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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 0224

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Sintang MT Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 0224

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3429

It sits like a chair. It doesn't stand up like one.

The seated position is 790 mm off the floor, so getting down needs planning. The Sintang MT 0224 measures 1980 × 690 or 760 × 790 mm.

Sections

Treatment Couches

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

Size:

1980 × 690 or 760 × 790 mm

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

The Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series Cabinet Style Treatment Table with 2 Hinged Doors measures 1980 mm long by either 690 or 760 mm wide, at a height of 790 mm, with a three-section top carrying an adjustable backrest and an adjustable leg support, over two storage compartments each fitted with an adjustable shelf and closed by a hinged door. Finishes are beech, oak and grey, and cabinet access is specified at order as left, right or both sides.

Raise the backrest and lower the leg support together, and the patient sits upright with back and legs supported — close to a treatment chair on a couch base. That is genuinely useful for seated procedures, for examinations of the head and upper body, and for longer consultations held at eye level.

It also creates a question that a real treatment chair does not. An ordinary chair seat sits roughly 450 mm from the floor, so a seated person's feet rest on the ground and standing up is a single movement. Here the seat is at 790 mm. The lowered leg support carries the lower legs, but the feet do not reach the floor, and getting off means coming down a drop of around 300 mm or more. For a fit adult that is nothing; for an older, unsteady or recently sedated patient, it is the least safe moment of the appointment. The seated position is easy to get into and needs a plan for getting out of.

That plan is straightforward — a step, a stable handhold and a clinician beside the patient — but it should be decided before the table goes into use rather than improvised. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom.

Treatment and examination couches carry the routine work of a clinic, and a three-section cabinet table suits rooms seeing a genuinely mixed caseload. Typical use covers general examination, respiratory assessment, wound care and dressings, podiatry, phlebotomy and injections, head and upper-body examination, consultation and counselling, and post-procedure observation.

The seated position is the configuration's defining feature. A patient sitting upright with back and legs supported is well placed for injections, blood tests and upper-body examination, and a conversation at eye level runs differently from one conducted over a supine patient.

Getting out of that position is the part to plan. With the seat at 790 mm and the feet off the floor, leaving the couch means coming down to the ground rather than simply standing. The risk sits with exactly the patients the seated position tends to attract — older, frail or unsteady people, and anyone recovering after a procedure or a faint. A stable step at the exit end, a secure handhold, and a clinician alongside at the moment of standing turn a risky transfer into a routine one. Returning the leg support towards level before the patient moves can help too.

Independently, the sections broaden the room's range: the backrest for breathlessness and respiratory examination, the leg support for lower-limb dressings and podiatry.

Two enclosed shelved compartments keep stock organised, and handing specified at order lets the hinged doors open away from where the clinician and the exit step will be.

A supported seated position

Backrest raised and legs lowered, the patient sits upright with both supported — close to a treatment chair on a couch base.

Suits seated procedures

Injections, phlebotomy and examinations of the head and upper body are often easier and more comfortable with the patient seated.

Eye-level consultation

Longer conversations and difficult news sit better with the patient supported upright than lying flat below the clinician.

Covers two single-section caseloads

The backrest serves breathlessness and respiratory examination; the leg support serves lower-limb work — one table, both roles.

Two enclosed, shelved compartments

Adjustable shelves keep stock organised and away from anything coming off the couch above.

Independent access to each compartment

A door per compartment means only the section in use stands open.

Handing chosen at order

Left, right or both-sides access lets the doors open away from the clinician's position and the exit step.

UK supply and documentation through one route

Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and assembly enquiries from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom, including the adjustment specification this sheet does not carry.

Three-section top

Backrest, seat and leg support — the combination creates a supported seated position.

Seated height 790 mm

Feet do not reach the floor in the seated position — plan a step, a handhold and assistance for getting down.

Adjustable backrest

Raises the upper body — request the angle range, number of positions and locking method.

Adjustable leg support

Lowers the lower limbs — request the angle range, number of positions and locking method.

Two hinge lines

Both flex with every adjustment — ask how each is covered, sealed and cleaned.

Load in the seated position

Not stated — weight concentrates on the centre section; ask whether capacity holds in every configuration.

Two hinged doors

Described on the sheet as "open doors", meaning they swing — not open shelving; check swing clearance.

Two compartments with adjustable shelves

One door each — request internal dimensions, clear opening width and shelf adjustment increments.

