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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 0Y04

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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 0Y04

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3394

Raise the back, lower the legs, and it becomes a chair.

The backrest and leg support together make a supported seated position. The Sintang MT 0Y04 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 4 Sliding Doors measures 1980 mm long by either 690 or 760 mm wide, at a height of 790 mm, with a three-section top carrying both an adjustable backrest and an adjustable leg support, over a single storage compartment without a shelf closed by four sliding doors. Finishes are beech, oak and grey, and cabinet access is specified at order as left, right or both sides.

Each adjustable section is useful on its own, but the combination does something neither achieves separately. Raise the backrest and lower the leg support together, and the patient is sitting upright with both back and legs supported — the closest a fixed treatment couch gets to a treatment chair. That opens up a group of patients and procedures that a flat or single-section surface serves awkwardly.

Patients who struggle to lie back can sit instead; examinations of the head and upper body, injections and phlebotomy are often more comfortable seated; and longer consultations and post-procedure observation sit better with the patient upright and supported. The sections also work independently — the backrest for breathlessness and respiratory examination, the leg support for lower-limb dressings and podiatry — so one table covers two single-section caseloads.

The trade-off is mechanical: two adjusting sections mean two mechanisms to lock and two hinge lines to seal and clean. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom.

General practice is the natural home for the 0Y04. A consultation that opens with the patient seated and moves to an abdominal, chest, or skin examination stays on one surface, and the base holds the gloves, gowns, and couch roll the visit uses. Outpatient clinics, occupational health suites, school and university health rooms, minor injury units and sports medicine assessment rooms follow the same pattern of talking first and examining second. The seated position also supports blood pressure readings, upper-body wound reviews, and conversations with patients who prefer not to lie down straight away.

The fixed 790 mm height is the limit to plan around. In a US survey of 714 physicians, only 40.3% of the 584 who saw patients with significant mobility limitations always or usually used an accessible examination table or chair. Accessibility audits of US primary care offices look for tables that lower to between 17 and 19 inches (about 430 to 480 mm). A service that relies on this couch therefore needs another route for patients who transfer from a wheelchair. In the UK, the Equality Act 2010 frames that as a reasonable-adjustments duty for the provider.

The couch earns its place with ambulant adults who can step up, in rooms where one surface has to cover consultation and examination and where storage under the couch keeps the worktop clear. NHS procurement routes ask for the device's conformity position and the upholstery fire certificate, and equivalent public procurement elsewhere asks the same. The manufacturer issues the conformity documentation those procurement routes require, and the enquiry team shares it.

Seated and Flat Positions From One Top

Raising the backrest and lowering the leg section turns the couch into a supported seat, and lowering both returns it to a flat examination surface. A patient moves from conversation to examination without getting up and crossing the room. For frail patients, every transfer avoided is one less chance to stumble.

Supplies Kept Where the Examiner Works

The enclosed base turns the couch's own footprint into storage. Gloves, gowns, and the couch roll can live beneath the patient, so the examiner can reach down and stay beside them mid-examination.

No Electrical Parts to Test or Fail

Every adjustment on the 0Y04 is made by hand, and nothing on it plugs in. That keeps it off the portable appliance testing schedule and leaves no motor, handset or battery to fail on a busy day.

A Static Base for Climbing On

The couch stands directly on its cabinet base, with no castors to lock before a patient climbs aboard. A firm footing matters most when someone steps up to a 790 mm top.

Wipe-Clean Laminate Casework

Sintang builds the Clinic-3 series in laminate throughout, with chip-resistant PVC edges and a rounded-corner top. Edged panels and rounded corners give cleaning cloths little to catch on, and the instructions for use, shared by the enquiry team, list the disinfectants the surfaces accept.

Two Widths for Room and Patient

The top is available in 690 mm and 760 mm widths on the same 1980 mm length. A practice can put the narrower top into a tight consulting room and the wider one where larger patients are seen, while keeping one model across the building.

A Published Load Rating for the Series

Sintang rates its Clinic-3 cabinet tables at 420 lb (about 190 kg). The declaration for the 0Y04 gives its own safe working load, so you can read both figures together before assigning a couch to a bariatric pathway.

Light Recurring Obligations

Upkeep centres on the upholstery: cleaning after every patient and replacing a cover once it splits. With no lifting function and no electrical parts, the statutory side comes down to the general PUWER duty to keep work equipment suitable, maintained and, where needed, inspected.

Bolt-Through Construction That Can Be Serviced

Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware holds the Clinic-3 casework together. You can check and re-tighten these fixings during routine inspection, so a joint that loosens with use can be brought back into line.

Adjustable backrest

Raised by hand, the backrest becomes a chair back for consultation, and it lowers flat for work with the patient lying on their back. The manufacturer's model sheet lists the angle range and number of positions, which the enquiry team shares.

Adjustable leg support

At the foot end, a hinged leg support drops so the patient's lower legs hang in the chair position. It returns level to complete a full-length surface.

