Secondhand Hill-Rom TA529 F Patient Dining Table

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 07.03.2026

Overbed Table Analysis Report

Device Identification

The product examined is a manually adjustable, wheeled overbed table, used to enable patients lying in a hospital bed to eat, read books, or perform personal care activities. The images show that the product has a C-type base structure and a two-piece top table.

Areas of Use

It is used for bedridden patients in hospital wards, intensive care units, nursing homes, and home care services. Thanks to its base structure, which fits under the bed, it is positioned in front of the patient. The large table is designed for eating and reading activities, while the small fixed table is for placing beverages or small medical devices (e.g., medicine cups).

Originality and Structural Analysis

The product appears to be a mass-produced hospital fixture, meeting industrial standards. The metal body profile, laminate tabletop craftsmanship, and protective barrier assemblies are original factory-issued designs. No signs of homemade or makeshift modifications were observed.

Quantity Information

The number of products examined and reported in the visuals is 1 (one).

Physical Characteristics and Deformation Control

• Tabletop: It is made of laminate material with a wood-patterned coating. It has a two-piece design (split-top). The large part is movable, and the small part is fixed. The table’s edge bands appear solid; no peeling at the corners or swelling due to water/moisture was detected in the visuals.
• Metal Barriers: A gray metal retaining barrier is located on the lower edge of the large table to prevent objects from sliding off. On the fixed small table, there is a white metal railing surrounding three sides. No significant rust or bending is observed in the metal components.
• Body/Column: It has a metal column structure, electrostatically powder-coated in white. No signs of wear or deep scratches on the column are clearly visible in the visuals.
• Base Structure: It has a C-type (U-shaped) open chassis structure. The parts of the legs that touch the floor are white metal.

Mechanical Component Status

The tilt mechanism of the large table appears to be functional; in one visual, the table is shown tilted, while in another, it is brought to a completely horizontal position. This confirms that the mechanism is active. There is a telescopic column structure that provides height adjustment, but it is not possible to test the height mechanism (gas spring or manual gear) via the visuals. Visually, there are no cracks or breaks that compromise mechanical integrity.

Caster System (Wheels)

There are 4 double casters that make contact with the floor. Caster covers are present. No excessive dirt accumulation or breakage is observed at the casters’ attachment points to the body. While maneuverability cannot be tested from the visuals, their physical integrity is complete.

Battery and Electronics Status

The product is a piece of equipment that is entirely mechanical and manually operated. There are no electronic components, batteries, or electrical connections.

Label Information

A blue/white vertical label strip is visible on the side surface of the column. However, due to image resolution and shooting distance, information such as brand, model, serial number, or year of manufacture on the label cannot be read.

Dimensions and Compatibility

It has standard adult dimensions, allowing it to fit under a standard hospital bed and extend over it. Its base height is low-profile enough to be compatible with the under-bed clearance of most motorized hospital beds.

Potential Risk of Malfunction

During the visual inspection, no breaks, cracks, or missing parts that would impede the immediate use of the device were detected. The device’s condition is good and appears suitable for immediate use. The functionality of the tilt mechanism is a positive finding.