Electric Patient Couch: Seers Medical Electric Patient Couch with 2 x Stirrups – 2024 Model

Electric Height-Adjustable Examination Couch for Gynaecology and Clinical Procedures

The Electric Patient Couch by Seers Medical is a 2024 UK-manufactured model designed for superior comfort, precision, and versatility across a wide range of medical settings. With electric height adjustment and two adjustable gynaecological stirrups, this two-section couch supports gynaecology, urology, and general examination procedures with ease and reliability.

The sturdy, powder-coated steel frame provides exceptional stability, while the smooth electric motor enables effortless patient positioning between 45 cm and 98 cm. Its anti-microbial, flame-retardant vinyl upholstery ensures a hygienic, easy-to-clean surface compliant with NHS standards. Supplied with 360° braked castors, the Seers Medical Electric Patient Couch combines strength, mobility, and ergonomic design for optimal clinical workflow.

Ideal for hospitals, GP surgeries, fertility clinics, and outpatient departments, this model is CE-marked and built to the latest UK medical manufacturing standards.

Key Features & Benefits

• Electric Height Adjustment: Smooth, motorised control via footswitch for ergonomic use.

• Two-Section Couch Design: Adjustable backrest and main platform for flexible positioning.

• Gynaecological Stirrups: Multi-position stirrups for pelvic and examination procedures.

• Durable Upholstery: Anti-microbial, flame-retardant vinyl for hygiene and comfort.

• Stable Steel Frame: Powder-coated finish with reinforced understructure.

• Braked Castors: 360° swivel wheels for safe, smooth mobility.

• UK Manufacture (2024): Designed and built by Seers Medical, meeting CE and NHS standards.

Technical Specifications

Included Components

• 1 × Seers Medical Electric 2-Section Couch

• 2 × Adjustable Gynaecological Stirrups

• 1 × Footswitch Controller

• 1 × CE-Marked Power Supply

• 4 × Lockable Braked Castors

Ideal For

• Gynaecology and fertility clinics

• GP and community health practices

• Sexual health and urology departments

• Outpatient examination rooms

• Private healthcare and minor procedure units