Mobile Dissection Table – 7DT214

WYE VALLEY MANUFACTURING LIMITED

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The 7DT214 (Mobile Dissection Table) is designed for the dissection of cadavers. The table is fully manufactured in stainless steel AISI304, with a positive slope and drain towards the end. Liquids will flow within the underneath bucket. A 1” PVC stop valve is located under the drain. There are 4 heavy duty lockable casters with swivel locks and wheel brakes. Dimensions: 204.5 x cm 81.5 x cm 92 cm H For more information and pricing you contact us here . The 7DT214 (Mobile Dissection Table) is designed for the dissection of cadavers. The table is fully manufactured in stainless steel AISI304, w

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Registered at Companies House as WYE VALLEY MANUFACTURING LIMITED, number 12572559. Checked 2026-08-29.
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