Midcentral Medical MCM 561-566 Individual Stainless Steel Nesting Instrument Tables with U-brace

Midcentral Medical MCM 561-566 Individual Stainless Steel Nesting Instrument Tables with U-brace

• Model: MCM-561-566
• Nest together for storage
• 3" non-marking neoprene casters come standard.
• No open cavities to collect unwanted substances.
• Midcentral Medical

Individual Sizes:

​14"W x 28"L x 32"H
16"W x 32"L x 34"H
18"W x 34"L x 36"H
20"W x 38"L x 38"H
22"W x 42"L x 40"H
24"W x 48"L x 42"H

These instrument table nest together for storage. U-brace construction also allows for maneuverability around obstacles. Fully welded 16 gauge 304 stainless steel construction makes a long lasting instrument table. These tables are manufactured to our medical specifications and do not have open cavities to collect unwanted fluid as well as having glove friendly edges. Ship fully assembled.

The Midcentral Medical MCM‑561–566 nesting instrument tables are intelligently designed to enhance both surgical workflow and storage economy. Available in six size increments, these tables nest together, conserving valuable space when not deployed in clinical use. Whether for small procedure rooms or large operating theaters, selecting the appropriately sized table equips clinical staff with tailored support while minimizing bulk.

Durability and hygiene lie at the core of their design. Constructed from welded 16-gauge 304 stainless steel, these tables withstand the rigors of daily OR use while meeting stringent infection-control standards. The seamless surfaces and glove-friendly edges prevent debris buildup and allow for rapid and thorough cleaning—critical in maintaining a sterile environment.

Mobility and structural strength are also thoughtfully integrated. The U-brace design not only reinforces the table’s frame but also enables unobstructed movement around equipment and staff. Smooth 3″ neoprene casters glide quietly over floors, allowing personnel to reposition tables quickly throughout procedures. When procedures are complete, tables slide neatly into one another—streamlining cleanup and storage logistics.