Veterinarian surgical table
Integration of three veterinarian activities in one table.
Client
Mu-pet
Industry
Medical parts & devices
Duration
2 years
“Can a veterinary table be designed to lower enough for weighing and X-ray procedures?”
Veterinarian
This project aims to provide integrated weighing solutions for surgical tables to reduce animal movement during surgeries and improve veterinary workflows.
— Objectives
INTEGRATION OF VETERINARY FUNCTIONS
The main aim was to make a flexible veterinary table that combines weighing, surgery, and X-ray functions. This reduces animal movement during important procedures, improving efficiency and animal welfare.
USER FRIENDLY DESIGN
The table was designed for ease of use, allowing animals to easily step on and off for weighing and X-rays. This new design aimed to make the process less stressful for both the veterinary staff and the animals.
— Key features
COLLABORATIVE DEVELOPMENT
The project began with an idea from a veterinarian, and Fosfor led the design, development, and production. The partnership with Mu-pet and Alcyon Belux improved the expertise and resources used to create this innovative veterinary table.
USER TESTING
Thorough testing with animals helped identify important design features, ensuring the final product met both practical and ethical veterinary standards.
MATERIAL INNOVATIONS
Initial prototypes were made from steel, then improved with aluminium and plastic. The use of aluminium made the table more durable while keeping it lightweight.
This project marks a significant advancement in veterinary practices, seamlessly integrating weighing and radiography into a user-friendly design. Through teamwork, careful testing, and innovative materials, we have developed a veterinary table that combines three essential functions.
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