Anatomy Dissection Tables
Durable stainless work surfaces for medical education and anatomical study.
Professional anatomy and pathology equipment
OSHA-conscious grossing stations and height-adjustable dissection tables
Stainless steel tables and workstations for medical schools, anatomy laboratories, pathology, forensic facilities, and medical examiners.
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Select the table, ventilation, utilities, adjustability, and storage needed for the teaching or clinical workflow.
Durable stainless work surfaces for medical education and anatomical study.
Powered or assisted height control for staff ergonomics and accessibility.
Workstations designed to capture fumes near the source when connected to an appropriate exhaust system.
Integrated ventilation, sinks, utilities, storage, and task lighting for pathology workflows.
Flexible, lockable configurations for shared rooms and changing teaching layouts.
Facility-specific dimensions, accessories, utilities, and room integration.
Why facilities choose us
Factory experience, practical specifications, and nationwide support from initial planning through delivery.
Height adjustment can reduce strain and accommodate a wider range of users.
Ventilated options can be coordinated with room HVAC and institutional safety requirements.
Stainless surfaces support frequent cleaning and resist institutional wear.
Dimensions, services, access, and teaching or clinical workflows can guide configuration.
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Buyer resources
Clear, practical information for operators, procurement teams, architects, and facility planners.
Coordinate tables, aisles, utilities, ventilation, storage, and student capacity.
Review source capture, exhaust connection, make-up air, and facility safety requirements.
Compare fixed, adjustable, ventilated, mobile, and custom configurations.
Frequently asked questions
Need a configuration-specific answer? Call our equipment team.
1-888-792-9315 →Some models include downdraft or other source-capture features. They must be properly connected and evaluated as part of the facility ventilation system.
Yes. Adjustable configurations can help accommodate different users, procedures, and accessibility needs.
Review room and doorway dimensions, utilities, ventilation, work height, drainage, caseload, cleaning procedures, and installation access.
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