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Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 4211
Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 4211
Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 4211
Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 4211
Sintang MT Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series 4211

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-3246

The code checks out. The specification sheet doesn't exist.

The number decodes, and the photograph agrees. No specification sheet came with the Sintang MT 4211.

Sections
Treatment Couches
Categories
Hospital Furniture & Fixtures
Condition
New
Origin
China
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Certified Professional Seller
CE & ISO Certified
Global Shipping
Supplier: Medigear
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The Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series Cabinet Style Treatment Table, reference 4211, is a cabinet-based treatment couch with an adjustable backrest, a column of drawers, an enclosed cupboard and an open section between them. It arrived as a photograph and a model number, with no written specification.

The number is the most informative thing available, which is an unusual position for a product listing. Across this series, the digits have described drawers, doors, storage compartments and backrest in that order. Applied here, they give four drawers, two doors, one compartment and a backrest — and the photograph appears to bear that out, showing a stacked drawer column on one side, a pair of doors on the other, and the top raised at the head end.

That reading now holds for four of the five configurations seen in this series, with a single reference that does not reconcile. On balance, that points to one inconsistent code rather than a broken scheme, which is a more encouraging position than it looked from the outlier alone. It still does not make the code sufficient on its own: a drawer count read off a small photograph is not a specification, and the one mismatch means any code should be confirmed in words.

Everything dimensional and material is missing. No length, width or working height; no load capacity; no padding depth, foam density or covering; no edge treatment, hinge type or finish options. Medigear.uk can arrange supply, delivery and documentation from Sintang MT across the United Kingdom, including the specification this listing does not carry.

Treatment and examination couches carry out the routine work of a clinic, and a cabinet table with a raising back suits rooms that need enclosed storage and also see patients who cannot lie flat. Typical use covers general examination, respiratory assessment, minor procedures, injections and dressings, phlebotomy, consultation and counselling, and post-procedure observation.

The backrest is what widens the caseload the room can take. Orthopnoea associated with heart failure or advanced respiratory disease, late pregnancy, significant reflux, high body mass and anxiety about being supine all make lying flat difficult, and a raising back means those consultations happen properly rather than hurriedly. Respiratory examination benefits directly, since auscultation of the posterior chest requires the patient sitting forward.

Storage splits three ways in this arrangement — a drawer column for small categorised consumables, an enclosed cupboard for bulk, and an open section between the two. Each suits different stock, and deciding which holds what before the unit arrives is worth the five minutes it takes.

Working position deserves attention at the planning stage. A raised back brings the clinician to the head end, while drawers extend and doors swing into the space beside the cabinet, so their placement relative to that end decides whether storage is reachable during a consultation.

Because no written specification accompanies this model, the room cannot be planned from the listing alone. Request the dimensions before committing floor space.

Patients who cannot lie flat are still seen.

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

Respiratory examination properly supported

Auscultation of the posterior chest needs the patient sitting forward, and a backrest holds that position without pillows or a clinician propping them.

Eye-level consultation

Explanation, history-taking and counselling all run better with the patient raised than with one person supine and the other standing over them.

Three kinds of storage in one base

A drawer column, an enclosed cupboard and an open section between them suit small categorised items, bulk stock and equipment in active use respectively.

Small categories kept separate.

A stacked drawer column allows consumables to be held apart by type, with contents visible on opening and reached one-handed.

Bulk kept out of sight.

An enclosed cupboard keeps larger stock away from anything coming off the couch above, which open shelving cannot do.

A configuration readable from the reference

The digit-order code describes the layout, which lets an acknowledgement be checked against the configuration rather than against a photograph alone.

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 full specification this listing does not carry.

Specification sheet

None supplied. This model arrived as a photograph and a model number; every dimensional and material field below is genuinely absent rather than omitted here.

Model code 4211

Read digit by digit: four drawers, two doors, one compartment, adjustable backrest — a working reading, to be confirmed in words.

Adjustable backrest

A raising back section — request the angle range, number of positions, locking method and whether it adjusts with a patient in place.

Hinge line

The junction between top sections flexes with every adjustment — ask how it is covered, sealed and cleaned.

Drawer column

Stacked drawers to one side — request the count, dimensions, load rating, runner type and the height of the lowest drawer from the floor.

Enclosed cupboard

Bulk storage behind a pair of doors — request internal dimensions, clear opening width and whether a shelf is fitted.

Open section

Shown in photography, not accounted for by the code — ask what it is, its dimensions, and whether it is open storage or knee space.

Dimensions

Not published — request length, width and working height before committing floor space.

Load capacity

Not published — request the figure, whether it is static or dynamic, and whether it applies with the backrest raised.

