MRI Stretcher with Fowler Positioning

Fowler positioning comfortably accommodates patients for prolonged periods.

Overview

Fowler positioning comfortably accommodates patients for prolonged periods. Ideal for patient transport to and within the MRI suite, the MRI Stretcher with Fowler positioning is non-magnetic, all aluminum, and designed for heavy-duty use. Fowler positioning is infinitely adjustable and the stretcher comes complete with mattress, restraining straps and retractable guard rails. Five-inch ball bearing swivel casters provide easy, controlled mobility and lock firmly to secure the stretcher in position as needed.

Optional IV Rod mounts in a socket at the head end of the table.

Features

Fowler positioning comfortably accommodates
patients for prolonged periods

Fowler positioning
500-lb patient capacity
Includes mattress and retractable guard rails
Completely non-ferrous

Specifications

Dimensions:
- Tabletop: 72" l x 24" w (182.8 x 60.9 cm)
- Overall: 74.5" l x 27.75" w x 34" h (189.3 x 70 x 86 cm)
Fowler Positioning: 0° to 80° infinitely adjustable, manual
Wheels: 5" locking casters
Finish: Powder coat
Patient Capacity: 500 lb (226.8 kg); weight tested to four times the patient load rating.
Compliance: MR Conditional; Tested with Philips Achieva 3T System and tested and approved with Siemens Trio 3T System and the Siemens Verio 3T System.
Weight: 110 lb (49.9 kg)
Shipping Weight: 170 lb (77.1 kg)
Warranty: One year

Manuals

Manual, MRI Fowler Back Stretcher Operation

Models and Ordering

To order, call 1-800-224-6339

240-110	Stretcher, MRI with Fowler Positioning
240-189	IV Pole 40" H x .70" dia (102 x 1.8cm)

(800) 224-6339
+1-631-924-9000

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