Medical Furniture

Medical furniture in the Finer catalog is mostly what an operating room and a ward need: operating tables, surgical lights, stretchers, carts, gynecological chairs, dental chairs, surgical scrub sinks, hospital beds (functional and pediatric). There is a separate set of furniture for the pathology department. The section is meant for hospitals and maternity hospitals, private clinics or outpatient centers, where furniture has to fit specific procedures and stand up to daily disinfection. Brands include Tiscomed, ATESE, Üzümcü Medical Devices, Etkin, Inspital, Nitrocare.

Which operating tables and lights are in the catalog?

The Operating tables subcategory has universal and multi-purpose models: the OM-6N electric operating table, OT80.25, VOITH, TORO 9000, ET-300C. For work with a C-arm there is the VEDO radiolucent surgical table and the CXR-704L angiography table. Gynecology and urology get the GT-300C, JM-1A and JM-4F. Attachments are sold here too: the TS-I orthopedic traction attachment, the CSS-I cranial stabilization system, the OT60.62 mattress. These tables serve general surgery, trauma, neurosurgery, gynecology.

The Surgical lamps subcategory has ceiling-mounted lights with one, two or three domes (Elite+, Smyrna+, Pergamon+, Kayra+, Master+, ATESE LED 700), plus the LD10.02 ceiling surgical light with other LD and DL models. Next to them are the LED 400M mobile lamp and the Inspital LD05.06 mobile lamp with emergency power, the WYZ500 shadowless lamp for minor surgery and the DL-2MB mobile exam light. They are used in operating rooms and dressing rooms as well as treatment and exam rooms.

What furniture is there for wards and patient transport?

The Chairs subcategory holds the JINN-03 electric gynecological exam chair and the Swan dental chair. Next to them are the TBDE 2400 two-section functional bed, NITRO beds for children, the TEXC 2323 exam couch, the TDSC 102 bedside cabinet, TOHS surgical sinks. This is furniture for gynecology and dental rooms, wards, pre-op areas. For transportation covers the TAMS 9500 multi-function stretcher, the TASS 1200 three-section stretcher, the Nitrocare NTCR-SD09 emergency stretcher and the NTCR SD06 transfer stretcher. It also has the St1 Series imaging stretcher, the TCDE 1515 medication cart, wheelchair platforms. These are needed in the emergency department and wherever patients are moved between the OR and the ICU or the imaging room.

Furniture for the pathology department includes the TOMU 6100 autopsy table, two body washing tables (TOMU 6220, TOMU 6300), the TOMU 6040 and TOMU 6050 mortuary refrigerators, as well as body lifts and a body cart.

How to choose operating room furniture?

The table is chosen for the specialty. A universal table covers general surgery, orthopedics needs traction attachments, and a C-arm needs a radiolucent top with clear access underneath. Check load capacity and the height and tilt range, then the drive, which can be mechanical, hydraulic or electric with a remote. For a surgical light, look at central illuminance and light field diameter, at depth of illumination and color temperature, plus the color rendering index. A large OR usually gets a two- or three-dome system, while a dressing room can do with a single dome or a mobile lamp.

For a ceiling light, the engineer needs the ceiling height and slab type before you order. A mobile lamp with a battery keeps shining when the grid goes down, and for Ukrainian hospitals that is no small thing. Choose stainless steel or powder-coated steel surfaces with as few gaps and seams as possible that resist the disinfectants your facility uses. For stretchers and carts, check wheel diameter and central locking, and whether a patient can be transferred without lifting.

Where to buy medical furniture for a hospital?

Start with the floor plan and the list of procedures: they tell you how many tables you need and which lights, plus how many stretchers per floor. Most models are priced on request, because the drive, the set of attachments, the number of domes and the mounting type all change the cost. Finer Ukraine LLC has been equipping hospitals and clinics since 2015. To buy medical furniture that fits your rooms, Finer's doctors and engineers will help draw up the list for operating rooms and wards and fold everything into one quote with the tender paperwork. After delivery we install the furniture and adjust the tables and lights, then show staff how to use them. Anesthesia machines and electrosurgery units that work next to the table are in Medical equipment, and sterilizers are under Disinfection and sterilization. If you are equipping a whole operating suite, see our turnkey solutions. For help choosing, call 0 800 334 585 or send a request from the contacts page.

FAQ

1. What medical furniture does an operating room need?

The core is a table that suits the procedures and a surgical light, most often a ceiling unit with two or three domes. Surgical scrub sinks in the pre-op area are added to them, along with stretchers for moving patients and a battery-powered mobile lamp for when the grid goes down.

2. Why is medical furniture made of stainless steel?

Stainless and powder-coated steel withstand daily disinfection and are not damaged by disinfectant solutions. Design matters too: the fewer gaps and seams, the easier a surface is to clean. Before buying, check the coating's resistance against the products your facility actually uses.

3. What furniture does a treatment room need?

Usually an exam couch, a medication cart and light for procedures. For such rooms the catalog has the TEXC 2323 couch and the TCDE 1515 cart, the WYZ500 shadowless lamp for minor surgery, the LED 400M mobile lamp plus the DL-2MB mobile exam light. The exact set depends on the procedures done there.

4. What furniture is there for a dental office?

The medical furniture section has the Swan dental chair. Complete units with a doctor's element, the standalone Moon and Arcadia EXT chairs, doctor's consoles and suction units are on the Dental units page, where it is easier to put a workstation together for your specialty.

5. What furniture does a doctor's office need?

An exam room usually gets a couch such as the TEXC 2323 and a mobile exam light such as the DL-2MB. A gynecologist needs a chair, for example the electric JINN-03, and a dentist needs the Swan chair or a complete unit. Anything else, like the TCDE 1515 medication cart or a sink, is added to suit the procedures the doctor performs.