mon-fri 9-13 / 14.30-18.30
Operator’s surgical seat with screw elevation. Fireproof padded seat and base feet. Seat dimensions: Ø 360 x h. 100 mm.
Round operating room seat with 18/10 AISI 304 stainless steel frame and base. Screw elevation. Equipped with non-marking feet.
Height-adjustable surgeon stool and padded seat in fireproof material. Equipped with wheels. Dimensions: Ø 540 x h. from 505 to 625 mm.
Professional surgical stool in satin-finished AISI 304 stainless steel with adjustable height and autoclavable feet for sterile environments.
Professional surgical stool in satin-finished AISI 304 stainless steel with height-adjustable trapezoidal seat and autoclavable feet.
Surgical stool in satin AISI 304 stainless steel with adjustable seat and autoclavable wheels, designed for sterile environments and laboratories.
Autoclavable AISI 304 stainless steel chair with adjustable trapezoidal seat and fiberglass wheels for surgical and sterile environments.
Surgical stool in AISI 304 stainless steel with adjustable circular seat, backrest and autoclavable feet. Ideal for sterile environments.
Surgical seat in satin-finished AISI 304 stainless steel with backrest, adjustable height 500-630 mm and autoclavable wheels for sterile environments.
Professional stool in AISI 304 stainless steel with adjustable trapezoidal seat and autoclavable wheels for medical environments and laboratories.
The surgical stool represents one of the accessories that absolutely cannot be missing within an operating room; it is in fact used by the doctor, surgeon, or dentist during the performance of operations, so its presence is of fundamental importance.
What are the main characteristics of a surgical stool?
1. Stainless steel structure: surgical stools must necessarily have a stainless steel structure. This material guarantees maximum hygiene and cleanliness and furthermore prevents any type of contamination within sterile areas.
2. Adjustable height: it is important that the surgical stool can be adjusted in height in order to allow the surgeon to perfectly adapt their position to the various maneuvers to be performed.
3. Ergonomic seat: given that in many cases the surgeon spends many hours on a surgical stool, it is important that it is equipped with an adequate seat that can guarantee a posture as comfortable and ergonomic as possible. To this end, various types of seats have been designed, among which you can find: surgical stools equipped with a saddle seat with containment system, seats provided with anatomical back support designed not to interfere with the surgeon’s clean arm, seats with a flexible spring tilting system to allow stability and precision.
Types of surgical stools
To help you identify the surgical stool most suited to your needs, holity.com makes a distinction between surgical stools with a stainless steel seat and surgical stools with a padded seat
1. Surgical stools with a stainless steel seat have indeed, in addition to the structure, also the seat in stainless steel. Hygiene, safety, and comfort are the primary requirements adopted in the design of this model.
2. Surgical stools with a padded seat instead offer a highly welcoming seating sensation. In this model, however, it is of fundamental importance that the upholstery is completely waterproof, extremely durable and resistant to disinfectants, and seamlessly airtight.
Surgical stools from holity.com
If you are looking for a surgical stool to set up your operating room or replace an old model with a new one, you are in the right place! On holity.com you will find a wide range of surgical stools for the operating room, specifically selected to satisfy every need and request.
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