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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 2115

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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 2115

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3450

Stirrups at the foot, a step at the front, the kit underneath.

A pelvic examination asks a lot of one room. The Sintang MT 2115 answers most of it in a single cabinet: four-position coated stirrups, a pull-out welded steel step, a backrest from flat to 70° and two soft-close drawers.

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Treatment Couches

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Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

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New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

The Sintang MT 2115 is a cabinet-style examination table from the Clinic-3 Series, which the manufacturer's sheet introduces as the Hemet Clinic3 series. It is configured for pelvic and gynaecological examination as well as everyday general work.

The laminate carcase carries two drawers with a buffer-close action and a cupboard behind a single door on concealed soft-close hinges. Those hinges are adjustable, so the door can be brought back into line if it drops with use. In the photograph, the drawers sit towards the foot end of the front face, close to where a clinician works during a pelvic examination, and the cupboard sits beneath the backrest. Internal shelving is not described.

The top carries 51 mm (2 in) of firm foam and an air-spring backrest adjustable from flat to 70°. Coated stirrups at the foot end are set in four positions for lithotomy-style positioning, and a welded steel step pulls out from the front of the base for patients getting on. The published load capacity is 190 kg (420 lb).

Construction is laminate throughout, finished with chip-resistant PVC edges and a rounded-corner top, on a black laminate plywood base. Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware joins the panels. Laminate comes in oak, red beech or grey, and a paper roll holder is available as an option.

Several details are missing from the sheet: length, width and working height; the upholstery covering, its colours and its fire classification; whether the stirrups stow or detach; and whether the step locks when extended or carries a load rating of its own. The photograph also shows a lower cushioned section at the foot end that the feature list does not describe. Medigear.uk can arrange a quotation that answers each of these points in writing before an order is placed.

The 2115 is set up for rooms where intimate examinations are routine. In general practice, it covers NHS cervical screening for women and people with a cervix, coil fitting and removal, pessary fitting and review, and postnatal checks, with everyday examinations carried out on the same couch once the stirrups are set aside. Sexual health and contraception services, menopause and women's health clinics, and hospital gynaecology outpatient rooms draw on the same mix of leg support, step access and storage close at hand.

Positioning shapes the choice. Some clinicians and patients prefer supported legs for a speculum examination, while others use a knees-bent position on the flat top. Four-position stirrups and a backrest that runs from flat to 70° let one couch serve both habits, and a raised back helps breathless patients, those in later pregnancy, or those anxious about lying flat.

Dignity belongs in the room plan. The GMC's guidance on intimate examinations and chaperones, in effect since January 2024, expects you to offer patients a chaperone who can observe the examination. Place the couch so the foot end faces away from the door, behind a curtain line, with space at the side for a chaperone and somewhere private to undress. The foot end also needs clear floor space for a clinician's stool and an examination lamp.

Quiet storage suits these appointments. Soft-close drawers and a soft-close door keep the room calm while a patient is in position, and consumables stay near the clinician's seat.

The sheet lists no height adjustment, so plan hoist access or a height-adjustable couch in at least one room for patients who transfer from a wheelchair or cannot manage a step.

Everything for the examination in one footprint

Stirrups at the foot end, a step at the front and consumables in the drawers all belong to the same cabinet. The room stays uncluttered, and what a sample taker needs is already in place when the patient walks in.

Leg support set to the patient

Each coated stirrup adjusts through four positions so that the clinician can settle on one the patient can hold without strain. Supported legs help an anxious patient stay still, helping a speculum examination go smoothly on the first attempt.

A step that appears when it is needed

The welded steel step pulls out from the base as a patient gets on and slides back afterwards, leaving the floor clear for the clinician's stool. Confirm that it locks when extended; once that is settled, it makes getting on straightforward for most ambulant patients.

Lying flat or sitting up on the same top

The air-spring backrest covers the full span from flat to 70°. Patients can sit up to talk before and after the examination, and anyone who becomes breathless or uneasy lying flat can be examined with the back partly raised.

Quiet fittings during intimate examinations

Drawers close on a buffer and the cupboard door on concealed soft-close hinges, so nothing bangs while a patient is in position. Small details like this shape how a pelvic examination feels to the person on the couch.

Firm support where positioning counts

Fifty-one millimetres of firm foam gives a surface the pelvis rests on without sinking. That steadiness helps during sample taking and coil fitting, where small movements change the view.

A carcase that stands up to daily wiping

Laminate throughout, chip-resistant PVC edges and a rounded-corner top take the knocks of stools and trolleys and wipe clean between patients. Sound edges keep moisture out of the board beneath.

Joints that can be kept tight

Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware lets the panels be re-tightened during planned maintenance. Firm joints keep a cabinet rated to 190 kg square and steady across years of service.

A finish that calms the room

Oak, red beech or grey laminate over a black plywood base lets the table sit comfortably alongside existing furniture. Warm timber tones take the edge off a clinical room for patients who arrive nervous.

