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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 2321

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Sintang MT Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 2321

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3370

There's a step in the photograph. Ask whether it locks.

A pull-out step appears in both photographs but not in the specification. The Sintang MT 2321 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 Drawers and 3 Doors measures 1980 mm long by either 690 or 760 mm wide, at a height of 790 mm, with two drawers, two storage compartments each fitted with an adjustable shelf, and an adjustable backrest. A flat-top version is offered under a separate reference, and finishes are beech, oak and grey.

Both of the manufacturer's photographs show something the feature list does not: a pull-out step extending from beneath the front of the cabinet. If it is supplied, it is the most practically significant feature on this table. A 790 mm surface is a substantial climb — a seated adult's hip sits roughly 450 to 500 mm from the floor — and the usual answer is a separate step block, which then becomes a trip hazard of its own and needs somewhere to live. An integrated step that draws out when needed and stows when not removes both problems.

It also introduces a load-bearing moving part at exactly the point where patients are least steady. The first question is whether it locks in the extended position: a step that can slide back under a patient's weight is a fall waiting to happen, and nothing else on the specification carries that kind of consequence. The rest follows — the step's own load rating, a non-slip tread, how much of the climb it takes, and whether there is anything to hold while stepping up. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom.

Treatment and examination couches carry out the routine work of a clinic, and a cabinet with specified handling and a possible integrated step suits rooms seeing a broad patient mix. Typical use covers general examination, respiratory assessment, minor procedures, injections and dressings, phlebotomy, consultation and counselling, and post-procedure observation.

Access is where the photographed step would change things most. A 790 mm surface asks a patient to climb roughly 300 mm or more from a seated hip height, and for older, unsteady or anxious patients that is the least safe moment of the appointment. A separate step block helps but becomes a floor-level trip hazard; a step that draws out and stows solves both — provided it locks, carries the load and offers a secure tread. Where it is not confirmed, plan access conservatively: a proper step with a handrail, or a height-adjustable couch for patients who cannot climb safely.

Storage is divided between two drawers at working height for small consumables and two enclosed compartments for bulk. Because three doors serve two compartments, one opens its full face, and the other only half, so wide items belong behind the pair.

The backrest widens the caseload the room can take, accommodating patients who cannot lie flat properly rather than hurriedly — frequently the same patients for whom the climb is hardest.

Handing chosen at order.

Left, right or both-sides access is a specified variant, so the storage faces the way the room needs rather than the way it happened to arrive.

One full-width compartment for bulky items

With three doors across two compartments, one opens its full face — the right home for anything wide.

Working-height access for small stock

Two drawers hold consumables at reaching height with contents visible on opening, without a door or a bend.

Bulk kept fully enclosed.

Two compartments with adjustable shelves keep larger stock away from anything coming off the couch above.

A possible end to the loose step block

Where the photographed step is supplied, it removes a floor-level trip hazard and a piece of equipment that otherwise needs storing — subject to confirmation of inclusion and locking.

Patients who cannot lie flat are still seen.

A raising back accommodates orthopnoea, late pregnancy, reflux and anxiety at being supine, keeping those consultations in the room they were booked into.

Two top options on one cabinet

A raising backrest, or an uninterrupted flat top with no hinge line to seal and clean, under a separate reference.

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 step specification this sheet does not carry.

Pull-out step

Shown in both photographs, absent from the feature list — confirm whether supplied, standard or optional, before planning patient access around it.

Step locking

Not stated — ask whether it positively locks when extended and whether it can be released accidentally. This is the critical safety question.

Step load rating and tread

Not stated — request the step's own rating, whether the tread is non-slip, and how it holds up to cleaning.

Step height and depth

Not stated — request height from floor, tread depth and width.

Two drawers

Working-height storage for small categorised items — request dimensions, load rating and runner type.

Two compartments behind three doors

One single-door, one double-door — request the clear opening width of each alongside internal dimensions.

Cabinet access left, right or both sides

Specified by suffix at order — L, R or B. Ask whether handing affects the step.

Adjustable backrest

A raising back section — request the angle range, number of positions and locking method.

