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Oakworks EA General 2-Section Ultrasound Table

$6,005.00

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Designed for everyday ultrasound imaging, the EA General 2-Section Ultrasound Table delivers reliable performance, ergonomic positioning, and exceptional patient comfort. Its streamlined two-section design, fully electric adjustments, and open-base construction provide clinicians with easy access while supporting efficient workflows across a variety of general imaging applications.

Features:

Fully electric height and Fowler backrest adjustments for smooth, effortless patient positioning
Two-section tabletop designed for general ultrasound and imaging procedures
Electric Fowler backrest adjusts up to 75° for seated and semi-reclined positioning
Twin tower lifting system delivers exceptional stability with a 550 lb lift and patient weight capacity
Multi-function hand control with programmable positioning presets
3" Comfort Foam™ padding with replaceable upholstered sections for lasting comfort and easy maintenance
Durable locking casters for easy mobility and secure positioning
ADA compliant height range: 19"–33"
Foot control and standard paper roll holder included

Options Available:

Side Rails
Arm Board

Overall Dimensions:

30"W x 72"L

To purchase, please select color and options.

Quantity

Oakworks EA General 2-Section Ultrasound Table

General 2 Section EA Ultrasound Table / Pewter

$6,005.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will this ultrasound table fit comfortably in a standard exam room?

The tabletop measures 30 inches wide by 72 inches long, so the table itself has a relatively compact footprint for a powered ultrasound table. Before ordering, we recommend measuring the room with enough additional space for the sonographer, ultrasound system, patient access, and movement around both sides of the table.

2. Is the low height helpful for patients who have difficulty getting onto an exam table?

The table lowers to 19 inches, which can make transfers easier for patients with limited mobility compared with fixed-height exam tables. The lower starting position can also reduce the need for steps or excessive climbing, although individual transfer needs should still be handled according to your facility’s patient-safety procedures.

3. Should we add the arm board or side rails when ordering?

That depends on the types of exams your department performs and the level of patient support you typically need. An arm board can be useful when a patient’s arm needs to remain supported or positioned away from the scanning area, while side rails may be helpful for facilities that want additional patient support during positioning or transfers.

4. Is this table a good choice if we see patients of very different sizes?

The 550-pound patient weight capacity gives the table flexibility for a broad range of patients without requiring a separate table for many routine exams. Because the height and backrest are electrically adjustable, staff can also change the setup to suit different patient needs rather than working from a single fixed position.

5. What should we decide before placing an order?

It’s worth confirming the available floor space, preferred upholstery color, and whether your department needs accessories such as side rails or an arm board before purchasing. Thinking through those details ahead of time helps ensure the table arrives configured for your actual workflow rather than requiring additional accessories later.