VetLine Veterinary All-Purpose Wet Table with Cabinet Storage - TWC-750-60-NA

VetLine Veterinary All-Purpose Wet Table with Cabinet Storage - TWC-750-60-NA

The VetLine wet table provides you flexibility for all your daily surgical procedures, dental services, and bathing, as well as your other daily needs. The heavy-duty bi-level liner is 6" deep and has an overhang for knee space. The liner features radius corners to eliminate all seams and welds. The base includes 1 large cabinet, 3 full extension drawers with ball-bearing side-mount drawer slides. This unit has a knee space for added convenience and comfort for sitting during procedures.  Stainless-steel prep rack is included.

The Plywood Advantage

Particleboard tends to be the dominant choice for many who manufacture cabinets and grooming tops. It’s the economical option: cheaper, denser and uniform. However, particleboard is prone to expansion due to moisture, resulting in the delimitation of the laminated surface. This makes it less than ideal for wet areas such as cages and exam, wet or grooming tables. And particle board also generally lacks structural strength.

That’s why PetLift builds all of our cabinet and exam tops with a higher quality plywood board. Opposed to particleboard created from wood chips or fiber, plywood is rather made of thin layers of hardwood that are extremely tolerant fo moisture. Plywood will not soak up water and swell, making it less susceptible to water damage.

Each layer of wood is also laid with the grain running in a different direction, lending exceptional strength.

Features

• Overall dimensions: 60"L x 24"W x 36"H / 48"L x 24"W x 36"H
• High-quality 304 grade, 16-gauge 
• Liner is 6" deep
• Stainless steel prep rack sits on inner lip and is easy to clean
• 2 spacious cabinets provide plenty of storage space
• Cabinet constructed with solid high-quality plywood and covered with high-pressure laminate
• Standard cabinet color is almond. Other laminate color choices available
• Includes laminated sealed toe kick with added rubber molding at base
• Plumbing fixtures sold separately
• Ships Fully Assembled - No assembly required
• Made in the USA

What our Experts Think

• Durable Construction: Crafted with a 16-gauge, 304-grade stainless steel sink/liner, ensuring longevity and resistance to rust and corrosion.

• Spacious and Functional Design: Measures 60" in length, 24" in width, and 36" in height, providing ample workspace for various veterinary procedures.

• Efficient Storage Solutions: Equipped with three full-extension drawers and a large cabinet, offering organized storage for tools and supplies.

• Comfortable Work Environment: Features overhang knee space, allowing practitioners to work comfortably while seated.

• Easy Maintenance: The stainless steel prep rack sits on a neat inner lip, facilitating easy cleanup and sanitizing.

Q&A

Q: What is the TWC-750-60-NA?
A: The TWC-750-60-NA is a professional-grade veterinary wet table designed for surgical, dental, and grooming procedures. It features a 6-inch deep stainless steel sinkwith radius corners to eliminate seams and welds.

Q: What storage options does it offer?
A: The table includes one large cabinet and three full-extension drawers with ball-bearing side-mount slides, offering ample storage space for instruments and supplies.

Q: Is the table easy to maintain?
A: Yes, the stainless steel surface is easy to clean and sanitize, ensuring a hygienic environment for procedures.

Maintenance Tips

• Regular Cleaning
  Clean the stainless steel sink and countertop with a mild detergent and warm water. Avoid using abrasive pads, scrapers, steel wool, or wire brushes, as they can damage the surface.

• Drain Maintenance
  Ensure both drains are free from debris to maintain efficient water flow.

• Drawer and Cabinet Care
  Regularly check the drawers and cabinet for smooth operation. Clean the surfaces with a damp cloth and mild detergent.

• Knee Space Maintenance
  Keep the knee space area clear of obstructions to ensure comfort during procedures.

• Surface Check
  Periodically inspect the table's surface for any signs of damage or wear. Address any issues promptly to maintain the table's integrity and functionality.