Cabinet access left, right or both sides

Specified by suffix at order — confirm the references include both sections, since the options heading reads "flat table top".

Length 1980 mm

A longer surface than most in this class — accommodates taller patients lying fully extended.

Two width options, 690 and 760 mm

A choice between patient surface and clinician reach across.

Three laminate finishes

Beech, oak and grey — confirm colour matching for any later replacement parts.

Load capacity

Not stated on this sheet — request against this reference, and do not transfer a figure from another model.

Padding, upholstery, edge treatment and device status

None stated — request each, along with the BS 7176 classification and the declaration of conformity.

The Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series Cabinet Style Treatment Table with 2 Hinged Doors gives UK clinics a 1980 mm long cabinet couch in 690 or 760 mm widths at 790 mm high, with a three-section top carrying both an adjustable backrest and an adjustable leg support, and two shelved compartments behind hinged doors, in beech, oak or grey, with handing specified at order. Together the sections create a supported seated position, well suited to seated procedures, upper-body examination and consultations at eye level. It sits like a chair but does not stand up like one: the seat is at 790 mm, the patient's feet are off the floor, and getting down means coming to the ground rather than simply rising — the higher-risk moment for older, frail or unsteady patients. Plan a stable step at the exit end, a secure handhold and a clinician alongside before the table goes into use. Confirm that capacity holds in the seated configuration, that the handing references include both sections, and request the adjustment ranges, clear opening widths, padding and upholstery. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery, documentation and assembly enquiries from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom. Contact the Medigear.uk team for the full specification, pricing, handing and finish selection.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Usually not in the way they would from a chair. The seat sits at 790 mm, well above an ordinary chair's roughly 450 mm, so in the seated position the patient's feet are off the floor with the lower legs resting on the lowered leg support. Standing up means sliding forward and coming down to the floor, a drop of around 300 mm or more. Fit adults manage without thinking; older, unsteady, frail or recently sedated patients need support.

Decide it before the table is in use. Keep a stable step at the end where patients leave, confirm there is something secure to hold — the couch edge or backrest may be the only option — and have the clinician stand beside the patient as they come down rather than across the room. Raising the leg support back towards level before the patient moves can make the transfer easier. Record the approach in the room's procedures so it does not depend on who is working that day.

A supported seated position, plus each section's own uses. With the back raised and the legs lowered, the patient sits upright with both supported, which suits injections and phlebotomy, examinations of the head, neck and upper body, and longer conversations at eye level. Neither the backrest nor the leg support creates that position alone — it comes from having both.

They solve different problems. The backrest raises the upper body, which helps patients who cannot lie flat because of breathlessness — orthopnoea associated with heart failure or advanced respiratory disease — and supports respiratory examination. The leg support lowers the lower limbs, presenting them for dressings, wound care and podiatry and easing hip and knee discomfort. With both fitted, one table covers what would otherwise need two configurations.

Twice the moving parts and a changed load path. There are two mechanisms to check for secure locking and creep, and two hinge lines where the upholstery flexes with every adjustment and where debris and fluid collect. In the seated position, weight concentrates on the centre section and passes through both hinges. No capacity is stated on this sheet, so ask for the figure against this reference and whether it holds in the seated configuration.

The sheet's "2 open doors" means doors that swing open on hinges, not open shelving. Hinged doors need clearance in front to open, so check the swing against where the clinician stands and where a step will be placed. Each of the two compartments has its own single door, which opens roughly half its face — ask the clear opening width of each alongside the internal dimensions and shelf adjustment increments.

The model code reads cleanly against the specification: no drawers, two doors, two shelves, and a final digit recording a top with both backrest and leg support. The options table, however, is headed "Flat Table Top/Cabinet Access" on a three-section model. Confirm that the 0224L, 0224R and 0224B references include both sections, and check that the acknowledgement names them in words.

Load capacity, padding depth, foam density, upholstery covering, edge treatment, the compartments' internal dimensions and clear openings, both sections' adjustment ranges and locking methods, the door hinge type, and whether a paper roll holder is included are all absent. Ask for the covering material and approved disinfectants, how each hinge line is sealed, the BS 7176 resistance-to-ignition classification, and whether the table is declared a Class I medical device.

Not stated for this model. Ask whether the table ships assembled or flat, what tools and how many people assembly requires, and the packed dimensions. Ask the warranty term and coverage, and specifically whether both section mechanisms and the door hinges are included, since those are the moving parts carrying patient weight.