Hausmann Industries Medical Furniture & Equipment

For clinics building out exam rooms, physical therapy suites, and procedure spaces, Hausmann Industries is a name that signals durability. A U.S. manufacturer with a long history in treatment furniture, Hausmann builds equipment meant to survive years of daily patient throughput — the kind of tables and accessories that outlast the room they're installed in.

The centerpiece of this collection is the Hausmann Powermatic Procedure Table (4766-722), a power-adjustable table with an electric backrest that lets providers position patients precisely without physical strain. Power positioning matters more than most buyers realize: it protects clinician backs during transfers and repositioning, speeds up procedures, and makes the exam experience easier for patients with limited mobility. When you're specifying a procedure table, the questions that decide the purchase are load capacity, motorized versus manual adjustment, upholstery cleanability, and whether the height range accommodates both wheelchair transfers and standing exams — this is a table built to answer them.

Rounding out the line is the practical stuff that keeps a room running, like the Hausmann Table Paper Holder (27"), sized for standard exam roll widths so table paper dispenses cleanly between patients and infection-control routines stay simple.

Because Hausmann equipment is an investment, most buyers weigh it against comparable clinical furniture and casework lines. If you're outfitting a full facility, it's worth comparing options from Blickman Industries for stainless treatment furniture, or reviewing Aaron Industries for procedure-room electrosurgery and support equipment. Buyers focused on room hygiene often pair their furniture selections with products from Big D Industries.

Whether you're replacing a single aging exam table or specifying furniture for a new practice, Hausmann's reputation for heavy-gauge construction and serviceable motors makes it a dependable choice for facilities that can't afford downtime.