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Dukal - Mayo - 4365 - Instrument Stand Tray Five Leg Base 28 To 48 Inch Height Range 19

Dukal - Mayo - 4365 - Instrument Stand Tray Five Leg Base 28 To 48 Inch Height Range 19
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Brand: Mayo
Sold By: Each
Application: Mayo Instrument Stand
WHSXX: MCK
Material: Frame Metal

Product Overview

Dukal Mayo Instrument Stand Tray with Five-Leg Base

The Dukal Mayo Instrument Stand Tray is a durable and versatile medical stand designed for stability and convenience in clinical settings. Featuring a five-leg base for enhanced support, this stand provides a secure platform for holding instruments, supplies, or procedural trays during medical procedures.

Features:
- Five-leg base for superior stability and balance
- Adjustable height range from 28 to 48 inches to accommodate different user preferences
- 19-inch diameter tray for ample workspace
- Sturdy construction for long-lasting use
- Easy to clean and maintain

Specifications:
- Model: Dukal - Mayo - 4365
- Base Type: Five-leg design
- Height Range: 28 to 48 inches
- Tray Diameter: 19 inches

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for surgical and examination rooms, this stand can hold sterile instruments, gauze, or medical tools within easy reach. The adjustable height allows for ergonomic positioning, reducing strain during procedures. Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and dental offices.

Product Reviews

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2 Reviews

  • 4
    Used it for my table saw

    Posted by Jaygyver in harbo on May 11th 2018

    So nice being able to move my 200lb 30 year old table saw around now. Going to buy another one for my radial arm saw next. If your not a DYI person, don't have any tools, or in a big hurry then this is not for you. The instructions aren't the best but a little time and it comes together. You can download the instructions ahead of time to see what's involved. Not quite sure why some people are having issues. When I bought mine two years ago the page had warnings -it doesn't come with boards- and every other sentence in the instructions I downloaded seemed like it stated the same. This comes wit

  • 4
    Lack of coordination between Mobile Base and Equipment stand

    Posted by David in harbo on May 11th 2018

    I bought both to mount my dad's old table saw on. The saw and motor are heavy (early 50's Craftsman). The stand and mobile base handle the weight just fine. Besides the other comments about the poor assembly instructions, I had another problem. I followed the instructions on how long to make the lumber pieces and put it all together. Then, when I went to set the stand on the mobile base, I found that the bolts that hold it together were in the way of the stand legs on the end that has the caster wheels and stabilizing mechanism. And, now, of course, the lumber pieces were too short to make the