Spare Parts
When it comes to keeping your massage tables functioning and lasting, spare parts are key. Whether you have stationary or portable massage tables, keeping them in top nick means a safe and comfortable experience for your clients.
From screws and hinges to hydraulic bits, investing in the right massage accessories can save you from costly repairs or downtime in your practice. For health professionals in Australia, having reliable and durable spare parts for your massage gear can make all the difference in delivering consistent treatments.
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Frequently asked questions
Deciding to repair or replace your table depends on the condition of the product and the extent of the wear. If only a few table accessories or parts like face cradles, hinges or cables are worn out, repairing or replacing those parts is more cost effective. But if multiple essential parts are damaged like the frame, hydraulic system or padding, it’s more practical to buy a new one. When repairs become frequent or costly, replacement ensures long term durability and performance. If unsure, it’s best to contact the manufacturer or a professional technician to determine if a full replacement or targeted repairs is best for your practice.
To ensure parts are compatible with your model, check the manufacturer’s guidelines or manual for detailed specs. Most tables will have a list of recommended table accessories and spare parts that fit. Before you buy, compare the product dimensions, material and functionality with your current table to avoid mismatches. Many suppliers list compatible brands and models in the product description. If unsure, always contact the manufacturer or supplier to confirm compatibility before you buy. This will save you time and hassle later.
When buying parts, there are several things to look for to ensure durability and quality. First, check the product specs, make sure the materials are tough and designed for long term use, like high grade steel for hinges or premium foam for cushions. While price is important, it’s worth paying a bit more for quality parts that will last longer. Take advantage of promotions or discounts but make sure quality isn’t compromised by the lower price. Always check customer reviews and ratings to see how the parts have performed for others and make sure they’re compatible with your model for a smooth fit and easy install.
How often you replace certain parts depends on usage and quality of the product. Hinges, cables and hydraulic systems may need to be replaced every few years in high traffic clinics. Regular wear on table accessories like cushions, face cradles, covers and armrests means they may need to be replaced more frequently to ensure client comfort and hygiene. Balance price and quality when buying spare parts—high quality replacements can save you from more repairs. Keep an eye on your equipment and you can schedule replacements in time and avoid downtime.
The most common table spare parts you’ll need to replace are the parts that get used the most. For example, hydraulic lifts, hinges and locking mechanisms will wear out over time and may need to be replaced to keep the adjustments smooth. Table accessories like face cradles, armrests and headrest extensions will wear out in busy practices. Cushions will also deteriorate with use, impacting client comfort. Make sure the replacement parts you choose are compatible with your model as not all products will take universal parts. Regularly check for signs of wear to avoid breakdowns.
Looking after a massage table is important for durability and client comfort. To keep your table in top nick, inspect table accessories like face cradles, armrests and padding regularly for wear and tear. Proper cleaning is also important—use a mild disinfectant to wipe down surfaces after each use so your clients have a clean experience. Lubricate hinges and joints on adjustable tables to keep the mechanics smooth. For extra convenience, store all your maintenance supplies in one spot so they’re handy when you need them. Regular maintenance will extend the life of your equipment and your clients’ experience.
