Description
Product Summary
The Free Access Arm and Hand Table is a compact, surgeon-friendly solution designed to provide unrestricted access during arm and hand procedures. Its unique, streamlined shape enhances visibility and maneuverability, allowing surgeons to work comfortably and efficiently across a wide range of upper extremity cases.
Smaller and lighter than traditional arm tables, this model is quick to position, clamp, and use — making it ideal for fast-paced OR environments. The secure posi-lock clamp system attaches the table to the operating room table in seconds, providing rock-solid stability without added complexity. Its compact 12″ × 30″ operating surface delivers the perfect balance of workspace and accessibility for focused, precision procedures.
Key Features
No-Leg Design
Eliminates obstructions common to traditional arm tables, giving clinicians complete freedom of movement and positioning flexibility during procedures.
Radiolucent Center Section
Supports clear, uninterrupted C-arm and X-ray imaging without repositioning the patient, improving both efficiency and intraoperative accuracy.
Fast OR Setup
Compact and lightweight construction means the table is quick to position and clamp — ideal for high-turnover surgical environments.
Posi-Lock Clamp System
Securely attaches to the OR table in seconds, delivering stable, confident support throughout the entire procedure.
2″ Comfort Pad Included
Integrated 2-inch pad enhances patient comfort and arm support during upper extremity procedures.
Compact 12″ × 30″ Surface
Optimized operating surface balances workspace and accessibility for focused, precision-critical procedures.
Key Advantages
Designed for Unobstructed Access and Imaging
The no-leg construction removes the support-leg obstruction found in conventional arm tables, granting full positioning freedom and seamless integration with imaging equipment. The radiolucent center section enables real-time C-arm and X-ray visualization without moving the patient — a critical advantage for procedures that demand continuous intraoperative imaging.
Rigid Construction for Consistent Stability
The table's rigid build ensures unwavering stability throughout each case, giving surgeons the confidence to perform intricate upper extremity work without concern for surface movement or flex. Combined with the posi-lock clamp, the setup remains secure from first incision to closure.
Ergonomic Design for Surgeon and Patient
Surgical hand tables are specifically engineered to improve ergonomics and provide stable positioning, enabling better surgical exposure and control during intricate procedures. The included 2″ pad further supports patient comfort, reducing pressure during longer cases.
Feature List
- No-leg design provides unrestricted C-arm and X-ray access
- Radiolucent center supports clear intraoperative imaging
- Compact and lightweight for quick setup and easy handling
- Secure posi-lock clamps for fast, stable OR table attachment
- 12″ × 30″ operating surface optimized for upper extremity procedures
- 2″ pad included for enhanced patient comfort and arm support
- Rigid construction ensures consistent stability throughout each case
- Seamless integration with imaging equipment — no repositioning required
- Ideal for fast-paced, high-turnover OR environments
- Streamlined shape enhances surgeon visibility and maneuverability
Medical Applications
The Free Access Arm and Hand Table is suited to a wide range of upper extremity procedures where unobstructed access, real-time imaging, and stable arm positioning are essential.
Fistula Creation
The no-leg, radiolucent design supports the precise access and imaging needed during arteriovenous fistula procedures.
Angiograms
Clear C-arm and X-ray imaging through the radiolucent center section enables uninterrupted vascular visualization.
Angioplasty
Stable arm positioning and full imaging access support the accuracy required during upper extremity angioplasty procedures.
Vascular & Minor Hand Procedures
Versatile design accommodates a broad range of vascular and minor hand surgery cases requiring maximum access and ergonomic support.