Krause Arm Support

Order Number: BF1

The Krause Arm Support with its stockinette covered frame and articulating post provides arm support in a variety of patient positions including lateral, prone, supine, and seated positioning (beachchair or semi fowler). The open arm support frame wrapped with the soft stockinette suspends and cradles the arm. The adjustable post with its universal ball joint allows for versatility in positioning. The post is height adjustable within the single Clark Socket supplied with the armboard. The Clark Socket is universally compatible to all standard siderails on surgical tables and accessories with siderails.

Table Compatibility:

Compatible with surgical tables and accessories equipped with standard side rails.

Dimensions:

2-1/4" x 22-3/8" arm support frame and a 16-3/4" L post

Weight Capacity:

The accessory does not alter the stated weight capacity of the table, unless the weight capacity of the table is higher than that of the accessory.

Not manufactured with natural rubber latex

Optional Replacement Part:

P027111091 Stockinette

Accessories

Clark Sockets (Pair)

Multiple functions for securing and articulating with one lever
Single lever for simple, quick attachment and removal
Constructed of durable stainless steel

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