FIG. 1

With the seat section level and the back section at a 45° angle, the table top drops into the front of the main column. In this position the height adjustment through the main column ranges from 27" to 35".

 FIG. 1

 27" - 35"

680 - 900 mm

FIG. 2

By tilting the table back section to its maximum, the front edge of the seat section will angle downwards to a height of 25" from the floor. This is low enough for the average patient to walk up to the table and sit down on it without using a step stool.

FIG. 2

25"

630 mm

FIG. 3

By moving the back section into a horizontal position and leveling the seat section, the entire table top centers itself. In this position the height adjustment through the main column ranges from 34" to 43".

Note: With the different adjustment possibilities of the main column, seat and back section, the height can range between 25" and 43".

FIG. 3

34" - 43"

 860 - 1080 mm

FIG. 4, 5 and 6

These figures show the various angles of seat and back section as well as the entire table top.

FIG. 4

-11°

FIG. 5

 +45°

FIG. 6

-11°