I’m working with a local clinic on redesigning a few of their mobile exam tables, and we’re looking into electric lifting systems for better accessibility. The idea is to make them height-adjustable so both patients and staff are more comfortable. I’ve seen some lifting column sets from Progressive Automations that look like they could fit, but I’m not sure how well they’d handle frequent up/down cycles in a clinical setting. Anyone actually use these in a medical or lab environment?
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Anyone actually use these in a medical or lab environment?
Anyone actually use these in a medical or lab environment?
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It’s always impressive how modular some of this automation gear has become. A few years ago, you'd have to custom-build or weld half the structure yourself. Now you can mix and match parts, even for complex setups, without much extra effort. Definitely opens the door to more creative and ergonomic solutions in both work and clinical spaces.
Yeah, we used a dual-column set from Progressive Automations for a height-adjustable imaging table in our research lab. It runs super smooth and is really stable, even when fully extended with equipment on top. What sold us was the force rating and built-in synchronization—no hiccups so far. If you're exploring options, this linear motion actuator https://www.progressiveautomations.com/collections/linear-actuators breaks down all the available sets and helped us pick the right fit.