UMF Medical ProGlide4010 Head-Centric Procedure Chair

The UMF Medical ProGlide4010 is a premium head‑centric procedure chair featuring four power functions—electric hi‑lo, backrest, tilt, and leg extension—with programmable hand and foot controls and OneTouch WheelBase®. With ADA-compliant access, 650 lb capacity, and infection-control design, it’s ideal for ENT, dermatology, and plastic surgery settings.

Overview

Built on a reinforced steel frame with dual electro-mechanical actuators, the ProGlide 4010 offers seamless height adjustment from 18.5″ to 37″. The OneTouch Patient Positioning® system includes two programmable presets and auto-return, operated by hand or foot control. Equipped with a double‑articulating headrest, slim back, hospital-grade power receptacle, and concealed paper roll holder, it enhances positioning precision and infection control.

Key Features

• Four power functions: Hi‑lo, back, tilt (Trendelenburg/Semi‑Fowler), and leg extension for full positioning flexibility.
• OneTouch positioning: Programmable hand and foot controls with auto-return for efficient workflow.
• OneTouch WheelBase®: Central-locking caster system enables easy mobility and secure placement.
• Double-articulating headrest: Height-adjustable and interchangeable for head‑centric procedures.
• ADA‑compliant access: Low 18.5″ entry height supports wheelchair transfers.
• Seamless upholstery: Removable PreFixx® vinyl surface for infection prevention.
• Integrated power: Hospital-grade electrical outlet with child-safety cover.
• Concealed essentials: Hidden 18″ paper roll and optional arm/IV pole accessories.

Product Specifications

• Model: 4010‑650‑300
• Height range: 18.5″–37″ (±0.5″)
• Seat width: 28″; Back width: 24.5″
• Length: 70″–80″ with leg rest extended
• Leg rest: 28″ W × 13″ D
• Weight capacity: 650 lb (295 kg)
• Net weight: 450 lb (204 kg); Shipping weight: 490 lb (222 kg)
• Power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, 5 A (220/240 VAC international option)
• Warranty: 3-year limited

Ideal For

• ENT, dermatology, and facial/plastic surgery clinics
• Head‑centric procedures requiring precise positioning
• Settings prioritizing ADA accessibility and infection control
• Practices handling high patient volumes with built-in mobility
• Pedestal-equipped rooms needing concealed power and fluid management