Flat top alternative

The same cabinet is offered with an uninterrupted flat top under a separate reference.

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.

Height 790 mm

A substantial climb for many patients — confirm whether fixed, and plan access accordingly.

Load capacity

Not stated on this sheet — request against this reference, and do not transfer a figure from a shorter model in the range.

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 Drawers and 3 Doors gives UK clinics a 1980 mm long cabinet couch in 690 or 760 mm widths at 790 mm high, with two drawers, two enclosed compartments behind three doors, and a choice of adjustable backrest or flat top, with cabinet access specified on the left, right or both sides. Both manufacturer photographs show a pull-out step that the feature list does not mention, and if it is supplied, it is the most practically useful feature on the table — it addresses the climb onto a 790 mm surface while removing the loose step block that is otherwise a trip hazard. It is also a load-bearing moving part at the moment patients are least steady, so before relying on it, confirm that it is included, that it positively locks when extended, what load it carries, and whether the tread is non-slip. Until those are answered, plan patient access as though it were not there. Three doors across two compartments mean one opens fully and one only halfway, so ask for both clear opening widths. 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.

Confirm it, because the specification does not say so. Both photographs show a step extending from beneath the front of the cabinet, while the feature list covers only the drawers, compartments and backrest. It may be standard, optional, or shown for illustration only. Ask directly whether it is supplied with this reference, whether it is a separate order line, and what it costs if so — and do not plan patient access around it until that is confirmed in writing.

This is the most important question on the page. A step that draws out on runners can also be pushed back by a foot pressing forward, and a patient stepping up onto a surface that moves under them is at real risk of falling — often an older, unsteady or anxious patient, which is who tends to need the step. Ask whether the step positively locks in the extended position, how the lock engages and releases, and whether it can be released accidentally by a foot or knee.

Four further things. Its own load rating, which is separate from the couch capacity and must cover a full adult stepping up, often with some momentum. The tread surface, since a patient may be in wet shoes, socks or bare feet — ask whether it is non-slip and how that holds up to cleaning. Whether there is a handhold, since stepping up usually means gripping something and the couch edge or backrest may be the only thing available. And how it stows, since a step that does not retract fully projects as a shin and toe hazard.

Ask the step height. A surface at 790 mm against a seated hip height of roughly 450 to 500 mm is a climb of around 300 mm or more, and a step works best when it divides that into manageable rises rather than taking a small fraction of it. Request the step's height from the floor, its depth front to back — a shallow tread takes only the ball of the foot — and its width, since a narrow step makes turning to sit awkward.

That the two compartments open differently. With an odd number of doors, one compartment has a single door, and the other a pair — so one opens roughly half its face, and the other opens fully. What each compartment holds is a separate question from what will pass through its door. Ask for the clear opening width for each in millimetres, and put wide or bulky items in the double-door compartment.

The suffixes set which side the cabinet opens — L for left, R for right, B for both sides — so handing is specified at order rather than accepted as supplied. Confirm how left and right are defined, and ask whether the step is affected by the handing chosen. Two tops share the cabinet: a raising backrest, which accommodates patients who cannot lie flat and supports respiratory examination, or an uninterrupted flat top with no hinge line, under a separate reference.

The pull-out step's entire specification, plus load capacity, padding depth, foam density, upholstery covering, edge treatment, drawer and compartment internal dimensions, and whether a paper roll holder is included. Where the series description mentions some of these, those are series-level statements rather than confirmation against this reference — request them for this model specifically, and do not transfer a load capacity from a shorter table in the range.

None is stated here. Ask for the padding depth and foam density, the covering material, and which disinfectants are approved for the covering, the laminate and the step tread separately. Ask how the backrest hinge line is sealed. Ask for the BS 7176 resistance-to-ignition classification, and whether the table is declared a Class I medical device — and if the step is integral, whether it falls within that declaration.

Not stated for this model. Ask whether the table ships assembled or flat, whether the step is fitted and adjusted at the factory, what tools and how many people assembly requires, and the packed dimensions. Ask the warranty term and coverage, and specifically whether the step mechanism and its lock are included, since those are the moving parts that carry patient weight.