
Multi-Function Animal Surgery Table
Adjustable stainless surgery platform for research teams that need positioning, warming, drainage, and accessory planning on one mobile table.
The 1400 × 650 mm surface uses hydraulic height adjustment from 750 to 850 mm, left-right tilt of ±15°, front-back tilt of ±30°, a heated V-shaped worktop with front drain, casters, and optional microscope or instrument support.

Louise Corscadden, PhD
Director of Science · ConductScience
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Key Specifications
Full details →- Model fit
- Configured during quote
- SKU family
- CS-SURG-TABLE-DWA65
- Sizing
- Model-specific dimensions confirmed from the selected configuration
- Ordering
- Quote-reviewed before fulfillment
- Category
- Grossing & Dissection
- Build notes
- Confirm accessories, station layout, and support needs before purchase
Build positioning, warming, monitoring, and cleanup into one procedure station
A surgery table shapes how the research team positions the animal, reaches the field, routes anesthesia and monitoring lines, manages fluids, maintains warming, and turns the room over between procedures. This multi-function platform is intended for programs that need more adjustment than a fixed stainless bench. It should be configured around the approved procedure and animal-care plan, with the table serving the workflow rather than defining it.
The work surface measures 1400 × 650 mm, and hydraulic adjustment changes the height from 750 to 850 mm. The table can tilt left or right by ±15° and forward or backward by ±30°. These adjustments can help align the field and staff posture, but each position should be checked for animal stability, secure support, tubing clearance, equipment reach, and safe movement before the procedure begins.
A heated V-shaped stainless worktop supports body positioning and directs fluid toward a front drain. Heating should be used with independent temperature monitoring and the institution's approved warming practice; the table does not replace physiologic monitoring or a feedback-controlled care plan. The V-shaped surface, drain, and stainless construction also support planned rinsing and disinfection when the cleaning agents and contact times are compatible with the equipment.
Casters allow room placement to change, while the base must be stabilized before use. An optional microscope and instrument tray can bring viewing and tools closer to the field. Teams should map anesthesia delivery, scavenging, ventilation, monitoring, lighting, infusion support, sharps control, electrical safety, clean and used instrument flow, and emergency access around the final configuration.
Share species, body size, procedures, positioning needs, warming method, anesthesia and monitoring equipment, accessory plan, drainage, cleaning agents, room layout, and delivery route with ConductScience. The quote will define the table, heating and adjustment package, optional supports, assembly, accessories, freight, and training. The result is a procedure platform planned around scientific access, animal care, staff ergonomics, and repeatable cleanup.
Features & Benefits
Work surface
- 1400 × 650 mm · heated V-shaped stainless steel · front drain
Height range
- 750-850 mm · hydraulic adjustment
Left-right tilt
- ±15°
Front-back tilt
- ±30°
Mobility
- Castered base · stabilize before use
Optional support
- Microscope and surgical-instrument tray
Configuration review
- Positioning, warming, anesthesia, monitoring, drainage, and cleaning confirmed in quote
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- Multi-function animal surgery table; heating, adjustment, optional supports, accessories, and assembly scope confirmed in the quote
Does the heated surface regulate animal temperature?
It supplies table heat, but the procedure still requires independent temperature monitoring and an approved warming plan.
How should tilt be selected?
Use the minimum position needed for access, then confirm animal support, stability, line clearance, monitoring, and staff safety.
What accessories should be planned with the table?
Review microscope or instrument support, anesthesia and scavenging, monitoring, infusion, lighting, restraint, drainage, and cleaning needs.
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