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Report date: 07.03.2026
Medical Patient Overbed Table Analysis Report
Device Identification
The product shown in the visuals is an overbed table with manual height adjustment, wheels, and a drawer. It features a single-column body structure and a design suitable for hospital use.
Brand and Model
All surfaces, label areas, and plastic parts on the visual have been examined. No brand logo, model name, or distinctive type number indicating the manufacturer could be identified on the product. Only a functional use label is present on the yellow height adjustment lever.
Originality
The product, in its general industrial design, is in the form of standard hospital equipment. The absence of a brand logo and the general material quality suggest the possibility of contract manufacturing or local production with the label removed. There are no distinctive design details belonging to a specific brand.
Areas of Use
This device is designed for bedridden patients in hospital wards, nursing homes, or home care services to eat meals, take medication, or use personal items while in bed. Its C- or U-shaped base, which slides under the bed, allows it to be integrated with hospital beds.
Quantity Information
There is exactly 1 overbed table analyzed in the visual.
General Condition
The product is in second-hand condition. There are signs of wear due to use. It is not in sterile or factory-new condition. However, its integrity is preserved, and its parts are in place.
Physical Deformation
- Base Legs: Paint peeling, friction-induced abrasions, and occasional white stains were observed on the dark grey metal leg parts.
- Top Table: Color fading and localized yellowing are present on the plastic protective frame (bumper) surrounding the edge of the table. No prominent deep crack is visible on the top surface.
- Plastic Parts: Color change (UV yellowing) occurring over time in the connection points on the column and on the drawer plastic is notable.
Mechanical Components
The telescopic column mechanism, which allows the product to be raised and lowered, is visually intact. The yellow lever mechanism that triggers height adjustment is in place. The wheel connection points at the base are standing without bending. The column’s verticality is preserved, with no distortion.
Accessories
- Drawer: A sliding plastic storage drawer, positioned on the right side at the bottom of the table, opens outwards.
- Wheels: A double wheel system is used at the ends of the legs. The outer surfaces of the wheels are dirty.
Battery Status
This device operates entirely on mechanical/hydraulic principles. It does not contain any electrical or battery-powered systems.
Label Information
There is no serialized information label on the device. Only a remnant of a functional label is visible on the height adjustment lever (yellow part), containing a blue arrow and possibly directional text.
Dimensions and Compatibility
The base design, which slides under the bed, and the telescopic body structure exhibit mechanical features suitable for use with all standard-height hospital beds and home-type bed bases. The table surface has a standard width capable of accommodating a single meal tray.
Year of Manufacture
The yellowing of plastic parts and the level of wear on the metal legs suggest that the product has an estimated usage history of 5-10 years. There is no label providing exact year information.
Existing Malfunction
No breaks, missing parts, or fragmentation that would completely hinder the product’s function were detected in the visual analysis.
Potential Malfunction Risk
Possible hair/thread residue entangled in the wheel hubs could impede mobility. Since the gas spring inside the column is enclosed, its pressure status cannot be determined from the visual; loss of piston pressure is a common risk in older products.
