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Sintang mt Katia-A10

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Sintang mt Katia-A10

Product Code: HFAF-EAPF-4393

A foot pump raises the top, so no socket or electrical test is needed.

One foot on the pedal raises the Katia-A10 from 61 to 77 cm, while pneumatic adjustment sets the backrest to 80° and lowers the legrest to 70°. The top turns and locks, and nothing on the chair needs a mains supply.

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Massage & Wellness Beds

Categories

Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Sintang positions the Katia-A10 as a non-powered treatment chair for rooms where work without a mains supply is sufficient. A large foot-pumped hydraulic column sets the height between 610 and 770 mm (24 and 30.5 in), and pneumatic adjustment moves the backrest from 0° to 80° and the legrest from 0° to 70°. The top rotates and locks, and the working capacity is 200 kg (440 lb). It has no motors, memory, or table inclination, and the photo shows a metal frame on small feet with no castors.

Nothing on the Katia-A10 is electric, and that changes its paperwork as much as its handling. With no mains lead, motor, or control box, it needs no electrical safety testing, no medical electrical standard, and no nearby socket. PUWER 1998 still applies, so the column, pedal, gas springs, rotation lock, and armrest fixings need inspection and maintenance. The enquiry team shared the manufacturer's instructions, which set out how each adjustment is made by foot or hand and how each one is released.

Both side armrests fold and lift off, and a removable neck pillow sits at the head end, where the drawing shows a face opening. High-density foam 3.3 inches (8.2 cm) thick lies under PU leather that Sintang calls water- and oil-resistant, with a five-year guarantee whose terms come with the quotation. On the drawing, the 1840 mm top divides into a 620 mm legrest, a 510 mm seat and a 710 mm backrest.

At 1840 mm long and 620 mm wide (850 mm across the armrests), the unit stands 610–770 mm high. IBuyers can order it in more than 80 countries through Medigear.uk, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times

Injection and aesthetic medicine rooms, seated podiatry and chiropody, dermatology consultations, sports and musculoskeletal clinics and community or temporary clinics without a convenient socket suit the Katia-A10. The patient sits for a consultation, reclines for an injection or lies flat for a dressing, and the top turns to bring them to the clinician's working side. Its limits are part of the fit: height changes require pedal strokes, and it has no tilt for a patient who feels faint.

The case for a non-powered chair is mostly regulatory. HSE's guidance on maintaining portable electrical equipment, revised in 2013, calls the idea that every appliance needs a yearly test a myth, because the law asks only that electrical equipment be maintained to prevent danger. With no electrical parts, the Katia-A10 falls outside that requirement. PUWER 1998 still applies, and HSE expects inspection after installation, at intervals where deterioration could become dangerous and after any serious damage, with the interval set by risk assessment and the manufacturer's advice. Results are kept until the next inspection. No study has measured how often a hydraulic column or a gas spring needs attention, so the manufacturer's service schedule, shared by the enquiry team, sets the first interval.

In the UK, clinicians using the chair hold HCPC, NMC or GMC registration, and the CQC, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and the RQIA regulate their services. Bought through NHS procurement routes, a non-powered chair still needs its declaration of conformity and a stated working capacity, and equivalent public procurement elsewhere asks the same. Themanufacturer issues the conformity documentation those procurement routes requir,r and the enquiry tea shares itm.

Off the electrical test schedule

With no electrical parts, the chair needs no electrical safety testing at all.

Any spot in the room

No socket has to be nearby, so the chair can stand wherever the work and the light suit it.

Working through a power cut

Height, backrest and legrest all move by foot or hand, so the chair keeps working during a power cut.

A top that turns and locks

The rotating top brings the patient round to the clinician's side and then holds there.

Armrests that fold or lift off

Folding an armrest out of the way, or removing it, clears the side for a transfer or for close work.

A face opening at the head end

The drawing shows a face opening at the head end, where the removable neck pillow sits in the photograph, for face-down work.

A sheet-stated guarantee on the PU

Sintang attaches a five-year guarantee to the cover's water and oil resistance, with terms in the quotation.

Capacity of 200 kg

The sheet's 200 kg (440 lb) working load gives the booking team a clear limit.

Upkeep that stays mechanical

PUWER inspection of the pump, gas springs and lock makes up the statutory upkeep, with no LOLER thorough examination due.

Hydraulic height: 610 to 770 mm

The foot-pumped hydraulic column sets the height from 610 to 770 mm (24 to 30.5 in).

Pump pedal at the base

A black pedal beside the column operates the pump in the photograph.

Pneumatic backrest, 0° to 80°

The backrest adjusts pneumatically from level to 80°.

Pneumatic legrest, 0° to 70°

The legrest drops from level to 70° via pneumatic adjustment.

