Electric Immersion Dissection Table

The USPE electric immersion dissection table combines specimen immersion with powered platform movement for anatomy and dissection workflows. It is a specification-based equipment selection: the preservation tank, elevating platform and the room around the table must be reviewed as one working arrangement.

Use this page to compare the operating approach and prepare a complete equipment request. The accepted quote and model documentation determine the supplied dimensions, utilities, capacity, controls and accessories; a photograph or another immersion-table model does not establish those details.

How an electric immersion dissection table fits the workflow

Immersion and open-table dissection serve different stages of the anatomy workflow. An immersion system provides a tank arrangement for the program's preservation process and a platform that moves the specimen into the required working position. Powered elevation changes how that platform is operated; it does not by itself establish the table's load rating, travel or ergonomic working height.

• Between sessions: define the immersed-storage position, specimen arrangement and the program's handling procedure.
• During preparation and dissection: specify the working position, access around the table and any separately requested teaching accessories.
• For cleaning and service: confirm tank access, drainage, isolation requirements and the operating instructions for the supplied build.

Electric, manual or foot-operated immersion?

Compare the operating mechanism before comparing appearances. This listing concerns electric platform movement. The manual immersion dissection tank is a separate equipment selection, and a foot-operated hydraulic design must be assessed on its own model schedule.

If your facility already has an immersion table, include its drawing, platform dimensions and transfer arrangement in your request. Shared terminology does not establish matching platform sizes, accessory sockets, operating heights or replacement parts.

Specification and room-planning checklist

Coordinate the anatomy room, not just the table

Compare the immersion dissection table range with open and covered dissection tables, the sink and workstation selections and institutional storage and transfer equipment. Related equipment is selected and quoted separately unless the written package expressly includes it.

The table does not replace the facility's preservation-fluid procedure, exposure assessment or safety program. Have the responsible laboratory, facilities and safety teams review the actual selected configuration rather than treating a category description as a ventilation or chemical-control specification.

Prepare a complete USPE equipment quote

Select the configuration and quantity above, then add the model to your USPE equipment request. Include the institution, delivery ZIP, room drawing, intended workflow and document requirements so the team can review the table and any options as an itemized scope.

For an issued RFQ or PO, use purchase-order and RFQ review. A submitted request is not automatic order acceptance, a guaranteed production date or confirmation that every requested modification is available.