UMF Medical ProGlide300 Exam Table

The UMF Medical ProGlide300 is a power-operated hi-lo exam table with a manual backrest and OneTouch WheelBase® system. Designed for versatility across specialties, it supports ADA accessibility, easy cleaning, and enhanced storage in busy clinical environments.

Overview

Featuring dual electro-mechanical actuators, this exam table adjusts smoothly from 18.5″ to 37″ seat height. The manual air-spring backrest allows for easy reclining, while the OneTouch WheelBase® allows effortless repositioning for cleaning and space reconfiguration. With a robust 650 lb weight capacity, extensive drawer space, and a pelvic tilt design, it’s built to meet diverse clinical needs.

Key Features

• Power hi-lo adjustment: Seamlessly moves between 18.5″–37″ for patient access and procedures.
• Manual backrest: Air-spring assist for smooth reclining.
• OneTouch WheelBase®: Central-locking caster system enables easy repositioning and deep cleaning.
• Drawer warmer included: Keeps supplies at optimal temperature during procedures.
• Ample storage: Front and rear drawers offer generous organization space.
• Pelvic tilt: 7° adjustment enhances exam positioning.
• Fold-away stirrups: Four adjustable lateral positions for versatility.
• Stainless steel drain pan: 1.5″ deep pan with spout for fluid management.

Product Specifications

• Model: 4070‑650‑300
• Seat height: 18.5″–37″ (±0.5″)
• Dimensions: 28″ W × 57″–76″ L with leg section extended
• Weight capacity: 650 lb (295 kg)
• Net weight: Approx. 470 lb (213 kg); shipping weight ~510 lb (231 kg)
• Leg rest size: 19″ W × 13″ D
• Drawers: Front 19″×12″; Rear 12.5″×24.5″
• Pelvic tilt: 7°
• Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (international 220/240 VAC option)
• Warranty: 3-year limited

Ideal For

• General exam rooms in outpatient clinics and hospitals
• Gynecology, urology, wound care, and similar procedures
• Facilities requiring ADA-compliant patient access
• High-traffic environments needing easy cleaning and mobility
• Practices requiring high patient capacity and durable construction