Coated four-position stirrups

A pair of coated stirrups at the foot end adjusts through four positions for lithotomy-style support. The document does not state what each position changes or whether the stirrups stow.

Pull-out welded steel step

A welded-steel step draws out from the front of the base. Locking behaviour and load rating are not published.

Air-spring backrest, 0° to 70°

The backrest adjusts from flat to 70° with air-spring assistance. The release control is not described.

51 mm firm foam top

The top carries 51 mm (2 in) of firm foam padding. The photograph shows blue upholstery; the covering material is not stated.

Two buffer-close drawers

Two drawers close on a buffered action and, in the photograph, sit towards the foot end of the front face.

Single-door cupboard

One cupboard sits beneath the backrest end behind a single door. Internal shelving is not described.

Concealed, adjustable soft-close hinges

The cupboard door hangs on concealed soft-close hinges that adjust to bring it back into line.

All-laminate construction

The carcass is built from laminate panels throughout.

Chip-resistant PVC edges

Exposed board edges are sealed with chip-resistant PVC edging.

Rounded-corner top

The top corners are rounded.

Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware

Panels join with bolts that pass through into pre-threaded fittings.

Black laminate plywood base

The cabinet stands on a black laminate-faced plywood base.

190 kg (420 lb) load capacity

The published load capacity is 190 kg (420 lb); the loading basis is not stated.

Optional paper roll holder

A paper roll holder is available as an option.

Three laminate finishes

Laminate is offered in oak, red beech and grey.

The Sintang MT 2115 brings the working parts of a pelvic examination into one laminate cabinet: coated four-position stirrups, a welded steel step that pulls out from the base, an air-spring backrest from flat to 70°, and soft-close storage near the foot end. It suits GP surgeries running cervical screening and coil clinics, sexual health and women's health services, and gynaecology outpatient rooms. The sheet leaves dimensions, upholstery, step locking, and device documentation open. Please provide those in writing before an order. Medigear.uk distributes the Clinic-3 Series in the UK and can arrange quotations, delivery, installation and staff familiarisation. Send your preferred finish, any handing requirement and your questions to the Medigear.uk team for a quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Pelvic and gynaecological examination is the core use: cervical screening, coil fitting and removal, pessary fitting and review, and postnatal checks. With the stirrups set aside and the backrest flat, the same couch handles general examination and minor procedures. The raised back suits consultation, observation and patients who find lying flat difficult.

The sheet describes coated stirrups with four adjustable positions, but not what each position changes — length, angle or height. Ask for that, and whether the stirrups fold, slide into the foot end or detach when the couch is in general use. Ask too which disinfectants the coating tolerates, since stirrups are handled at every pelvic examination.

The step is welded steel and pulls out from the front of the base, but the sheet gives no locking detail and no separate load rating. Settle those two points first, because the step takes a patient's full weight at the moment they are least steady. Ask whether it positively locks when extended, what it is rated to carry, whether the tread stays non-slip after repeated cleaning, and its height above the floor.

It adjusts from flat to 70° on an air spring, which assists the lift and holds the chosen angle. Ask how the release is operated and from which side, since that decides where staff stand. Ask also how the hinge line between backrest and seat is covered, because that junction collects debris and has to be cleanable.

Sintang MT publishes a load capacity of 190 kg (420 lb). Ask whether that figure is static or includes dynamic loading, whether it holds with the backrest raised, and whether the step and stirrups carry ratings of their own. Bariatric services should plan around the confirmed figures.

Length, width and working height are not published for this model, so request them before planning. The foot end needs clear floor space for a stool and an examination lamp, and works best facing away from the door behind a curtain line. Leave standing room beside the couch for a chaperone, and a private space for the patient to undress.

The top has 51 mm of firm foam; the covering material, colour options and approved disinfectants are not stated, though the photograph shows blue upholstery. Ask for all three, together with the upholstery's BS 7176 resistance-to-ignition classification, the standard applied to upholstered furniture in non-domestic settings. Ask the same for the laminate faces and PVC edges.

Examination couches supplied for a medical purpose are commonly Class I medical devices under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002, which would require UKCA or CE marking and a declaration of conformity. Ask Sintang MT to state its position and supply the declaration for your equipment file. For a manufacturer based outside the UK, ask who acts as the UK Responsible Person and whether the device is registered with the MHRA.

The step makes getting on manageable for patients who can climb, but the sheet lists no height adjustment, so the working height is fixed. Patients who transfer from a wheelchair or cannot use a step will need hoist access or a height-adjustable couch in another room. The Equality Act 2010 expects services to make reasonable adjustments, so plan accessible provision alongside this table.

Bolt-through, pre-threaded hardware indicates assembly on site. Ask how many people and which tools it needs, how long it takes, and the packed dimensions for doorways, corridors and lifts. Warranty terms are not published: request the term and what it covers, since the carcase, hinges, backrest strut, step and upholstery can each differ. Medigear.uk can arrange delivery and installation, along with a quotation that sets these terms out in writing.