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Stainless Steel Dissection Table with Drawers
Specifications, drawings & manualsModel: USPE-DT-S
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140 Kwick Way Lane, Building 7, Johnson City, TN 37615
Product details
A dissection table provides the specified work surface for professional anatomical procedures.
Review working dimensions, material, drainage and required utility connections for the stated application. Browse Prep Room Equipment for related options.
Stainless Steel Dissection Table with Drawers from U.S. Pathology Equipment. An open stainless steel dissection table for anatomy teaching labs, research and veterinary programs. A dished, drained top handles wet work, and optional under-table drawers keep instruments and specimen containers at the station.
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
- 304 stainless steel, seamless dished top
- Perimeter lip and sloped drain path
- Optional instrument and specimen drawers
- Fixed legs with leveling feet or locking casters
- Open frame for cleaning
Specifications
| Model | USPE-DT-S |
|---|---|
| Brand | U.S. Pathology Equipment |
| Design | Open dissection table with optional drawers |
| Surface | 304 stainless steel, dissection-grade |
| Storage | Optional integrated instrument and specimen drawers |
| 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:
- Length, width and working height
- Drawer count and position
- Casters or leveling feet
- Drain outlet location and valve
- Add a lift-open cover or downdraft ventilation
Facility fit and configuration
Send your required dimensions, working heights, equipment drawings and utility connections with your quote request. Our team will review the selected USPE configuration against your facility requirements.
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 |
Dimensions
| Outer (L × W) | 84″ × 32″ |
|---|---|
| Recessed tray (L × W) | 79.5″ × 26.5″ |
| Height | 36″, 1″ slope to drain |
| Caster height | 8″ |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this and the covered table?
This is an open-top table. Choose the covered table when specimens stay on the table between sessions.
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 Stainless Steel Dissection Table with Drawers 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.
Can you review fit with our existing equipment?
Send equipment drawings, tray dimensions, transfer heights and utility connections with your request. Fit and included components are confirmed for the selected configuration before ordering.
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.
Full custom models and finishes
Every U.S. Pathology Equipment model can be built to your specification. Common changes include length, width and working height, load capacity, left or right hand orientation, sinks, plumbing and ventilation, and drawer or door layouts. Custom powder-coat finishes are available on frames, bases, cabinets and exterior panels to match your facility colors, alongside Type 304 stainless steel work surfaces. You approve a shop drawing before fabrication starts.
Quote only. Every unit is built to order and priced on a formal written quote.
Built for institutional buyers and bid packages
We supply hospitals and health systems, medical examiner and coroner offices, county, state and federal agencies, VA and military facilities, universities, medical schools and research labs.
- Formal written quotes with model numbers, options, lead time and freight to your dock
- Responses to RFQs, RFPs, ITBs and formal bids, with spec sheets, submittals and drawings
- Brand-equal documentation and sole-source letters when your specification calls for them
- Purchase orders accepted. Net terms, W-9 and tax-exempt certificates for qualified institutions
- Multi-unit, full-room and multi-site project pricing
Request a quote or bid package · Purchase order policy · Request a W-9 · Full-room equipment packages · Bid and submittal documentation · Call 1-888-792-9315
Related U.S. Pathology Equipment
Covered Cadaver Dissection Table · Vented Downdraft Dissection Table with Cover · Two-Body Rotating Dissection Table · Manual Immersion Dissection Tank · Electric Immersion Dissection Table · Vented Covered Autopsy Dissection Table · Chatillon Mechanical Hanging Autopsy Scale · Autopsy Sink Station with Center Sink · 4-Body 2-Door Morgue Cooler
Shop Dissection tables, immersion dissection tables, anatomy lab tables, All U.S. Pathology Equipment. Planning a new facility? See our medical examiner facility design guide.
Open-frame dissection table comparison
Comparing the Mortech 600023 standard dissection table? USPE-DT-S provides an open-frame stainless dissection surface with drawer options, but the published footprints differ: 84 × 32 inches for USPE-DT-S versus 80 × 30 inches for 600023. Include working height, drain position, drawer layout and mobility in your RFQ; adjustable-height catalog variants require a separate review.
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