mm, or 860 mm across the armrests, with a height of 620–960 mm. Buyers can order it in more than 80 countries through Medigear.uk, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times.

Shared procedure rooms suit the Morley-471: GP and community minor surgery rooms on a rota, outpatient rooms split between podiatry and dermatology, and aesthetic medicine clinics with several practitioners. A podiatrist working seated at the leg end, a dermatologist examining skin with the patient lying back, and a practitioner giving injections each have the patient turned to suit their hand, and each recalls stored positions from memory. The 12° tilt stays available to every user.

Handedness is a layout question before it is a comfort one. A 2020 meta-analysis in Psychological Bulletin, covering more than two million people, estimated left-handedness at 10.6%. A UK survey of 88 ENT surgeons from Imperial College Healthcare and Cambridge University Hospitals, reported in ENT & Audiology News in 2026, found a quarter were left-hand dominant. Of those, 42% had not adapted their theatre set-up, though the authors judged adaptation achievable. The same survey found no difference in physical discomfort by handedness; it covered one surgical speciality working in theatres, and no study has tested a rotating treatment chair. The remaining case is practical: in a shared room, turning the patient adapts the set-up for whoever is working, and nothing else needs to move.

The HCPC registers UK podiatrists, the GMC doctors and the NMC nurses, while providers answer to the CQC in England and to Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and the RQIA in the other nations. A powered, rotating chair sourced through NHS procurement routes needs a declaration of conformity, a stated working capacity, and electrical safety evidence; equivalent public procurement elsewhere requires the same. The manufacturer issues the conformity documentation those procurement routes require, and the enquiry team shares it.

Each clinician's working side

Turning the top to 135° puts the patient on the dominant-hand side, whether the clinician is left- or right-handed.

One room for several specialities

Podiatry, dermatology, minor surgery and injection lists can share the chair without rearranging the room between them.

Set-ups recalled per use.r

The memory system brings back stored positions, so each clinician starts from their usual set-up once the preset count covers them.

A 12° head-down tilt

The whole top inclines up to 12°, lifting the leg end for a patient who turns pale.

Legrest from level to hanging

The legrest runs from level to hanging, so a patient can sit upright to talk and then lie out for foot or leg work.

Armrests and pillow that lift off

Removing an armrest opens the side for a transfer, and the pillow's oval opening supports prone work.

A 200 kg working capacity

Sintang rates the chair for patients up to 200 kg (440 lb).

Upkeep under PUWER

Outside LOLER, under HSE guidance, the chair's upkeep includes PUWER inspections of its drives and on-rotation, plus electrical testing.

±135° top rotation

The sheet and the drawing both show a 135° top rotation to either side.

0 to 12° inclination

Electric inclination tips the whole top through 0 to 12°, with the leg end rising on the drawing.

Electric height

The specification list gives 620 to 960 mm (24.6 to 37.8 in), and the drawing 600 to 937 mm.

Backrest, 4° to 80°

The list shows an electric backrest from 4° to 80°, while the drawing shows 82°.

Legrest, 0 to 90°

The powered legrest travels from 0 to 90°.

Memory system

The memory system recalls stored positions.

Hand controller

A hand controller operates the electric functions.

1850 mm top

The flat top is 1850 mm (72.8 in) long.

Width with and without armrests

The top is 600 mm (23.6 in) wide on the list and 603 mm on the drawing, and 860 mm (34 in) across the armrests.

200 kg working capacity

The working capacity stands at 200 kg (440 lb).

Removable levelled armrests

Sintang lists the side armrests as removable and levelled.

Removable, adjustable pillow

The neck and face pillow lifts off, adjusts and has an oval opening.

PVC over 3.5-inch foam

Durable, soft PVC covers foam 3.5 in (8.7 cm) thick.

Pedestal base

A white pedestal base on small feet supports the chair; the photographs show no castors.

Beige or slate blue shown.n

Beige upholstery appears in the main photograph and slate blue in the others; the enquiry team can confirm availability.

100 kg net, 113 kg gross

The chair weighs 100 kg (220 lb), and 113 kg (249 lb) in its carton.

0.79 m³ carton

Packed, it takes up a 1500 × 800 × 660 mm carton (59 × 31.5 × 26 in).

A procedure room shared by several clinicians, some of them left-handed, is the setting the Morley-471 is built for, provided the floor can take a turning top. It fits services that will store each user's positions and write shared operation into the risk assessment. Services with rooms too tight for the arc, chairs that travel between rooms, patients above 200 kg or patients who need a seat below 620 mm should look at other specifications. Settle whether the backrest lies flat and how the top turns and holds before committing. Medigear.uk lists the Morley-471 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the backrest specification, the rotation details, the swept-area drawing, the preset count and the PVC cleaning and fire documents before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Each clinician can turn the patient toward their dominant hand, so the trolley, lamp, and sink stay in one layout for every list. The memory system then returns each user's usual positions from the hand controller. Agree in the risk assessment who turns the top and when, because a shared chair has several operators.

About one in ten people is left-handed, according to the central estimate of a 2020 meta-analysis covering more than two million people. A UK survey of ENT surgeons found that many left-handed respondents had not adapted their set-up, although the authors judged it achievable. Neither study tested a chair, so the case is about convenience in shared rooms, not proven outcomes.

The memory system stores positions for recall from the hand controller, and the enquiry team provided the manufacturer's specification for the number of presets. If several clinicians share the chair, check that the count covers each person's usual set-ups, and include storing them in familiarisation.

The specification list gives the backrest 4° to 80°, while the drawing shows it level and rising to 82°. Establish the lowest backrest angle before ordering, because prone work and a level head-down tilt depend on a top that lies flat.

Establish whether the top turns by motor or by hand, and how it holds each angle, before ordering, since the answer shapes the risk assessment for a chair with several operators. The manufacturer sends the swept-area drawing through the enquiry team, and marking that outline on the floor keeps stools and trolleys out of the arc.

It does, by up to 12°: the drawing shows the leg end rising and the head end dropping as the whole top inclines and using the tilt for a patient who feels faint falls within the department's own protocol.

Its rated working capacity is 200 kg (440 lb). The chair weighs 100 kg (220 lb) unpacked and 113 kg (249 lb) in its carton, so delivery needs a pallet truck or trolley, and patients above 200 kg need a different specification.

The PVC covering, described as durable and soft by Sintang, sits on 3.5-inch (8.7 cm) foam. The manufacturer's cleaning guidance sets out disinfectant tolerance, which the enquiry team shares, and for UK non-domestic use the covering's ignition resistance is assessed against BS 7176.

No. A chair whose principal function is to seat or position a person falls outside LOLER under HSE guidance, whatever its powered functions. PUWER 1998 inspection covers it, including the rotation mechanism, and electrical safety testing follows the provider's policy.

The Morley-471 is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002, as the manufacturer places it on the market as a medical device, as stated in the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares. For Great Britain, CE marking under the EU directives is recognised until 30 June 2028 and under the EU MDR until 30 June 2030, with UKCA marking as the alternative. A 2026 MHRA consultation proposed making that recognition permanent, and the government has not yet announced its response. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the enquiry team shares the manufacturer's documentation for the intended destination country.

Rooms that cannot keep the turning area clear, services that wheel a chair between rooms and patients above 200 kg fall outside its fit. Patients who need a seat lower than about 620 mm, and work that needs a fully flat backrest before the specification is settled, point to another chair.

Yes. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery of the 113 kg carton, installation with the swept area marked, commissioning, and familiarisation for each clinician who will use the memory, and the enquiry team will set out stock and lead time in the quotation.