Covered Cadaver Dissection Table from U.S. Pathology Equipment. A covered cadaver dissection table for gross anatomy labs, medical schools and allied-health programs. The lift-open stainless cover keeps the specimen moist and out of view between sessions, and the dished top drains to a single outlet for clean, contained wet work.
What is a cadaver dissection table?
A cadaver dissection table is a stainless steel table that holds a human body for anatomical study in medical schools, allied-health programs and research labs. It has a dished or sloped top that drains fluids to an outlet, and is available open, covered, vented (downdraft) or rotating.
Key features
- Lift-open 304 stainless steel cover with gas-assist hinges
- Dished, seamless top sloped to a center or end drain
- Specimen stays covered and hydrated between lab sessions
- Fixed legs with leveling feet or locking casters
- Open frame for floor cleaning and inspection
Specifications
| Model |
USPE-DT-C |
| Brand |
U.S. Pathology Equipment |
| Design |
Covered dissection table, non-vented |
| Surface |
304 stainless steel, dissection-grade |
| Cover |
304 stainless, lift-open |
| Drainage |
Integrated perimeter waste channel |
| Pricing |
Quote only, built to order |
Final dimensions, utilities and capacities are confirmed on your formal quote and shop drawing.
Fully customizable
Every unit is built to order. Common changes:
- Top length and width to suit your cadaver trays
- Vented (downdraft) version for formaldehyde control
- Locking casters or fixed leveling feet
- Drain position, valve and catch bucket
- Cover style: full lift-off, hinged or split
Brand-equal and compatible
Specified as a brand-equal alternative to comparable units from Mopec, Mortech Manufacturing, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Leica Biosystems and Mobilab, and built to work with trays, racks, lifts and casework from those brands already in your facility. Send the model you are replacing or the specification you must meet and we return a line-by-line comparison.
Who uses it
- Medical school gross anatomy labs
- Physician assistant, nursing, PT and dental programs
- Body donation and willed-body programs
- Surgical skills and research labs
- Medical examiner teaching rooms
Institutional procurement and RFQ
- Formal written quote with model number, options, lead time and freight to dock
- Purchase orders from government, hospital, university and research buyers
- W-9, tax-exempt certificates and net terms for qualified institutions
- Bid specifications, submittals, CAD and shop drawings on request
- Grant-funded and capital projects; quotes formatted for approval files
- Nationwide freight with liftgate and inside-delivery options
Covered vs vented vs rotating dissection tables
| Covered |
Lift-open cover keeps the specimen moist between sessions |
| Vented (downdraft) |
Pulls formaldehyde vapor down at the table |
| Rotating two-body |
Two specimens on one frame, turns 180 degrees |
| Immersion |
Stores the body in solution and lifts it to working height |
Frequently asked questions
Can the cover be vented?
Yes. A vented version with downdraft extraction is quoted as the USPE Vented Downdraft Dissection Table.
How many tables do anatomy labs typically order?
Most programs plan one table per four to six students. Send your enrollment and room size and we will lay out the lab.
What is the difference between an autopsy table and a dissection table?
An autopsy table supports a post-mortem examination to determine cause of death, usually beside a sink with aspirator and waste disposal. A dissection table supports anatomical study over many sessions, so covers, ventilation and specimen preservation matter more.
What are dissection tables made of?
Type 304 stainless steel with welded, polished seams is the standard because it resists formaldehyde, phenol and repeated disinfection.
Why is the Covered Cadaver Dissection Table quote only?
Each unit is built to order for your room, utilities and caseload. A formal quote gives your procurement office an exact price with lead time and freight to your dock.
Do you accept purchase orders and bids?
Yes. We accept purchase orders, provide a W-9, handle tax-exempt certificates, offer net terms to qualified institutions and respond to bids, RFQs and RFPs with specification sheets and submittals.
Is it compatible with Mopec, Mortech or Thermo Fisher equipment?
Yes. We match dimensions, trays, heights and utility connections to the equipment you already run. Send the existing model number with your request.
Request a quote
Use Add to Quote to build a list, then submit your quote request, or call 1-888-792-9315. Browse more Cadaver Dissection Tables, the full U.S. Pathology Equipment line and our government procurement desk.
Mopec, Mortech Manufacturing, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Leica Biosystems and Mobilab are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced for compatibility only. U.S. Pathology Equipment is not affiliated with them.