What tables do anatomy programs need?

Anatomy labs use flat-surface dissection tables and immersion baths for specimen preservation. Electric immersion tables allow temperature and fluid management. Manual options suit smaller programs. USPE offers both configurations.

How do immersion tables preserve specimens?

Immersion tables hold cadavers or specimens in preservation fluid at controlled temperatures. USPE immersion tables maintain submersion depth and fluid circulation, supporting multi-semester anatomy curricula.

Are pathology autopsy tables the same as anatomy tables?

Pathology autopsy tables handle case work (forensic, hospital). Anatomy tables support educational dissection and preservation. USPE offers both; anatomy programs often use flat-surface and immersion models.

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Pathology and Autopsy Tables

USPE manufactures pathology and anatomy lab tables for universities, medical schools, and teaching hospitals. Flat-surface dissection tables, electric and manual immersion baths, and tissue flotation systems support educational dissection and specimen preservation protocols. All units are 304 stainless steel, built for routine sterilization and long-term academic use. Custom configurations available for specialized educational programs.

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Flat-Surface Dissection Tables

Standard anatomy lab configuration. Stainless steel work surface with optional under-table drawer storage. Fixed height supports group dissection work.

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Immersion Dissection Tables

Electric and manual immersion for wet-specimen preservation. Full submersion capability, integral drain, and temperature control. Multi-semester durability.

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Tissue Flotation Baths

Specialized units for histology and pathology specimen floating and staining. Temperature-monitored. Support slide preparation and analysis workflows.

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