Padding and upholstery

Not published — request depth, foam density, covering material and approved disinfectants.

Edge treatment and hinges

Not published — request the edging type and application method, and the cabinet hinge make.

Laminate finishes

Not published — confirm which finishes are available for this configuration.

Paper roll holder

Shown in photography, not confirmed in any specification — confirm whether included or optional.

Fire classification and device status

Neither is stated — request the BS 7176 classification and the declaration of conformity.

The Sintang MT Clinic-3 Series Cabinet Style Treatment Table, reference 4211, gives UK clinics a cabinet-based couch with an adjustable backrest, a drawer column, an enclosed cupboard and an open section between them. It suits rooms that need substantial storage and also see patients who cannot lie flat, and it supports respiratory examination and eye-level consultation directly. The unusual feature of this listing is that the model number is the most informative thing about it: the digits read as four drawers, two doors, one compartment and a backrest; the photograph appears to agree, and that reading now holds for four of the five configurations seen in this series against one that does not reconcile. On balance, the scheme looks sound with a single bad reference — but a code should still be confirmed in words, and a drawer count read from an image is not a specification. Everything dimensional and material is absent: dimensions, load capacity, padding, upholstery, edge treatment, hinges and finishes all need requesting in one written request. 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 and configuration confirmation.

FAQ

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

Four drawers, two doors, one storage compartment and an adjustable backrest, read digit by digit in the order this series has used. The photograph appears consistent with that — a stacked drawer column on one side, a pair of doors on the other, an open section between them, and the top raised at the head end. Treat it as a working reading rather than a confirmed specification: counting drawers from a small image is not the same as a written feature list, and the count should be confirmed before order.

Not by itself, though it is in better standing than one earlier reference suggested. The digit-order reading now matches four of the five configurations seen in this series, with a single code that does not reconcile against its own feature list. That pattern points to one inconsistent reference rather than a scheme that does not work — but one mismatch is enough to mean a code should never carry a specification alone. Quote the reference and ask Sintang MT to confirm the configuration in words on the acknowledgement.

Everything dimensional and material. Length, width and working height; load capacity, and whether it is a static or dynamic figure; padding depth and foam density; upholstery covering and approved disinfectants; edge treatment and how it is applied; hinge make and whether soft-close; available laminate finishes; drawer and compartment internal dimensions; and whether a paper roll holder is included. Gathering those in one written request is considerably faster than establishing them across several exchanges.

An open section between the drawer column and the cupboard, which the digit reading does not account for — the code records drawers, doors and enclosed compartments, not open shelving. Ask what that section is, its internal dimensions, whether it carries a shelf, and whether it is intended as open storage or as knee space for seated working. Those lead to different room decisions, and an open recess beneath a patient surface is exposed to whatever comes off the couch, so it suits equipment in use rather than clean stock.

Access for patients a flat surface handles poorly. Orthopnoea associated with heart failure or advanced respiratory disease, late pregnancy, significant reflux, high body mass and anxiety at lying flat all make a supine position difficult, and a raising back keeps those consultations in the room they were booked into. It also supports respiratory examination, which requires the patient sitting forward, and consultation at eye level. Request the angle range, number of positions, locking method and whether it adjusts with a patient in place.

It does. A raised back draws the clinician towards the head end, since respiratory examination is performed from behind and beside a patient sitting forward. Drawers extend into the space beside the cabinet and doors swing outward into it, so their position relative to the head end determines whether storage is reachable during a consultation or only between patients. Ask which end the drawer column sits and which side the doors are mounted, and whether either can be specified at order.

None is stated. Ask for the padding depth and foam density, the covering material, and which disinfectants are approved for the covering, the laminate and the edge treatment separately — the hinge line between the top sections matters here, since it flexes with every adjustment and is where a covering fails first. Ask also for the BS 7176 resistance-to-ignition classification, the standard applied to upholstered furniture in non-domestic settings, where healthcare commonly specifies the medium or high hazard category.

Confirm the manufacturer's position. Examination and treatment couches supplied for a medical purpose are commonly classified as Class I medical devices in the United Kingdom, which brings a declaration of conformity and UKCA or CE marking with them. Ask Sintang MT whether this table is declared as a medical device and request the declaration of conformity and supporting documentation for your equipment file.

Not stated. Ask whether the table ships assembled or flat, what tools and how many people assembly requires, how long it takes, and the packed dimensions — cabinet tables in this series are substantial deliveries, and doorways, corridors and lifts are worth measuring in advance. Ask about the warranty term and coverage, since the carcass, drawer runners, hinges, the backrest mechanism and upholstery are likely to carry different periods.