Autopsy & Anatomy Tables

Anatomy & Cadaver Dissection Tables

Cadaver tables and dissection tables for medical school gross anatomy labs and body donation programs. Compare top size, drainage, cover options and student access around the table.

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Anatomy tables for medical schools and anatomy labs

An anatomy lab table has to work for a group of students as well as the instructor. Compare anatomy tables by top size, drainage, cover options and the space students need around each table. Many anatomy programs combine standard anatomy tables with dissection tables or immersion tables, and plan donor storage in anatomy cadaver coolers close to the lab.

Confirm before you order

Compare model-specific dimensions, capacities, materials and included components. Identify required utilities and installation services before ordering.

  • Top size and student access
  • Drainage and fluid containment
  • Cover or lid options
  • Anatomy lab ventilation

Purchasing and installation questions

What information should I provide for an equipment comparison?

Provide the intended use, required dimensions and capacity, available floor plan, delivery access, utilities and any existing equipment that must connect with the selected model. Include your project schedule so current availability can be checked.

Are installation, plumbing and ventilation included?

Check the selected product and written order scope. Coordinate assembly, plumbing, electrical work and any ventilation connections with the appropriate site contractors. Do not assume these services are included in the equipment price.

How do I confirm pricing, lead time and order terms?

Use the current model listing for published pricing and selections. Confirm the final scope and current timing before placing a custom or built-to-order order. Review the custom equipment policy and freight and delivery requirements.

Planning a new room or a replacement?

Send your floor plan, utilities and timeline, and we will match the equipment and confirm pricing in writing.

Cadaver table buying guide

Choose a cadaver dissection table by how much vapor control your anatomy lab needs and how you store the specimen between sessions.

  1. Step 1

    Vapor control

    The vented downdraft dissection table pulls formaldehyde and fixative vapor down and away from students and faculty.

  2. Step 2

    Covered or open

    Covered cadaver tables have a lift-open stainless cover that keeps the specimen moist and out of view between sessions.

  3. Step 3

    Storage at the table

    The open stainless table has a dished, drained top, with optional drawers for instruments and specimen containers.

Table typeBest forModels and current price
Vented downdraft tableVapor controlVented Downdraft Dissection Table with Cover from $7,909.11
Covered cadaver tableGross anatomy labsCovered Cadaver Dissection Table from $3,900.60
Open dissection tableTeaching and researchStainless Steel Dissection Table with Drawers from $2,997.25
Autopsy tablesMorgues and ME officesAutopsy Table with Integrated Sink, 84″ from $4,399.99Pedestal Autopsy Table, Elevating & Rotating from $23,755.05

For long-term cadaver storage see mortuary freezers and cadaver racks, or request a formal quote · 1-888-792-9315.

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