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STI VMAXT-Pro Vascular 4-Way Float C-Arm Table – With Trendelenburg for Interventional Imaging

The STI VMAXT-Pro is an advanced vascular 4-way float C-arm table from Surgical Tables, Inc. built for imaging-guided procedures that require both responsive tabletop movement and Trendelenburg capability. As shown in the brochure, the VMAXT-Pro combines 4-way float, easy C-arm access, and a broader positioning range for vascular and interventional procedure rooms.

The brochure lists shared VMAX-Pro Series features including a 500 lb weight capacity, 2-inch patient comfort pad, 24-inch wide top, and lightweight construction that is easy to move. Standard accessories include a joystick, patient straps, and fixed side rails. In the specifications section, the VMAXT-Pro is listed with a height range of 30" to 40", 4-way float, longitudinal travel of 36" (+/- 18"), lateral travel of 14" (+/- 7"), and Trendelenburg of +/- 15°. The brochure also notes that Trendelenburg is only available for VMAXT-Pro.

Key Features of the STI VMAXT-Pro

4-Way Float with Trendelenburg

The VMAXT-Pro combines instant-response 4-way float with Trendelenburg, making it the more advanced option in the VMAX-Pro Series for facilities that need expanded procedural positioning capability.

Joystick Control for Responsive Positioning

A joystick is included as a standard accessory, allowing clinicians to control tabletop float functions during interventional procedures with fast, direct input.

Easy C-Arm Access for Vascular Imaging

The VMAX-Pro Series is built for easy C-arm access, helping support imaging-intensive procedures where access and alignment are critical to workflow.

Extended Longitudinal and Lateral Travel

The brochure lists 36" longitudinal travel (+/- 18") and 14" lateral travel (+/- 7"), giving the VMAXT-Pro a broad movement range for patient alignment and image-guided procedural access.

500 lb Capacity and 84" x 24" Tabletop

The VMAXT-Pro shares the series specifications of 500 lb weight capacity, 84" x 24" tabletop, and 2-inch patient comfort pad, providing a stable patient surface for procedural use.

Standard Rails and Patient Support Accessories

The table includes fixed side rails and patient straps as standard, with optional accessory compatibility for a wider range of vascular and interventional setups.

Ideal Clinical Applications

• Vascular procedures
• Interventional imaging procedures
• Endovascular procedures
• Specialty procedure rooms
• Cath lab workflows
• Cases requiring Trendelenburg and 4-way float tabletop movement

Why Choose the STI VMAXT-Pro?

The STI VMAXT-Pro is the stronger choice in the VMAX-Pro Series for facilities that need a vascular C-arm table with both 4-way float responsiveness and Trendelenburg capability. With joystick control, extended tabletop travel, easy C-arm access, and strong patient support, it is designed for demanding interventional imaging environments.

Key Benefits

• Instant-response 4-way float with Trendelenburg
• Joystick-controlled tabletop movement
• Easy C-arm access
• 500 lb patient capacity
• 36" longitudinal and 14" lateral travel
• Standard fixed side rails and patient straps

What makes the STI V-MAX Series different from a standard C-arm table?

A key difference is the 4-way float tabletop design, which allows the tabletop to move quickly and precisely during procedures. According to the brochure, the V-MAX Series offers instant-response 4-way float along with longitudinal and lateral travel, making it especially useful when clinicians need fast, controlled positioning under fluoroscopy.

What models are available in the STI V-MAX Series?

The brochure shows two main configurations in the V-MAX Series: VMAX-Pro VMAXT-Pro Both models include 4-way float functionality, but the VMAXT-Pro adds Trendelenburg capability.

What height range is available on the STI V-MAX Series?

Height ranges for the two models: VMAX-Pro: 28 to 38 inches VMAXT-Pro: 30 to 40 inches These ranges help facilities choose the table height profile that best fits their procedures and physician preferences.