Rotating, lockable top

The whole top turns and locks in place, with the range set out in the manufacturer's specification.

Three-section, 1840 mm top

The drawing splits the 1840 mm (72 in) length into a 620 mm legrest, a 510 mm seat and a 710 mm backrest.

620 mm wide, 850 mm with armrests

The top is 620 mm (24.5 in) wide and rises to 850 mm (33.5 in) with the armrests on.

200 kg working weight

Sintang lists the working weight, meaning the patient load, as 200 kg (440 lb).

Foldable, removable armrests

The side armrests fold away or can be removed entirely.

Removable neck pillow

A neck pillow lifts away from the head end, where the drawing places an oval face opening.

Water- and oil-resistant PU

The cover is PU leather, which the sheet describes as water- and oil-resistant and guarantees for five years.

8.2 cm high-density foam

Padding is high-density foam 3.3 in (8.2 cm) thick.

H-shaped frame on feet

An H-shaped metal frame stands on small feet, and the photograph shows no castors.

White upholstery

The photograph shows white upholstery, and the enquiry team lists the available colours.

42 kg net, 47 kg packed

The chair weighs 42 kg (92.6 lb), and 47 kg (103.6 lb) in its 1250 × 660 × 760 mm (49 × 26 × 30 in) carton.

Nothing to plug in

The chair has no mains lead, motor, battery or control box.

Services that want a treatment chair with no electrical upkeep should shortlist the Katia-A10, especially rooms without a convenient socket and clinics whose patients sit or recline at one height through most of a visit. Lists that need stored positions, frequent height changes or head-down tilt, standing work above 770 mm, patients above 200 kg and services that move chairs between rooms need a different specification. Settle the PU's disinfectant tolerance and the fire certificate for the grade supplied before committing. Medigear.uk lists the Katia-A10 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the rotation range and lock details, the PU cleaning and fire documents, the guarantee terms and the manufacturer's service schedule before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A foot pedal pumps the hydraulic column, raising the top in stages from 610 mm towards 770 mm. The manufacturer's instructions describe how it is lowered and how the pump behaves at the full 200 kg, and the enquiry team shares them.

No, because it has no electrical parts. HSE's 2013 guidance on portable electrical equipment says the law requires electrical equipment to be maintained to prevent danger, and since this chair has no electrical parts, that requirement doesn't apply. It still needs mechanical inspection under PUWER 1998.

HSE asks for inspection after installation where safety depends on it, at intervals where deterioration could become dangerous, and after any serious damage. A person with sufficient knowledge of the equipment can carry it out; the interval comes from risk assessment and the manufacturer's advice, and results are kept until the next inspection. LOLER does not apply, since positioning a patient, not lifting a load, is the chair's principal function.

Both work pneumatically: the backrest from 0° to 80° and the legrest from level down to 70°. Gas springs hold the chosen angle, and the manufacturer's instructions describe the release controls.

The top rotates and locks in place. The manufacturer's specification covers its rotation range and locking method, which the enquiry team shares, and the room plan should keep the turning circle clear.

NHS advice for someone who feels faint is to lie down with the legs raised. The Katia-A10 can lie a patient flat with the backrest at 0° and the legrest level. It has no tilt and only lowers the legrest, so raising the legs requires support or a colleague, as the department's protocol states.

Sintang describes the PU as water- and oil-resistant, but that's not the same as being compatible with clinical disinfectants. Establish which disinfectants and concentrations the cover accepts before ordering, because repeated wipe-downs between patients decide how long it lasts.

BS 7176 is the UK reference for the ignition resistance of upholstered seating in non-domestic settings. Establish that the fire certificate covers the exact PU grade supplied before ordering, since a certificate for another grade does not carry across.

The sheet lists a "working weight" of 200 kg (440 lb), which is the patient load. Unpacked, it weighs 42 kg (92.6 lb), and the 47 kg (103.6 lb) carton should travel on a trolley, with a manual handling assessment beforehand.

Sintang's sheet attaches the five-year guarantee to the PU leather's water and oil resistance. The quotation from the enquiry team sets out what it covers, how to make a claim, and who honours it.

The Katia-A10 is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002 where the manufacturer places it on the market as a medical device, as stated on the manufacturer's declaration of conformity, which the enquiry team shares. Great Britain's cut-off for CE marking, if the declaration includes it, is 30 June 2028 under the EU directives and 30 June 2030 under the EU MDR; UKCA marking is the domestic alternative. An MHRA consultation in 2026 proposed a later MDD date and indefinite recognition, with no decision published by 15 October 2026. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the enquiry team shares the manufacturer's documentation for the unit's destination country.

Lists that change height many times a session, need stored positions or rely on head-down tilt will find it limited. Standing work above a 770 mm ceiling, patients above 200 kg, and services that move chairs between rooms need a different specification.