Elevating & Hydraulic Autopsy Tables

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Elevating & Hydraulic Autopsy Tables U.S. Pathology Equipment manufactures height-adjustable autopsy tables in 304 stainless steel at our Johnson City, Tennessee facility. An elevating table puts the work at the examiner's height instead of the other way around: raise for standing dissection, lower for seated documentation, and match transfer height to cooler racks and trolleys so no one lifts a case by hand. The line runs from the fixed-position Adjustable-Height Pedestal Autopsy Table (USPE-1035-PED) to the mobile Hydraulic Autopsy Trolley with Removable Top (USPE-1038-2ATRT) . Medical examiner offices, hospital morgues, and forensic facilities buy these tables factory-direct: no dealer margin, no import lead times, and one Tennessee phone number for quoting, freight, and warranty. SHOP ALL AUTOPSY TABLES ALL PATHOLOGY EQUIPMENT Elevating Autopsy Table Types — Pedestal autopsy tables — single-column elevating stations with clear floor space around the work zone for foot controls, drainage, and wash-down; the fixed anchor of a dedicated autopsy suite. — Hydraulic autopsy trolleys — mobile elevating workstations raised and lowered by foot pump; removable tops let the decedent travel on the tray from cooler to table without a manual lift. — Transfer-height matching — both formats adjust to meet cooler racks, removal cots, and sink stations at level, which is where back injuries and case-handling risk actually get engineered out. Why Height Adjustment Matters Autopsies run long and examiners come in every height. A fixed-deck table forces the tallest pathologist to stoop and the shortest to reach; an elevating table sets the working plane per examiner, per procedure, per task. The same adjustment carries the transfer problem: matched heights between trolley, table, and cooler rack mean the case slides instead of being lifted — fewer staff per transfer, less strain, fewer incidents. 304 Stainless Construction Decks, columns, and frames are fabricated from 304 stain