• Safe handling of heavy loads: The two-column lifting architecture allows for managing heavy patients up to 200 kg, reducing the risk of musculoskeletal injuries for the veterinarian.
• Optimized diagnostic alignment: The tilting top functionality allows the exposure angle to be adapted directly from the station, facilitating investigations without forcing manual movements of the animal.
• Report quality without interference: The use of the 8 mm radiolucent HPL panel prevents shadows from being projected onto the film, ensuring sharp images and precise clinical evaluations.
• Patient stress reduction: The dry-running polymer drawer guides eliminate metallic noises and sudden jerks, keeping the animal calm and cooperative during preparation.
• Operational continuity and zero maintenance: The absence of grease in the guides prevents hair, dust, and biological fluids from clumping, avoiding the mechanical blocks typical of veterinary clinics.
• Maximum hygienic safety: Total waterproofing and strong chemical resistance of the surface allow frequent washing with aggressive disinfectants, preserving the sterility of the X-ray room.

The intended use of this diagnostic table is focused within veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and specialized diagnostic imaging centers. It represents the primary station for radiology rooms, where positioning precision and operational safety are essential requirements. Thanks to the stability provided by the two columns and the high structural capacity, it proves to be a fundamental tool in emergency and veterinary first aid departments, allowing medical staff to treat bariatric, polytraumatized, or non-cooperative patients with maximum management fluidity.

The h930_96 model is the correct technical choice for health directorates requiring advanced postural control combined with a mechanical system that remains unalterable over time. Compared to devices with a single lifting axis or with drawers using traditional lubricated ball-bearing guides, this table combines the versatility of a double-column tilting top with dry-running linear guides, totally immune to the accumulation of hair and biological fluids. It is the preferred purchase when it is necessary to frequently manage large animals (up to 200 kg) while simultaneously ensuring rigorous hygiene and fire safety guarantees, natively certified for complex medical environments.

How do dry-running linear guides differ from classic ball-bearing drawer guides?

Traditional rolling-based systems (such as ball bearings) require grease lubrication which, in a veterinary clinical environment, inevitably attracts hair, dust, and liquids causing jams. This table instead uses high-performance polymers that work by dry sliding: an engineered technical solution that makes the drawer insensitive to dirt, water, and shocks, ensuring extremely silent opening and eliminating costly mechanical maintenance requirements.

Does the HPL laminate worktop comply with safety and prevention regulatory requirements for use in clinical environments?

Yes, the 8 mm HPL panel is specifically selected for its high passive safety properties. In addition to ensuring total waterproofing to resist biological liquids and tolerate the most aggressive disinfectants, the material is strictly tested and certified as fire-retardant and flame-retardant with Cs1, d0 regulatory classification, fully complying with the strict fire protocols of healthcare facilities.

What clinical advantages does the two-column lifting structure with a tilting top offer?

The double lifting column guarantees not only exceptional structural stability for lifting loads up to 200 kg without vibrations or bending, but also allows the inclination of the entire worktop to be varied. This structural feature allows the veterinarian to dynamically modify the angle for perfect radiographic exposure, or to easily promote drainage and anti-shock positioning of the patient, without having to move them physically by hand.