Operating Tables Compared

The short answer

An operating table should be selected around the procedures, imaging system, patient load, accessories, and service requirements it must support. A bare table price is not a complete project comparison.

• Y09B-GK / 09B-GK: an electric-hydraulic orthopedic reference configuration with carbon-fiber and stainless-steel construction listed on the current Ascend page.
• Mindray HyBase V6: a published surgical table with motorized positioning, a 23.4–43 inch height range, and capacity figures stated by Mindray North America.
• Getinge Maquet: a system portfolio. Maquet Yuno II is the closer mobile/general/orthopedic reference; Maquet Magnus is a higher-end hybrid-OR reference and is not a like-for-like price comparison.

Public specification comparison

What matters for an orthopedic operating table?

Imaging access

For trauma, spine, and minimally invasive procedures, compare the actual radiolucent area, imaging window, metal interference, and compatible accessories. A carbon-fiber label alone is not enough.

Positioning under load

Ask whether the capacity figure refers to static lift, a slide position, or a particular tabletop and accessory configuration. The table must remain stable under the intended working load.

Accessory ecosystem

Traction bars, clamps, extension plates, leg supports, and positioning frames can determine whether a table works for a real orthopedic workflow. Compare the complete configuration, not only the base.

Service and downtime

Confirm installation, commissioning, staff training, preventive maintenance, spare parts, battery support, hydraulic service, and local response time before choosing a supplier.

Choosing the right reference model

Y09B-GK / 09B-GK

The current Ascend reference page lists 2100 × 550 mm, 700–1000 mm electric-hydraulic height adjustment, at least 300 mm longitudinal slide, at least 250 kg heavy-duty capacity, Trendelenburg of at least 25°, reverse Trendelenburg of at least 20°, lateral tilt of at least 20° in both directions, and carbon-fiber plus 304 stainless-steel construction.

Mindray HyBase V6

Mindray highlights motorized height, tilt, and slide adjustment, center-column legroom, eight wheels on four casters, 23.4–43 inch height, up to 1,000 lb static lift, and 550 lb at full slide. It also lists an optional carbon-fiber top for C-arm integration.

Getinge Maquet

Maquet Yuno II is presented as a flexible mobile table for conventional and minimally invasive procedures, with radiolucent carbon-fiber accessories and orthopedic traction-related accessories. Maquet Magnus offers more advanced positioning and hybrid-OR imaging capabilities, so it should be treated as a higher-level system reference.

Documentation and compliance checklist

Before requesting a final quotation, confirm:

• exact model and model number;
• final tabletop, accessories, and traction configuration;
• intended use and procedure scope;
• brand and legal manufacturer;
• current datasheet and IFU;
• conformity documents available for the exact configuration;
• ISO 13485 documentation of the legal manufacturer where available;
• local registration or importer requirements;
• warranty, preventive maintenance, spare parts, and service responsibility.

Ascend Medtech is an export and sourcing partner. Certification and documentation are confirmed by model, configuration, legal manufacturer, and destination market.