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Operating Room Equipment
Non-Articulated Arm
Non-articulated ceiling column ideal for operating rooms with 150 kg payload capacity.
- Brand
- Country of origin
- Algeria
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Overview
Non-Articulated Arm
Non-articulated ceiling columns are specifically designed to support heavy medical equipment in critical environments such as operating rooms, recovery rooms, and intensive care units. Their robust design ensures maximum stability and safety.
For heavy equipment, stability is essential. Our ceiling columns provide a solid and secure foundation.
Operating room with a pass-through hatch, operating table and surgical lightsTechnical specifications
Designed according to the strictest international standards, these columns provide a reliable solution for integrating medical equipment in critical healthcare spaces.
Technical data
- Load capacity
- 150 kg
Key features
- Ideal for operating rooms, recovery rooms, intensive care, and resuscitation
- Wide choice of modular accessories according to needs
- Suitable for all types of care stations (single or double)
- Extension tube with 3 custom mounting plates
- Epoxy-coated steel for maximum durability
- Equipped with vertical or horizontal housing
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