Electric Treatment Tables
Medical-Grade Electric Treatment Tables. Set your practice up with Alevo's range of professional electric treatment tables, engineered for clinical stability and patient safety. Whether you need a heavy-duty table for Physiotherapy manipulation or a height-adjustable treatment table for chiropractic work, this range meets strict Australian standards.
Highlights
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German-Engineered Motors: Silent, vibration-free lift for patient comfort.
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OH&S Compliance: Ultra-low height ranges (approx. 45cm) for safe wheelchair transfers.
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Heavy-Duty Performance: Safe Working Loads of 200kg+ to handle any patient body type.
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Frequently asked questions
A: Yes. The Athlegen Pro-Lift range offers over 30 upholstery colours and five tiers of Dunlop cushioning density. You can also configure section layouts (two-section, three-section, or multi-drop), add accessories like arm rests and face breathing holes, and choose specific head and leg section configurations. Prices range from $3,740 to $7,260 depending on model and options.
A: An A.C. motor’s speed is constant regardless of the weight on the table. An Athlegen Pro-Lift motor’s height adjustment speed is the same with or without a patient on the table; whereas the more weight that is on the table, driven by a DC motor, the slower it lifts. The Athlegen Pro-Lift range uses AC actuators with 10,000N lift force, providing sufficient power for a 220kg SWL while keeping noise levels low.
A: Most electric treatment tables in Australia run from a standard 240V household or commercial power outlet. AC-motor tables like the Athlegen Pro-Lift use an integrated transformer to convert mains power. You need a dedicated outlet within cord reach of the table. No special wiring or three-phase power is required.
A: Quality linear actuators typically last 10,000 or more full-cycle operations. The German actuators fitted to the Athlegen Pro-Lift range are rated for sustained clinical use and backed by a 10-year motor warranty. A table adjusted 20 times per day would take over a year to reach 10,000 cycles, so most actuators outlast the warranty period by a considerable margin.
A: Electric tables use motorised actuators for hands-free height adjustment, hydraulic tables use a foot pump, and manual tables require a crank or fixed legs. The Athlegen Pro-Lift range uses German-engineered actuators with 10,000N lift force, adjusting the full height range in 13 seconds. Electric tables reduce practitioner fatigue in high-volume clinics.
