Best Ultrasound Tables
Choosing the right ultrasound table changes how efficiently your sonographers work. This HealthTec range of ultrasound tables sits alongside our examination table collection: an imaging table lineup built for sonography clinics, radiology centres and imaging departments that need standard, cutout and all-electric configurations.
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Standard vs Cutout Ultrasound Tables
The first choice on an ultrasound table is the top. A standard ultrasound table has a solid, padded three-section top suited to general abdominal, vascular and musculoskeletal scanning. A cutout, or SONO cutout, table has a shaped opening built into the top section that gives the sonographer closer, more comfortable probe access for transvaginal and other close-contact scans. Sonography clinics running a mixed caseload often stock one of each, or choose the Universal Ultrasound Table, a three-section design built to cover general sonography, cardiology and vascular imaging without switching tables between patients.
Standard Three-Section Ultrasound Tables
A solid three-section top with a drop-down leg section, suited to radiology centres and imaging departments running general scans. Look for a padded surface that wipes down quickly between patients and a stable base rated for a full clinic day.
Cutout (SONO Cutout) Ultrasound Tables
The cutout section gives the sonographer room to work the probe closer to the patient without reaching across the table edge. This matters most for transvaginal and pelvic scans, where hand position affects both image quality and sonographer comfort over a long shift.
Electric Features: Backrest, Castors and All-Electric Options
Once the table top is settled, the next decision is how much of the table moves electrically. An electric backrest lifts and lowers at the press of a button, useful for patients who need to sit up gradually or can't hold a flat position. Electric locking castors let staff reposition and lock the table without a manual foot pedal, handy in busy imaging rooms where the table shifts between bays. All-electric models combine height, backrest and castor control in one table, the option most high-volume sonography clinics move toward as scan numbers grow.
Electric Backrest and Electric Locking Castors
A practical middle step for clinics upgrading from a fully manual table. Electric backrest control speeds up positioning changes mid-scan, and electric locking castors save staff from bending down at the base every time the table needs to move or lock.
All-Electric Ultrasound Tables
Height, backrest and castors all run electrically, cutting repositioning time across a full list of patients. This suits high-throughput sonography clinics, radiology centres and hospital imaging departments where staff move the table often and need it to lock reliably each time.
What's the difference between a standard and cutout ultrasound table?
A standard ultrasound table has a solid three-section top for general scanning. A cutout, or SONO cutout, table has a shaped opening in the top section that gives the sonographer closer probe access during transvaginal and other close-contact scans.
Do I need electric locking castors on an ultrasound table?
Electric locking castors let staff reposition and lock the table in place without bending or using a manual foot pedal, useful in busy imaging rooms where the table moves between patients often.
Is an all-electric ultrasound table worth it for a high-volume sonography clinic?
Yes for high-throughput clinics. All-electric models adjust height and backrest at the press of a button, cutting repositioning time and reducing strain on staff across a full day of scans.
What is a Universal Ultrasound Table?
A Universal Ultrasound Table is a three-section table built to suit general sonography, cardiology and vascular imaging in one design, rather than a single specialised use.