UMF Medical Power200 Exam Table

The UMF Medical Power200 Exam Table is a versatile, power-operated hi-lo table with manual backrest, ADA-accessible entry, and optional accessories. With a 650 lb weight capacity and seamless upholstery, it ensures comfort, efficiency, and safety in busy clinics and specialty practices.

Overview

The Power 200 features dual electro-mechanical actuators for smooth height adjustment from 18.5″ to 37″, controlled via foot pedal or intuitive hand control with two programmable positions and return-to-home capability. It includes a manual air-spring backrest, pelvic tilt, built-in stirrup support, and two storage drawers. Designed for infection control, it comes with PreFixx® seamless upholstery and a stainless steel drain pan.

Key Features

• Power hi-lo adjustment: ADA-compliant 18.5″–37″ seat height with foot or hand control including return-to-home positions.
• Manual air-spring backrest: Easy recline for exam positioning.
• Pelvic tilt: 7° tilt aids in gynecologic or urologic procedures.
• Foldaway stirrups: Four lateral positions with adjustable length.
• Dual storage drawers: Large front drawer (19″W×12″D) and side drawer for supplies.
• Stainless steel drain pan: 1.5″ deep with spout for easy fluid handling.
• Built-in receptacle: Hospital-grade outlet with safety cover for equipment use.
• Infection control design: Removable seamless cushioned top with PreFixx® finish.
• 650 lb capacity: Supports bariatric, elderly, and mobility-limited patients.

Product Specifications

• Model: 4070‑650‑200
• Height range: 18.5″–37″ (±0.5″)
• Width: 27″ (68.6 cm)
• Length: 57″–76″ (144.7–193 cm) with leg section extended
• Leg rest: 21″ W × 13″ D
• Storage drawers: Front 19″ × 12″; Side 12.5″ × 24.5″
• Pelvic tilt: 7°
• Drain pan: Stainless steel, 1.5″ deep with spout
• Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (220/240 VAC optional)
• Patient capacity: 650 lb (295 kg)
• Net weight: Approx. 440 lb (200 kg)
• Warranty: 3-year limited

Ideal For

• General exam rooms in hospitals and clinics
• Gynecology, urology, and OB/GYN practices
• Bariatric and elderly patient care requiring ADA access
• High-volume clinics needing efficient repositioning
• Settings prioritizing infection control and durability