The Barihab™ XKS Treatment and Assessment Platform

The Barihab™ XKS Treatment and Assessment Platform Description : The Barihab™ XKS functions just like any other treatment table; however, when its special features are activated, it becomes a multipurpose treatment and assessment platform. The Barihab™ XKS has the following special features built right in: An adjustable headrest, seatbelt and electrically controlled adjustable backrest and seat lift. Two double-level chrome plated transfer bars with handle grips, a footplate and hand control. Compatable with all patient lifting devices. All electronics are UL recognized and have a 2 year warranty. There is also a 10 year warranty on the frame.		Click on images below to see an enlarged view, or click here to see images of the Barihab™ XKS in use.
Specifications :
Price :
Size :	96" x 60"
Frame :	Steel with powder coating.
Adjustable Backrest:	0 - 90 degrees
Adjustable Seat Lift:	0 - 70 degrees
Table Height :	18-1/2" to 34-1/2" (16" travel distance)
Total Platform weight :	750 lbs.
Lifting Capacity :	1000 lbs.
Distance between transfer bars inner receivers:	25"
Distance between Transfer bars outer receivers:	29"
Seat lift dimensions :	25.5” W x 20” D
Sealift lift capacity :	750 lbs.
Backrest dimensions:	25.5” W x 31” H
Backrest support capacity :	750 lbs.
Electrical System :	Rated for 120V/60hz
Lifting Columns :	Powered by Linak
Plug :	Hospital grade

Foam :	2" high density foam that has been treated with anti-bacterial and anti-microbial agents that will provide resistance to the following: Bacillus Mycoides, Klebsiella Pneumoniae, Proteus Vulgaris, Staphylococcus Aureus, Salmonella Choleraesuis, Bacillus Cerus, Enterococcus Faecalis, Escherichia Coli. (AATCC Test method 147-1993).
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Knee Blocker : When the knee blocker is attached to the front of the transfer bars it functions as a type of standing table. The patient's knees are prevented from collapsing which helps them maintain an upright position. As a result, the patient is able to weight bear through both of their lower extremities. Click here for more information.