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Sintang Parker-541

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Sintang Parker-541

Product Code: DAA-4311

Starts at perching height for patients who struggle to rise from low seats.

At its lowest, the Parker-541 seats patients about 68 cm above the floor, so they can perch on it and later slide forward to stand. From there, the top rises to 88 cm, with an electric backrest, legrest and 12° tilt.

Sections

Aesthetic Treatment Furniture

Categories

Dermatology & Aesthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

The Parker-541 is Sintang's single-column electric treatment chair for clinics whose patients can perch on a raised seat. Four movements are electric: height between 680 and 880 mm (26.7 and 34.6 in), a backrest from 4° to 82°, a legrest down to 90° and a 0 to 12° inclination of the whole top. Control is via a hand controller, with a memory system for stored positions, and Sintang rates the chair at 200 kg (440 lb). The top does not rotate, the sheet lists no foot control, and castors appear in none of the photographs.

The Parker-541 does not go low. Its seat never sits below about 680 mm, so patients back up to it, perch, and slide forward to step down. Many people who find low seats hard to rise from can manage that well. Short, frail, or unsteady patients may need a step with a handhold or a staff member alongside, and moving across from a wheelchair will usually be uphill.

On each side,e a levelled armrest detaches, and the neck and face pillow adjusts or comes away. Its upholstery pairs a PVC skin, durable yet soft, with 3.5 inches (8.7 cm) of foam. The height is 680 to 880 mm on the list and 675 to 885 mm on the drawing, so plan the seat at 680 mm and standing work at 880 mm. The photographs show one lifting column on a white base plate, with a housing finished in light wood.

The unit measures 1850 × 600 mm with a height of 680–880 mm, and 860 mm across the armrests. Buyers can order it in more than 80 countries through Medigear.uk, and the enquiry team provides stock and lead times.

Podiatry and chiropody clinics whose patients walk in, nail and skin clinics, injection and aesthetic medicine rooms, musculoskeletal clinics and GP treatment rooms with mostly ambulant lists suit the Parker-541. A patient with stiff knees can back up to the seat, perch, and swing both legs onto the raised legrest, then slide forward to the floor to leave. Clinicians can work seated at the feet or standing alongside.

Seat height affects how hard it is to stand up. In a 2014 laboratory study of eight healthy young adults, peak hip and knee moments from a 40 cm seat were 1.7 times those from a 60 cm seat. Earlier work cited there found knee moments rising 1.7 to 2.3 times as seats dropped from 115% to 65% of knee height. Among functionally impaired older people, a 1996 study found the knee moment needed to rise from the lowest chair they could manage averaged 97% of their available strength. None of this tested a treatment chair; the seats studied stopped at 60 to 64 cm, and 60 cm was already about 130% of knee height in the 2014 group. From 68 cm, most patients slide down to the floor, so balance on that step matters too. For wheelchair users, a 2005 spinal cord medicine guideline advises level or downhill transfers, since uphill moves load the arms.

UK clinicians using the chair answer to the HCPC, NMC or GMC, and their services to the CQC in England, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales or the RQIA.NHS procurement routes usually ask for a declaration of conformity, rated capacity, and electrical safety evidence, and equivalent public procurement routes ask the same. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and shared by the enquiry team.

A perching start at 680 mm

Patients sit back onto the seat from standing, without lowering themselves far.

Standing up by stepping down

Leaving the chair means sliding forward until the feet meet the floor, so rising never starts from a low position.

All the travel at working height

The 200 mm of electric travel all lies between 680 and 880 mm, so every adjustment happens at a raised height.

Four powered movements and a memory

Height, backrest, legrest and inclination all run electrically, and the memory system recalls stored set-ups.

Head-down inclination to 12°

Inclining the whole top lifts the legs for a patient who feels faint, under the department's protocol.

Sides that open up

Removing an armrest clears that side for a sideways approach or for the clinician to sit close.

One column on a flat plate

In the photographs, the base is a flat plate around one lifting column, with few recesses at floor level to clean.

Rated for 200 kg

The 200 kg (440 lb) working capacity gives the booking team a clear figure for referrals.

PUWER upkeep, no LOLER

No thorough examination under LOLER is due, so the service plan covers PUWER inspection and electrical testing.

Electric height: 680 to 880 mm

Electric lift takes the seat from 680 to 880 mm (26.7 to 34.6 in), or 675 to 885 mm as drawn.

Backrest, 4° to 82°

The powered backrest is listed from 4° to 82°, and the drawing marks the 82° end.

Two-section legrest to 90°

An electric legrest drops through 90°, shown in two padded sections.

Whole-top tilt to 12°

Under power, the complete top tilts up to 12°, foot end high and head end low on the drawing.

Stored set-ups

The memory stores positions, and the preset count matches the manufacturer's specification.

Handheld control

Every powered movement is worked from a hand controller.

1850 mm from head to foot

List and drawing agree on a top length of 1850 mm (72.8 in).

600 mm top, 560 mm leg sections

The top measures 600 mm (23.6 in) wide on the list and 604 mm on the drawing, with the leg sections drawn at 560 mm.

