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Wet Table
DBL7 introduces the Canis Major? with an added built-in scale to its wet dental/treatment lift table.
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DBL7 introduces the Canis Major™ with an added built-in scale to its wet dental/treatment lift table.
The enhancement increases the functionality and ease of use of the veterinary industry's only adjustable-height lifting wet table, the company says.
Features include:
- Automated weighing average.
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- Pound or kilogram reading at any time.
- Factory-calibrated and accurate down to 50 grams.
- Constant eye-level readout for convenient readability.
In addition to the scale, Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) outlets are now included on the table, providing the ability to power a monitor or other device directly from an outlet located on the table.
The product has a maximum capacity of 300 pounds and lowers to within 8 in. of the floor and rises to a height of 44 in.
Canis Major uses an internal sensor and peristaltic pump to automatically drain the treatment tub. It comes with an 8-foot, lightweight water-temperature controlled sprayer for clean-up.
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