Seers - SX2007 Sterling 2 Section Treatment Couch
- 200Kg safe working load and lifting capacity
- Electric height adjustment from 46cm to 99cm
- Adjustable backrest from -20° to +85° for seated and reclined positioning
- By
- Seers
- Available options
- 10
- Height range
- 46–99cm
- Sections
- 2
- Height adjustment
- Electric
- Backrest
- -20° to +85°
- Safe working load
- 200kg
- Mobility
- 100mm diameter, individually locking
- Upholstery
- 63cm
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The Seers SX2007 Sterling 2 Section Electric Treatment Couch combines electric height adjustment with an adjustable backrest for patient positioning during treatments and examinations. Its 46cm to 99cm height range allows the working height to be adjusted using the standard hand switch, with a foot switch also available.
The two-section design features a backrest adjustable from -20° to +85°, allowing patients to be supported in seated or reclined positions.
Electric height adjustment
Electric height elevation provides a working range of 46cm to 99cm, allowing the couch height to be adjusted to suit different examinations and treatments. Hand switch operation is fitted as standard, with a foot switch available as an alternative.
Adjustable two-section design
The backrest can be adjusted between -20° and +85°, providing flexible patient positioning from reclined through to a supported sitting position.
200kg safe working load
The SX2007 has a safe working load and lifting capacity of 200kg. Purpose-made precision bearings are fitted at the pivot points to support the couch's adjustment mechanisms during routine use.
Mobility and clinical access
Four 100mm diameter individually locking castors allow the treatment couch to be repositioned when required and secured once in place.
Clearance beneath the frame also provides space for access with a mobile hoist.
Upholstery options
The couch is supplied with 63cm standard-width upholstery and is available in a choice of colours, allowing the finish to be selected to suit the treatment environment.





