Instrument Table Mayo type SS On Castors (Product Code: SLE/HF/19) is a height-adjustable Mayo stand: a removable stainless steel tray carried on a telescopic column that rises from one side of a wheeled base, so the tray can be positioned over a patient or an operating table. Surgeons, scrub nurses and surgical skills laboratories use it to keep the instruments in current use within arm’s reach of the operating field. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a scientific equipment manufacturer in India with a dedicated hospital furniture range.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Movable, height-adjustable instrument table, Mayo type |
| Column position | Support column mounted side-on to the base, so the base can be placed under a low-clearance table (e.g. an operating table) |
| Height setting | Solid manual lever sets the telescopic upper part at the required height; a brake prevents exceeding the maximum height setting |
| Height, adjustable | 72–88 cm to 108–132 cm (as listed) |
| Tray | Removable, smooth-finished instrument tray; 60 x 40–42 x 3–4.5 cm (l x w x h); 1.5 mm thickness |
| Frame and tray material | Austenitic stainless steel 18/10; frame 3 cm (outside, across), 1.35–1.5 mm thickness |
| Castors | Heavy carriage on 4 swivel castors, all with anti-static wheels; 2 with total-lock brake (wheel and rotational lock), both at the short side of the base |
| Castor construction | Single mold-on wheel, non-hooded for easy maintenance; sealed bearings in swivel and wheel; ball-bearing swivel; frame/bracket steel or nylon |
| Castor wheel size | 2–2.5 x 7.5 cm (w x diameter) |
| Carrying capacity | 40 kg |
| Environment | High resistance to corrosion (tropical environment) |
In theatre the scrub nurse slides the base under the operating table from the side, raises the tray with the lever until it clears the patient, and lays out the instruments needed for the current stage of the procedure; the larger back table holds the rest of the set. The braked castors on the short side stop the stand drifting once it is in place, and the height brake means the tray cannot be lifted past its top limit by accident.
Surgical skills labs in medical, dental and veterinary colleges use the same stand to teach draping and instrument handover, which is why it often appears on lists of laboratory furniture in India for clinical training. Lift the tray off to wash it separately, wipe the column and base with a disinfectant, and keep the telescopic section clean and dry so it slides freely.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, known by its trading name ScienceLab, is based in Ambala, Haryana, and the Mayo table is one of several stainless steel theatre items in its catalogue. Visit the company profile to learn more.
Theatre items that are set up around a Mayo stand:
The full list of stands, tables and trolleys is in Hospital Furniture.
What makes this a Mayo-type table?
It has a single tray on a telescopic column set to one side of the base. That offset lets the base slide under an operating table while the tray sits over the patient.
What height range does it cover?
The listed adjustable height is 72–88 cm to 108–132 cm. If your theatre needs a specific minimum or maximum, confirm it with us via the contact page before ordering.
Can the tray be removed?
Yes. The 60 x 40–42 cm stainless steel tray, 3–4.5 cm deep, lifts off for cleaning.
How much can it hold?
The carrying capacity is 40 kg — ample for instruments in use, while heavier supplies belong on a two-shelf table.
How is the height fixed?
A solid manual lever releases and sets the telescopic upper part, and a built-in brake prevents it from going beyond the maximum height.
What warranty is provided?
Warranty terms accompany each quotation; ask us if you need them in writing earlier.
What information helps you quote quickly?
Quantity, delivery city or country, and whether you need matching instrument tables or trays. We supply India and international markets.
Add the Mayo table to the enquiry cart or send us your theatre furniture list through the contact page; we will respond with pricing and delivery terms.
Last updated: 24 September 2026