Ritter 304 Manual Exam Table

Description

Midmark Ritter 304 Manual Exam Table

The Ritter 304 Manual Exam Table is the ultimate in medical examination tables, providing unparalleled comfort and convenience for patients and healthcare providers alike. Its versatile design is perfect for a variety of settings, including medical offices, clinics, and hospitals, where it can be used for routine physical exams, screenings, and evaluations. This exam table features a padded surface and adjustable backrest, allowing patients to easily switch between lying down and sitting up during exams. Its durable construction ensures long-term use, while the smooth manual adjustment for height and backrest positioning allows for precise customization. Additionally, the Ritter 304 includes a convenient paper roll holder and offers optional accessories for even greater patient comfort and healthcare provider convenience. Trust in the Ritter 304 Manual Exam Table for a seamless and efficient examination experience.

Ritter 304 Examination Table Features

• Manually adjustable back section controlled by spring assisted release handle, located on left and right side of table.
• Extendable footrest shelf include upholstered pad and removable treatment pan.
• Right and left stirrups.
• Five storage drawers accommodate supplies.
• Four leveling feet (one on each corner) to ensure solid, level installation.
• Paper roll holder.
• Pelvic Lift Bar (optional): Allows seat to be positioned in Lithotomy position.

Specialty / Medical Practice: General Practice, Family Medicine, OBGYN, Cardiology, Urology and more

Specifications:

• Product Usage: Patient examination and procedure
• Brand: Midmark Ritter
• Patient Capacity: 250 Lbs
• Warranty: 90 days parts and labor only
• Dimensions:  27" x 57" x 34" 
• Voltage: 120V
• Days to be ready: 1-2 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the Ritter 304 exam table a powered or manual table?
The Ritter 304 is a manual examination table. It uses a spring‑assisted, manually adjustable back section, allowing clinicians to position patients from flat to an elevated chair position without powered motors. Because it does not rely on powered height adjustment, the 304 is known for its durability, simplicity, and low maintenance requirements. 

2. What features are included on the Ritter 304 exam table?
The Ritter 304 includes an adjustable backrest, an extendable footrest shelf with an upholstered pad, and a removable treatment pan. Standard configurations also feature right and left stirrups, a self‑locking non‑skid step to assist patient entry and exit, a hidden paper roll holder, and five built‑in storage drawers that provide convenient access to exam supplies during patient visits. 

3. What is the difference between a refurbished and a used Ritter 304 exam table?
A used Ritter 304 exam table is typically offered in its current working condition and may show cosmetic wear consistent with prior clinical use. A refurbished Ritter 304 is professionally inspected and restored, often including verification of the back‑adjustment mechanism, servicing of drawers and step components, and installation of new or refreshed medical‑grade upholstery. Refurbished units are intended to deliver reliable clinical performance with a cleaner, updated appearance at a lower cost than new equipment. 

4. How much weight can the Ritter 304 exam table support?
The Ritter 304 is designed to support a maximum patient weight of approximately 300 pounds (136 kg). Its solid construction and manual design make it suitable for routine examinations and minor procedures involving a wide range of adult patients in outpatient settings. 

5. What types of medical practices commonly use the Ritter 304?
The Ritter 304 exam table is widely used in family medicine, general practice, internal medicine, OB/GYN, and outpatient clinics. Its manual operation, built‑in storage, and patient‑friendly step make it a practical solution for exam rooms that prioritize reliability, efficiency, and cost‑effective equipment without the need for powered adjustments.