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Report date: 15.12.2025
Electric Tilt Table (Upright Stance Platform) Analysis Report
Device Identification and Product Description
The analyzed visuals show an electric motor-driven “Tilt Table” (Upright Stance Platform) used in physical therapy and rehabilitation processes. The device is designed to gradually move the patient from a horizontal to a vertical position. The product consists of a metal chassis, a leather/vinyl-covered bed platform, safety belts used to secure the patient, a footrest platform, and a hand control that operates the system.
Brand and Model Information
There is no logo, text, or readable label on the product in the visuals that would clarify the brand or model name. While technical labels are visible on the motor and control box in the 4th visual, the text on them (Brand, Lot, Serial No, etc.) cannot be read due to image resolution. Therefore, an estimated brand has not been specified to avoid providing misleading information.
Areas of Use and Purpose
This device is for professional medical use. Its primary areas of use are:
- Neurological Rehabilitation: Gradual acclimation of paralyzed or long-term bedridden patients to an upright position.
- Prevention of Orthostatic Hypotension: Helping to regulate blood pressure and preparing the patient for standing.
- Physical Therapy: Exercising lower extremity muscles and controlled increase of load on the skeletal system.
Quantity and Equipment Information
The total products and accessories visible in the visuals are as follows:
- 1 unit of Main Device (Motorized Tilt Table Chassis and Bed)
- 1 unit of Wired Hand Control
- 3 units of Black Wide Securing Belts (appear to be Velcro-type)
- Integrated Electrical and Motor Cables
Overall Condition
The device is used, but its overall structure maintains its integrity. There is no appearance of heavy damage or wreckage. It is in a second-hand status, in a condition that can continue to provide service when maintained.
Physical Deformation and Cosmetic Examination
Details based on visual inspections are as follows:
- Upholstery/Bed: No deep tears or disintegration are observed in the beige/gray-toned leather upholstery. However, there are slight undulations and stretches on the surface due to use.
- Securing Belts: Slight pilling and discoloration (signs of use) are noticeable on the black sponge/fabric parts of the belts, but there are no breakages.
- Metal Chassis: The white painted metal frame is generally clean. No advanced corrosion has been detected in visible areas. Only normal signs of use might be present at movable joint points.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
The technical analysis of the visuals is as follows:
- Motor System: In the 4th visual, a linear actuator (piston motor) that performs the main lifting operation is seen underneath the bed, along with a gray control box connected to this motor. The motor assembly appears sturdy.
- Wheels: Wheels are present on all four legs of the device, and a brake mechanism (locking system) is visible on these wheels. It is understood that the wheels are in place and supporting the device.
- Cables and Control: A hand control with a coiled cable connected to the device is seen on the bed. The main power cable (gray-colored) is lying loosely on the floor in the 1st visual. While no obvious breakage is seen in the cable, it should be thoroughly checked due to its loose state.
Dimensions and Compatibility
The device is of standard dimensions suitable for an adult human (estimated length between 180-200 cm). The width and spacing of the belts are adjusted for an adult patient’s torso and legs.
Potential Malfunction Risk and Points to Consider
While the conditions identified from the visuals do not pose an immediate risk, the following points should be considered for user safety:
- Cable Safety: There is a risk of power cables lying on the floor being crushed under the wheels. It is recommended to check the cable insulation before operating the device.
- Mechanical Movement: Since the device can rise to an upright position (close to 90 degrees), the lower scissor system should be checked for jamming (no jamming or broken parts are visible in the visual).
- Belt Safety: The gripping capability of the Velcro surfaces should be physically tested to see if it has diminished over time.
Documents and Warranty
No invoice, user manual, service form, or warranty document belonging to the device is found in the visuals.
