Morgan MEDesign UD400 Radiolucent Imaging Table DOM: 08-2000

Morgan MEDesign UD400 Radiolucent Imaging Table DOM: 08-2000

• Model: UD400
• S/N: 1828
• Date of Manufacture: 08-2000
• Weight Capacity: Supports up to approximately 400-600 lb.
• Motorized height adjustment for improved patient access & operator ergonomics
• Smooth tabletop movement designed for precision positioning
• Wide flat rectangular top designed for C-arm access and positioning flexibility
• Material: Carbon-Fiber Composite
• Top Dimensions: 96″ L × ~23-26″ W
• Warranty: 90 Days

Upgrade your imaging suite with the Morgan MEDesign UD400 Fluoroscopy Table — a versatile, high-performance platform designed to meet the demanding needs of fluoroscopic and C-arm-guided procedures. Built on a robust frame and engineered for smooth motorized motion, the UD400 delivers consistent reliability and precision positioning for interventional radiology, vascular suites, pain-management workflows, and general fluoroscopy. The model’s radiolucent tabletop ensures clear imaging results and unrestricted access for C-arm angulation, while its power driven height adjustment improves both patient comfort and operator ergonomics.

The UD400’s expansive 96-inch length and ~23-26 inch width tabletop provide excellent coverage and flexibility for a wide range of procedures, from general diagnostic imaging to complex interventional cases. The robust construction handles demanding use in hospital settings or outpatient interventional centers with ease. With a documented origin of manufacture (DOM August 2000), this unit presents an excellent value for facilities seeking proven performance with a clear equipment history.

Whether you’re outfitting a new imaging suite, upgrading your current imaging table, or expanding capacity in an ambulatory surgery center, the UD400 stands out for its performance, versatility, and value. With its strong track record, motorized features, and ready-for-C-arm compatibility, it’s a smart investment for any practice focused on imaging quality, workflow efficiency, and long-term equipment reliability.

This medical equipment item is being sold in its current condition, with only a basic assessment performed. It powers up and successfully completes its self-check or boot process, indicating that it is operational to that extent. However, no further testing beyond this initial check has been conducted.