860 mm over the armrests

With the armrests fitted, both the list and the drawing show 860 mm (34 in).

Load rating of 200 kg

The sheet's one load figure is a working capacity of 200 kg (440 lb).

Two removable armrests

Sintang's levelled armrests come off on both sides.

Adjustable face pillow

The neck and face pillow adjust, lift away and carry an oval opening in the main photograph.

PVC over 8.7 cm foam

Under the PVC, which the sheet calls durable yet soft, lies 3.5 in (8.7 cm) of foam.

Single lifting column

One column carries the top above a white base plate on small feet, according to the drawing and photographs.

Light wood finish on the base

A wedge-shaped housing on the base plate is faced in a light wood finish in every photograph.

Taupe or charcoal upholstery

The main photograph is in taupe, a ,nd the rest are in charcoal grey; the enquiry team lists the available colours.

100 kg net, 112 kg packed

Net weight is 100 kg (220 lb) and packed weight is 112 kg (247 lb), in a 1500 × 800 × 720 mm (59 × 31.5 × 28.5 in) carton.

Ambulant lists are the Parker-541's territory: patients perch on a seat that starts at about 680 mm, and every adjustment stays between there and 880 mm. It is the wrong chair for lists with many frail, short or wheelchair-using patients who need a low seat, for patients above 200 kg and for services that move chairs between rooms. Settle what share of your patients needs a lower seat, and how much floor the base plate takes, before committing. Medigear.uk lists the Parker-541 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, installation, commissioning, familiarisation and service cover. Ask the enquiry team for the base plate footprint, the memory's preset count, the backrest's low point and the upholstery's cleaning and fire documents before ordering.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The list puts the lowest seat height at 680 mm and the drawing at 675 mm, so plan on 680 mm. Most adults will back up to the seat, sit on the edge, swing their legs around, then slide forward and step down to leave. Removing an armrest opens that side for a sideways approach.

In terms of strength, it generally is. Laboratory studies found that hip and knee loads in rising climb as seats get lower, and functionally impaired older people in one study used almost all their knee strength at the lowest chair they could manage. Those studies stopped at around 60 cm, though, and getting down from 68 cm also calls for balance on the step to the floor.

Some can, but the move is usually uphill, and a spinal cord medicine guideline recommends level or downhill transfers where possible because uphill transfers increase forces on the arms. The same guideline notes that sliding boards are not suitable between surfaces that differ greatly in height. Establish how many patients on your lists need a lower seat before ordering, since the 680 mm low point decides who can use the chair unaided.

The photographs show a single lifting column on a white base plate with small feet, and a wedge-shaped housing in a light wood finish. Confirm the base plate's footprint before ordering, as it determines where a stool and trolley can go around the chair. The manufacturer's base drawing comes through the enquiry team.

The whole top inclines from 0° to 12°, with the drawing showing the foot end rising while the head end drops; the department's protocol governs its use for a patient who feels faint. The backrest ranges from 4° to 82°, so plan on a 4° low point for face-down work unless the manufacturer's specification, which the enquiry team shares, says otherwise.

Sintang's working capacity for the Parker-541 is 200 kg (440 lb). Unpacked,, it weighs 100 kg (220 lb), and the 112 kg (247 lb) cartonrequiresr a pallet truck or trolley and a manual handling assessment before delivery day.

Use 680 mm for the seat and 880 mm for standing work, both from the list, since the drawing's 675 to 885 mm runs slightly wider. The top is 600 mm across on the list and 604 mm on the drawing; the leg sections are 560 mm on the drawing, and both sources give 860 mm over the armrests.

A PVC skin covers the chair's 8.7 cm (3.5 in) foam. The manufacturer's cleaning guidance, supplied with the fire documentation the enquiry team provides, sets its disinfectant tolerance, and UK non-domestic seating is assessed for ignition resistance against BS 7176.

No. HSE guidance applies LOLER to equipment whose principal function is lifting or lowering a load, and a treatment chair's principal function is to position the patient. Its inspection and maintenance fall under PUWER 1998, and electrical safety testing runs to the provider's own interval, so both belong in the service plan.

The Parker-541 is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002, as the manufacturer places it on the market as a medical device, as stated in the manufacturer's declaration of conformity the enquiry team shared. If the declaration shows CE marking, Great Britain accepts it until 30 June 2028 for devices under the EU directives and 30 June 2030 for devices under the EU MDR, and UKCA marking is the other route. A 2026 MHRA consultation proposed six more months for MDD devices and indefinite recognition for EU MDR devices, but no decision had been announced by 14 October 2026. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the enquiry team shares the manufacturer's documentation for the uni destination country.

Lists with many frail, short or wheelchair-using patients who need a low seat to get on safely, and patients above 200 kg, need another specification. Services that move chairs between rooms, or that rely on a rotating top, will want a different chair.

Medigear.uk can arrange installation, commissioning, and familiarisation, including storing the clinic's usual positions in memory, as well as service cover. The quotation includes lead time and stock.