MTI 529 Podiatry & Wound Care Chair - Standard Base, 100-240V, 24 in Seat, 725 lb Capacity (Product 529-001-80)

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The MTI 529 Podiatry & Wound Care Chair is a foundational 2026 specialty-care platform for facilities that need dependable patient positioning, ADA-focused access, and procedure-room efficiency. This configuration is supplied as Product Number 529-001-80 with standard base and universal 100-240V power support.

Performance Features:

• power lift, back, tilt, and foot extension for comprehensive wound-care positioning.
• ADA transfer height for improved patient ingress and egress.
• non-knee-break leg rest with 11-inch power extension.
• pull-out stainless steel debris tray for podiatry workflows.
• four programmable positions with programmable home.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: MTI Medical Technology Industries
• Model/Family: 529 Podiatry & Wound Care Chair
• Product Number: 529-001-80
• GTIN: 10840118439296
• Configuration: 529 Podiatry/Wound Procedure Chair, Std Base, 100-240V
• Unit: ea
• Seat Width/Platform: 24 in
• Patient Capacity: 725 lb
• Seat Height: 18.75-39 in
• Power: 100-240V

Institutional Advantages:

• Strategic Value: Standardizes specialty exam/procedure rooms around a recognizable MTI platform with strong clinical workflow support.
• High ROI: Powered positioning and programmable controls reduce staff strain and help speed room turnover.
• Reduced Capital Expenditure: Dealer-cost based pricing supports competitive acquisition planning for multi-room deployments.

Applications:

• Podiatry
• Wound Care
• Diabetic Foot Clinics
• Vascular/Wound Centers
• Outpatient Specialty Practices

Quality Assurance & Safety:

Verify configuration, upholstery color, accessories, and facility electrical requirements prior to purchase. This equipment should be installed, inspected, and function-tested by qualified biomedical or facilities personnel before clinical use. Follow the manufacturer instructions for cleaning, disinfection, preventive maintenance, and calibration/inspection requirements.