Beaumont Electric Lift Grooming Table 110cm - Purple

Description

Table type: Electric (foot control)

Height range: Adjustable from 51cm to 93cm

Table top length: 110cm

Table top width: 60cm

Maximum load: 100kgs

Table top colour: Purple

Grooming loops: Included (2)

Grooming arm: Included

Adjustable feet for uneven floors.

Please note: For every 2 minutes of lifting, the motor requires 18 minutes of rest.

Table FAQs

Hydraulic versus electric lift

Table care and maintenance

Choosing your table length

Specifications

Instructions are included in cardboard packing box.

NOTE: Where orders have mixed products (e.g. a table, a clipper, and a shampoo) the table will be shipped separately - you will be provided with two (or more) tracking numbers for your order. Please note that the table may take a couple of extra days to reach you.

Hydraulic versus Electric – What’s the difference?

Both are designed for professional use. An electric table requires electricity (you’ll need to plug it in), and uses an electric motor to smoothly adjust the table height up and down. A hydraulic table uses a pump action, not a motor, so uses the body as leverage to change the height, usually done with a foot pump. Hydraulic tables usually increase the height gently ‘pump by pump’ rather than in one even movement when going up, but most have a smooth, even motion when reducing the height back down, similar to an electric table. Hydraulic tables have traditionally cost more than electric, although prices have been coming down. Hydraulic tables typically have a longer lifetime than electric motor tables.

Caring for your table

If you look after your table well you can extend its lifetime. At the end of every day, blow or brush fur off the table top, wipe it clean and dry it. Take extra care to blow or brush out fur from around the table also, especially around any moving parts to reduce hair entering the mechanics. Wipe and keep the table dry to avoid rust or stains, paying attention to any stainless steel parts such as the grooming arm. For hydraulic tables, it is recommended to return them to their lowest position at the end of each day or when being stored for longer periods, as this helps keep the hydraulic fluid intact.