Reusable Hot/Cold Pack 4.5" x 7" (11.4 x 17.8 cm), 24/Case

$35.95

Description

Durable Tabletop: The tabletop is typically made of a high-pressure laminate finish, which is resistant to scratches, spills, and heat. It features a T-molded vinyl edge to protect the tabletop from chipping and to contain minor spills.
Sturdy Construction: The table features a heavy-gauge, tubular steel column and a base with a durable chrome or powder-coated finish, ensuring stability and a long service life.
"H" Style Base: The HC100 is designed with an "H" style base, which provides excellent stability and allows it to be easily positioned around and under beds, wheelchairs, and geri-chairs.
Easy Height Adjustment: It utilizes a spring-assisted lift mechanism that allows the user or caregiver to raise or lower the tabletop with minimal effort. The height is infinitely adjustable within its range, typically from around 28 inches to 45 inches.
Smooth Mobility: The base is equipped with twin-wheel swivel casters (usually 1.5" or 2" in diameter) that allow the table to be moved smoothly across various floor surfaces. At least two of the casters are typically locking casters to secure the table in place during use.
Weight Capacity: It is designed to support a distributed weight of approximately 25 to 30 pounds, making it suitable for meals, laptops, books, and medical items.
Easy Assembly: The table is designed for straightforward assembly with basic tools.

The Graham-Field HC100 is designed to provide a convenient and accessible surface for individuals who are confined to a bed or a chair.

In-Bed Dining: Its most common use is as a "hospital tray table," allowing patients to eat their meals comfortably and safely while in bed.
Reading and Recreation: It serves as a perfect surface for reading books, using a laptop or tablet, writing, or engaging in hobbies like puzzles, providing a stable platform at a comfortable height.
Medication Management: Caregivers in hospitals, nursing homes, or home settings use the table to place medications, water, and other necessary items within easy reach of the patient.
Clinical Utility: In facilities like St. Mary's General Hospital or local long-term care centers, nurses and aides use it as a mobile worksurface for holding supplies during patient care tasks, such as wound dressing or setting up an IV.
Support for Wheelchair Users: The table can be easily positioned over the lap of a person in a wheelchair, providing a versatile surface for daily activities.

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