Advanced Concept & Technology in Lifting

Take A Load Off Your Back - The days of lifting large pets onto your examination table are finally over...with a touch of a pedal!

You know how fragile your back can be. One wrong move...lift too much weight...or bend over too far...and SNAP...your back is out of whack. If that's not enough, just imagine how your injured or post-op patient feels being jostled around. No matter how careful you are, you're still going to cause pain…but NOT WITH THE HARVEY LIFT!

What makes the HARVEY LIFT Table unique?

Exclusive Technology, Design and Functions include:

• Gently lift a 250 lb. animal to a maximum height of 40" in just 25 seconds

• Completely lowered, the table top sits a mere
  8" off the floor

• Height adjustment via foot pedal for hands-free operation

• Extremely quiet electronically-controlled actuator

• Very large surface easily accommodates most animals without sacrificing valuable floor space

• 2 standard table top sizes: 54" and 45" to fit just about any size room

• Sturdy and easy-to-clean stainless steel table top

• Motor has end switches and a thermo fuse just like a hair dryer. It will not overheat and requires absolutely no maintenance

• 5 year warranty

• Optional: Castors & Weight Scale

Specifications:

• Table top: 18 gauge stainless steel
• Main frame: Powder coated welded tubular steel
• Width: 24" (61 cm)
• Length(s): 45” (114 cm) or 54" (137 cm)
• Weight: 135 lbs
• Lifting capacity: 250 lbs
• Lifting time: < 25 sec.
• Height adjustment: 8” (20 cm) to 40” (115 cm)

The HARVEY LIFT Table is an excellent addition to any practice.  It can accommodate large, injured, or post-surgical animals with ease. Furthermore, it is a great asset to facilitate Groomers’ and Kennels’ daily work flows.     

If you think the Harvey Lift would be a great asset to your practice, please contact us today and we'll be happy to assist you.

Brochure: HARVY LIFT TABLE

Manufactured by: KOR INNOVATIONS, Inc.
www.korinnovations.com

Small picture: Elevated position
Large picture: Starting position