Height adjustment is a clinical tool, not a convenience
A fixed-height table forces the therapist to adapt their posture to the furniture. Across a full clinic day of manual therapy, mobilisation and transfers, that is a leading cause of therapist back strain — and it makes patient transfers harder than they need to be.
A motorised Hi-Low table sets the working height to the technique and the patient: low for safe, independent transfer; raised to the therapist's working height for treatment.
Every unit is fabricated, finished and checked by XINIX — one manufacturer, and one point of accountability from specification to service.
Three-Section Hi-Low Tables
The most versatile configuration — independently articulating sections in addition to motorised height. Suited to treatment, examination, post-operative positioning, and departments where one table must cover many clinical uses.
Three-Section — controlled product codes
| XST-TBL-035 | Three-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Standard |
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| XST-TBL-036 | Three-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Premium |
| XST-TBL-043 | Three-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Triple Motor, Standard |
| XST-TBL-044 | Three-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Triple Motor, Premium |
Two-Section Hi-Low Tables
A motorised height column with an adjustable back section — the standard choice for general physiotherapy, outpatient treatment and examination where a back section is needed but a full three-section top is not.
Two-Section — controlled product codes
| XST-TBL-031 | Two-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Standard |
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| XST-TBL-032 | Two-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Premium |
| XST-TBL-033 | Two-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Dual Motor, Standard |
| XST-TBL-034 | Two-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Dual Motor, Premium |
Single-Section Hi-Low Tables
A flat, single-surface top on a motorised height column. Used where a plain treatment or mobilisation surface is required at a set working height — manual therapy, electrotherapy, general treatment bays and multi-bay departments.
Single-Section — controlled product codes
| XST-TBL-029 | Single-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Standard |
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| XST-TBL-030 | Single-Section Hi-Low Treatment Table — Single Motor, Premium |
Specified by
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation departments
- Outpatient and OPD treatment bays
- Hospitals and medical colleges
- Sports medicine and university facilities
- Private physiotherapy clinics
- Government tender and institutional supply
Hi-Low treatment tables — common questions
What is the difference between single, two and three-section Hi-Low tables?
The section count is the number of independently articulating parts of the table top. A single-section top is one flat surface on a motorised height column. A two-section table adds an adjustable back section. A three-section table adds a further section, giving the most positioning flexibility for treatment, examination and post-operative work.
What does Hi-Low mean?
Hi-Low refers to motorised height adjustment — the table raises and lowers on an electric column, so the therapist can set a comfortable working height for each patient and technique. This protects the therapist's back across a full clinic day and makes patient transfers safer.
What is the difference between Standard and Premium?
Standard and Premium are controlled configuration classes in the XINIX product database. They differ in construction, upholstery and accessory specification. The exact difference for a given model is confirmed on the quotation.
What do single, dual and triple motor mean?
The motor count is the number of independent electric actuators. A single motor drives height only. Dual and triple motor configurations drive additional section movements electrically rather than manually — useful where the therapist works single-handed or the patient cannot be repositioned manually.
Can these tables be made to a custom size or specification?
Yes. Every unit is built by XINIX, so dimensions, upholstery, finish and accessories can be manufactured to requirement, for single units or bulk institutional orders.