Sentences with phrase «electric table»

The ease of electric tables especially for large dogs has made them popular choices, but there are times when a simple hydraulic or four - legged table is just what is needed.

Most electric tables are 42 to 48 - inches long and the standard 24 - inches wide.

As Friendly Grove's website reports, «We proudly use PetLift tables, a division of VetLift, the premier manufacturer of quality veterinary electric tables for over 40 years.

Electric tables move smoothly and can make grooming easier.

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Foot pedals can be located on one side or both, or a remote control can be used to raise and lower electric tables.

Electric Electric tables are a godsend, especially for large dogs and groomers with bad backs.

Bob Lutz, vice president of UltraLift, says, «A good electric table can probably allow you to increase your grooming by a least one more dog per day and be less tired.

«With a durable table, it is likely the actuator [for electric tables] or jack [or hydraulic tables] will fail before the frame and table top,» she says.

Hydraulic Hydraulics admittedly do not raise or lower as smoothly as electric tables, although some are close.

Electric tables require little or no manual effort on the part of the owner, meaning that they are often the better option for more regular users.

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Tables Electric tables tend to be a smoother ride for the dog going up and down than hydraulics, and they have a bigger table surface that works well for large dogs.

Hydraulics can be purchased from $ 200 for a very basic model to $ 2,000, while electric tables range from about $ 450 to $ 2,500.

Tables with rectangular bases can have a height range similar to that of electric tables, and they don't have a cord that might get in the way.

With extensive minimum and maximum height ranges, most electric tables lift quietly and smoothly — a big advantage with fractious or nervous dogs.

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If you don't have an outdoor smoker or grill, you might want to look into an electric table - top indoor grill.

Included in the van: an electric table, a sink, built in scale, refrigerator and anesthesia machine.

Although Chen notes that the tables are made to last, he recommends that groomers clean excess fur from the working parts of both hydraulic and electric tables to keep them in good working order.

With GFI outlets and a table specifically made for the grooming industry, the risk should be minimal, but it's still sensible to question the manufacturer carefully as to the advisability of using their electric table in a water laden area.

An electric table works in much the same way as a hydraulic table, but a motor moves the pump instead of groomer power.

Electric tables, meanwhile, are the height of convenience.

At least two manufacturers offer a lighted table top on electric tables designed to reduce eyestrain, and at least one manufacturer will custom color a hydraulic or electric table base to complement your salon's color scheme or to match your cage bank.

Electric tables are ideal for this as they operate smoothly and are easy to put a big dog on.

Both are good, but Caples points out that although an electric table raises and lowers more smoothly than a hydraulic, the hydraulic is more portable, as it doesn't need to be plugged into an outlet.

Forever Stainless offers both a hydraulic and an electric table.

However, remember that if the power goes out, you can not move your electric table up or down.

Hydraulic tables tend to be cheaper than electric tables of the same build and safety quality.

Both hydraulic and electric tables are good options if you buy a high - quality table that meets required safety standards, such as those on our best dog grooming tables list.

Electric tables are the most expensive dog grooming tables because you can adjust the height just by pressing a button.

According to Margaret DiRubba, manager for the Putnam Valley, N.Y. - based company, this new table is designed for groomers who prefer using an electric table without being encumbered with a cord that can get in the way.

Chen says that Comfort Groom, which manufactures the Ultra-Low Z - Lift Electric Table and the Accordion Lift Electric Table, typically recommends a standard 24 - in.

«Many groomers have mentioned wanting to own an electric table, but they do not make the purchase because they tend to cost more than a hydraulic,» said DiRubba.

Holly Gibson, marketing and innovation manager for Shor - Line, points out that electric tables have the advantage of allowing a greater range of positioning to accommodate multiple groomer heights and dog sizes, as well as requiring less effort from the groomer.

Perhaps an electric table for drying and a turning hydraulic table for finish work is the answer.

Electric tables can have heights as low as 12 inches, so a dog will readily hop up, and as high as 44 inches for the tallest stylist's comfort.

«An electric table is the workhorse of the grooming business,» Apatow says.

For instance, if you stand in one place and turn your table while doing finish work, an electric table that doesn't turn may not be right for you, even if it has the convenience of going right down to the floor for big dogs.

However, habits can be unlearned and some of the most diehard original - style table fans have moved to hydraulic or electric tables — which, despite the fact that they require either the groomer or the dog to move during the grooming process, are less likely to cause a nervous animal to panic and tip the table over.

Electric tables, lighted tops, hydraulics that range from 18 inches to 48 inches, solid framework, and replaceable parts — Petlift has them all.

Hydraulic tables are usually less expensive than electric tables.

She recommends that groomers look for hydraulic or electric tables that allow the user to adjust the height and that have a heavy - duty grooming arm.

Hanvey points out that for mobile groomers, or any groomer with limited space using a hydraulic or electric table, the way the base is constructed and how the table lifts is important.