UMF Medical ProGlide4011 Leg-Centric Procedure Chair

The UMF Medical ProGlide4011 is an advanced, power-adjustable chair tailored for OB/GYN, urology, oncology, and other leg-focused procedures. Featuring four motorized functions, dual programmable controls, ADA-compliant access, and OneTouch WheelBase®, it supports up to 650 lb and delivers seamless positioning and infection control.

Overview

Built on a reinforced steel frame with dual actuators, the ProGlide 4011 offers electric adjustment of height (18.5″–37″), backrest, tilt, and leg extension. Hand and foot OneTouch controls provide two programmable presets and return-to-home functionality. Equipped with an extendable leg section, foldaway stirrups, double-articulating headrest, stainless drain pan, and hospital-grade power outlet, it streamlines workflows while ensuring patient comfort and hygiene.

Key Features

• Four power adjustments: Smooth control of seat height, backrest, tilt, and leg extension
• Programmable hand/foot controls: Two presets with return-to-home for rapid adjustments
• ADA-compliant entry: Low 18.5″ seat height for easy transfers
• Leg-focused layout: Extendable leg rest and adjustable foldaway stirrups
• Enhanced head support: Double-articulating, interchangeable headrest
• Infection-control upholstery: Seamless, removable covering for effortless cleaning
• Fluid management: Pull-out stainless steel drain pan
• Integrated power: Hospital-grade electrical receptacle with child-safety cover
• OneTouch WheelBase®: Central-lock caster base for easy mobility and stability
• Heavy-duty capacity: Supports patients up to 650 lb (295 kg)

Product Specifications

• Model: 4011‑650‑300
• Height range: 18.5″–37″
• Seat width: 28″; Back width: 26.5″
• Length: 73″ nominal, extends to 80″ with leg section
• Leg rest: 28″ W × 11.5″ D
• Weight capacity: 650 lb (295 kg)
• Net weight: ~450 lb; Shipping weight: ~495 lb
• Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (220/240 VAC optional)
• Warranty: 3‑year limited

Ideal For

• Leg-centric procedures in OB/GYN, urology, oncology
• Bariatric and mobility-impaired patient care with ADA access
• High-volume clinical environments requiring quick, repeatable setup
• Settings focused on infection control and fluid handling
• Facilities wanting integrated power and seamless mobility