Three-section top

The backrest, seat, and leg support make up the top. The seat stays level while the ends move, so the patient's weight rests on a fixed section in every position.

Fixed 790 mm deck

A deck height of 790 mm suits examination by a clinician standing at the side. Ambulant patients sit back onto the edge; patients who cannot do so need a lowering transfer surface.

Firm foam padding

Two inches, or 5 cm, of firm foam pads the top, providing a stable surface for hand examination and for patients perched on the edge.

Rounded-corner top

The corners of the top are rounded, leaving nothing sharp for a hip or knee to catch on in a tight room.

All-laminate cabinet

Every visible surface of the cabinet is laminate panel, a construction the manufacturer specifies for the whole Clinic-3 series.

Chip-resistant PVC edges

Panel edges are finished in chip-resistant PVC, which matters on a cabinet that takes knocks from trolleys, chairs, and cleaning equipment.

Black laminate plywood base

The cabinet stands on a black laminate plywood base, seen as the dark band at floor level in the photographs.

Cabinet storage

Storage inside the base keeps consumables at the couch side. The door type, compartments, and shelving for the 0Y04 come from the manufacturer's model sheet.

Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware

Joints bolt through into pre-threaded fittings so they can be checked and retightened during routine maintenance.

Two width options

Choose 690 mm or 760 mm across the top, depending on the room's footprint and the practice's larger patients.

1980 mm length

At 1980 mm long, the top takes a tall adult lying at full length. The room needs that run plus clearance beyond the foot end for the lowered leg support.

Manual operation

Every adjustment is made by hand, with no actuator, battery or mains supply involved.

Optional paper roll holder

A paper roll holder is a listed option for the series. Clinics that dispense couch roll from the head end can add it at quotation.

Grey upholstery and wood-effect laminate

The photographed unit pairs grey upholstery with a light wood-effect laminate. The manufacturer provides the upholstery material and colour choices, and the fire certificate for the supplied composite, through the enquiry team.

The 0Y04 suits consulting and treatment rooms where ambulant adults are seen sitting and examined lying down, and where supplies belong within reach of the couch. It is the wrong choice for wheelchair transfers, where clinicians need to vary working height, or where patients exceed the series rating of about 190 kg. We need to settle four points first: the 0Y04's own load figure, its storage layout, the fire certificate for the supplied upholstery composite, and the declaration of conformity with its registration details. Medigear.uk lists the 0Y04 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the model sheet, load rating, and declaration of conformity before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A supported seated position. With the backrest raised and the leg support lowered, the patient sits upright with back and legs both supported, which is close to a treatment chair on a couch base. That serves patients who find climbing fully onto a couch and lying back difficult, and procedures that are more comfortable seated. Neither a backrest nor a leg support achieves this alone — it comes from having both.

Several groups. Patients who struggle to transfer fully onto a couch can sit rather than lie. Examinations of the face, head, neck and upper body, and procedures such as injections and phlebotomy, are often easier and more comfortable seated. Longer consultations, explanation and counselling work better at eye level. Post-procedure observation is simpler with a patient upright and settled, particularly one recovering gradually from a faint.

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 and eye-level consultation. The leg support lowers the lower limbs, which presents them for dressings, wound care and podiatry and eases hip and knee discomfort. With both fitted, one table covers what would otherwise need two single-section configurations.

Twice the moving parts and twice the vulnerable joints. 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 — the joint at the leg end sits exactly where dressings and wound fluid are most likely to reach. Ask how each hinge line is covered and sealed, whether the upholstery is continuous or separate panels, and whether each section can be re-covered independently.

Ask specifically, because the load path changes. Flat, weight spreads across the whole top; in the seated position it concentrates on the centre section and passes through both hinges and their supports. No capacity is stated on this sheet, so request the figure against this reference, whether it applies in all configurations or flat only, and whether it is static or includes dynamic loading. Do not transfer a figure from another model.

Sliding doors travel within the cabinet's own width, so they need no clearance in front — the table can sit against a wall or in a corner with all its storage reachable. The trade-off is that overlapping doors never open the full run at once, so ask for the clear opening with a door fully slid. The single compartment has no shelf, giving one undivided space that suits bulky items but needs baskets to keep small ones findable. Ask the internal dimensions and whether a shelf can be added.

The model code's final digit records a top carrying both a backrest and a leg support, distinct from the digits used elsewhere in this series for a flat top, a backrest alone or a leg support alone. The options table is headed "Backrest Table Top/Cabinet Access", which names only the backrest — confirm that the 0Y04L, 0Y04R and 0Y04B references include the leg support as well, and check that the acknowledgement names both sections in words.

Load capacity, padding depth, foam density, upholstery covering, edge treatment, the compartment's internal dimensions, both sections' adjustment ranges and locking methods, the door track type and clear opening, and whether a paper roll holder is included are all absent. Ask for the covering material and the disinfectants approved for the covering, laminate and track separately, 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, whether the sliding doors are fitted and aligned at the factory, 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 sliding door track are included, since those are the moving parts carrying patient weight.