Visionstar HY-205-1A

Cataract and anterior segment services are the primary setting, and the minimum height is why. Eye surgery is performed seated, with the surgeon at the patient's head, the eyes at the microscope eyepieces, and the forearms resting on supports, and every element in that arrangement has to line up. A table that cannot descend far enough forces the microscope higher and the surgeon to reach, which undoes the seated position it was meant to enable. At 530 mm, the arrangement works properly. Medigear.uk confirms patient load and accessory supply before any procurement decision, and all surgical technique and clinical judgement remain with the operating surgeon.

Services running mixed ophthalmic and ENT lists benefit from a table the manufacturer specifies for both. Height reaching 780 mm covers examination and patient positioning as well as the operating position, so one table serves more of the timetable rather than sitting idle between eye lists.

Microsurgical steadiness depends on forearm support, since an unsupported hand carries tremor;r a supported one does not. Product imagery shows padded armrests on adjustable arms at the head end, and Medigear.uk confirms whether these form part of standard supply, as they are not an optional refinement in this context but part of what makes the seated position workable at all.

Theatres should establish patient load capacity and tilt provision at quotation. Neither ispublishedh, both bear on which procedures the table supports, and load capacity feeds a service's own risk assessment as much as its clinical judgement. Medigear.uk obtains the manufacturer's stated figures rather than inferring them from comparable tables.

It Goes Low Enough for Microsurgery

A minimum of 530 mm sits roughly 200 mm below where a general theatre table commonly bottoms out. That difference is the entire reason ophthalmic tables exist as a category, because the seated operating position depends on the table descending far enough for the surgeon to reach the eyepieces without straining upward.

The Surgeon Sits and the Microscope Stays Put

When the table can descend properly, the microscope sits where it belongs rather than being raised to clear an over-tall table. Everything downstream follows from that: eye height at the eyepieces, forearm contact with the supports, and a posture that holds through a full list rather than through one case.

Powered Head Board Through 120 mm

The headboard adjusts electrically by 120 mm, adjusting the eye position under the microscope without repositioning the patient. Ophthalmic work requires the eye to be level to betorrect nd cthand thent ccorrectlyorrectlyted, and a powered adjustment achieves that more precisely and repeatably than moving the head on a pillow.

Armrests Where the Steadiness Comes From

Padded armrests on adjustable arms support the surgeon's forearms, which is where microsurgical steadiness originates. An unsupported hand carries tremor that a supported one does not. Medigear.uk confirms whether they form part of the standard supply, since, in this context, they are not a refinement.

Height Range Covers More Than Surgery

Adjusting up to 780 mm means the same table serves examination and patient positioning as well as the operating position. For a unit running mixed lists, that widens what the table earns its space doing rather than standing idle between eye sessions.

Stainless Steel Base for a Wet Environment

The base is stainless steel with a plastic spray cover, which suits an environment exposed to irrigation fluid and routine disinfection. Cover material also determines which cleaning agents are appropriate, and Medigear.uk obtains the manufacturer's cleaning guidance with the unit.

Patient Load and Tilt Confirmed Before Order

Neither is published, and both matter. Safe working load informs a service's own risk assessment and clinical suitability, while tilt provision determines whether head-down or lateral positioning is available. Medigear.uk obtains both in writing rather than leaving them to be discovered.

Control Behaviour Established at Quotation

Which functions the hand pendant covers, whether foot control is available, and how the table behaves in a power failure are all confirmed before order. The last of those matters during a procedure rather than afterwards, and it is rarely stated in published material.

Minimum Height: 530 mm

The table descends to 530 mm, which the manufacturer describes as a super-low position and which is what makes the seated microsurgical position work.

Height Range: 530 to 780 mm Electric

Height adjusts electrically across 250 mm, covering the operating position at the bottom and examination or patient positioning higher up.

Head Board Adjustment: 0 to 120 mm Electric

The headboard adjusts electrically by 120 mm, adjusting the eye position under the microscope without repositioning the patient.

Table Length: 2030 mm

The table measures 2030 mm long, accommodating adult patients with a margin at both ends.

Table Width: 600 mm

The width is 600 mm, keeping the surgeon close to the operative field rather than reaching across an unnecessarily wide top.

Surgeon Armrests

Padded armrests on adjustable arms are shown at the head end. Whether they form part of the standard supply is confirmed in the quotation.

Stainless Steel Base

The base device is stainless steel, suiting an environment subject to irrigation fluid and routine cleaning.

Plastic-Spray Cover

The cover is plastic-spray finished. Cleaning guidance is obtained with the unit, since finish determines which disinfectants are appropriate.

Sponge Mattress with Leather Cover

The mattress has a sponge core under a high-quality leather cover. Replacement mattress availability is confirmed, since covers wear before frames do.

Hand Control Pendant

Control is by hand pendant. Which functions it covers and whether foot control is available as an option are confirmed at quotation.

Castors and Braking

Product imagery shows a castored base with foot-operated braking. Castor specification and the number of brakes are confirmed with the manufacturer.

Patient Load Capacity: The safe working load is not published and is obtained in writing, since it bears on clinical suitability and the service's own risk assessment.

Tilt and Trendelenburg Provision

Whether the table offers head-down or lateral tilt, and the range through which it can tilt, is not stated and must be confirmed before order.

Accessory Supply

The manufacturer references ophthalmology-specific accessories. What forms part of the standard supply and what is chargeable is set out in a written inclusion list at the time of quotation.

Power Supply Requirement

Supply voltage and any battery backup provision are not stated. Both are obtained, along with how the table behaves during a power interruption.

Weight and Packed Dimensions

Neither is published. Both are obtained from the manufacturer, since the delivery route and theatre access need to be assessed before scheduling.

Certification and Warranty Position

Listings reference CE and FDA. Medigear.uk obtains documentary evidence specific to this model, confirms the marking position applicable to supply and issues written warranty terms.

The HY-205-1A Operating Table descends to 530 mm, roughly 200 mm below where a general theatre table commonly bottoms out, which is what allows the seated microsurgical position to work rather than be approximated. Electric height adjustment to 780 mm covers examination and positioning as well as surgery; a powered headboard that moves through 120 mm sets the eye position under the microscope without disturbing the patient; and padded armrests support the forearms, where microsurgical steadiness originates. Built at 2030 by 600 mm on a stainless steel base, with a sponge mattress under the leather, it suits cataract and anterior segment services, units running mixed ophthalmic and ENT lists, and theatres needing one table for both examination and operating. Patient load, tilt provision, accessory supply, control behaviour and model-specific certification are all confirmed in writing before supply. Contact Medigear.uk for specifications, procurement assistance, or expert consultation.