Immersion Dissection Tables

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Immersion Dissection Tables for Anatomy & Donor Programs U.S. Pathology Equipment builds cadaver immersion dissection tables in 304 stainless steel at our Johnson City, Tennessee facility. An immersion table combines submersion storage and a dissection surface in one unit: the donor remains in preservation solution between sessions and raises to working height when the lab convenes. The 1035 series runs in two configurations — the powered Electric Immersion Dissection Table (1035-03P) and the non-powered Manual Immersion Dissection Table (1035-03M) . Medical schools, willed-body programs, and anatomical research labs buy these tables factory-direct: no dealer margin, no import lead times, and one Tennessee phone number for quoting, freight, and warranty. SHOP DISSECTION TABLES ALL PATHOLOGY EQUIPMENT Immersion Table Configurations — Electric immersion dissection tables — powered lift raises and lowers the body tray between the solution tank and dissection height at the touch of a control; suited to labs cycling donors daily. — Manual immersion dissection tables — mechanical lift with no electrical requirement; a lower-cost path to the same submersion-storage workflow. — Tank-and-tray construction — 304 stainless solution tank with a perforated lift-out tray, so the donor drains as it rises and the work begins at a clean surface. Why Anatomy Labs Run Immersion Storage Gross anatomy courses work the same donor for a semester or longer. Immersion keeps tissue in continuous contact with preservation solution between sessions, which slows drying and keeps dissection quality consistent across the term — without moving the donor between a cooler and a separate table every class. One station stores, presents, and drains. 304 Stainless Construction Tanks, trays, and frames are fabricated from 304 stainless steel with continuous welds — the standard for equipment living in constant contact with preservation chemistry and cleaning agents. Crevice-free interiors simplify dr