Paediatric Therapy Tilt Table
Specifically designed to cater for children of all ages through to young adults, these variable height child tilt tables feature dual leg fixation and a wide footboard with fixation facility for securing the feet.
- afe working load and lifting capacity of 200kg (440lbs)
- Individually Braking Castors on Model ST7650
- Large mobile wheel design, with central locking & steering facility on Model ST7651
- Electric height and tilting operation with hand switch control
- Height range of 47cm to 101cm
- Tilt angle from 0° to 90°
- Dual leg fixation of the knees with adjustable height pommel for additional patient support
- Adjustable pelvic supports for additional stabilisation
- Wide footboard with feet fixation points, straps included
- Lowers to wheelchair height for ease of patient transfer
- Tilt angle inclinometer fitted as standard
- Purpose made precision bearings on all pivot points
- Clearance beneath frame for mobile hoist
- Supplied with handgrips and set of harnesses
- Choice of Standard or Standard+ upholstery colours
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150mm Directional Central Locking Castor for Tilt Table Pro (Red & Green)
Replacement directional castor for Tilt Table Pro's central locking wheel system. Full set requires 1 of this castor and 3 central locking castors (06H-0155-ST).

Angle Inclinometer for Tilt Table
Replacement Angle Inclinometer for Tilt Tables.

Lateral Supports for Therapy Tilt Tables
A pair of adjustable lateral supports for Therapy Tilt Tables.

Adjustable Pommel Support for Divided Leg Tilt Tables
Adjustable Pommel Support for Divided Leg Tilt Tables
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