Refurbished & Used C-Arm Tables

Oakworks C-Arm Imaging Tables, 1 Through 4 Motion

Quick answer: Amber Diagnostics is an authorized Oakworks dealer and supplies the full Oakworks C-Arm imaging table line, organized by how many powered motions each table offers. All CFPM tables carry a 500 lb patient weight capacity, a radiolucent carbon fiber top and a 4-year frame warranty, and are FDA listed, cETL approved and CE marked. Choose an integrated headrest top for 56 inches of metal-free imaging space, or a rectangular top for 52 inches. We supply both new Oakworks tables and refurbished units.

On This Page

• What C-Arm Table Motions Actually Do
• 4 Motion C-Arm Tables
• 3 Motion C-Arm Tables
• 2 Motion C-Arm Tables
• 1 Motion and Fixed Height Tables
• Integrated Headrest vs Rectangular Top
• Bariatric and Urology Tables
• C-Arm Table Accessories
• How to Choose a C-Arm Table
• Amber Buys C-Arm Tables
• C-Arm Table FAQ

What C-Arm Table Motions Actually Do

A C-Arm table is not a piece of furniture. It is the positioning system that determines whether you can reach the projection you need without moving an anesthetized patient. Motion count is the specification that matters most, and it refers to the number of powered movements the table performs.

Motion	What it does	Why it matters
Height	Raises and lowers the tabletop	Allows low patient transfer from a wheelchair or stretcher, then raises to full C-Arm lateral imaging height. Every powered table has this
Longitudinal float	Slides the top head to foot	Moves anatomy through the imaging field without repositioning the patient or the C-Arm
Lateral float	Slides the top side to side	Centers anatomy in the field and clears the C-Arm for oblique approaches
Trendelenburg tilt	Tilts the table head down or up	Required for vascular studies, contrast management and certain urological procedures

The practical rule: buy the motions your procedures require and no more. Every additional powered motion adds cost. A pain management practice performing epidural injections rarely needs Trendelenburg tilt. A vascular suite absolutely does.

4 Motion C-Arm Tables

Four motion tables give you complete positioning control: height, longitudinal float, lateral float and Trendelenburg tilt. These are the tables for full surgical and vascular work where you cannot afford to reposition a draped patient mid-procedure.

Model	Top	Metal-free imaging space	Notes
Oakworks CFPM400	Integrated headrest	56 in.	Height range 26″ to 44″. The most cost-effective 4 motion imaging table on the market
Oakworks CFPM400	Rectangular top	52 in.	Same platform with a rectangular top for varied positioning
Oakworks CFPM401	Integrated headrest	56 in.	4 motion with large adjustable height range and optional foot control
Oakworks CFPM401	Rectangular top	52 in.	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM401 platform

All four motion tables accept an optional 6 inch adjustable T-rail clamp that positions anywhere along the grooved tabletop edge and is fully removable. Patient weight capacity is 500 lbs and the carbon fiber top measures 22 inches by 84 inches.

3 Motion C-Arm Tables

Three motion tables are the most commonly specified configuration in pain management and general fluoroscopy. You get height, float and tilt, which covers the overwhelming majority of injection and guidance work without paying for a fourth axis you will not use.

Model	Top	Metal-free imaging space	Notes
Oakworks CFPM300	Integrated headrest	56 in.	Large adjustable height range. Cost-effective 3 movement table
Oakworks CFPM300	Rectangular top	52 in.	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM300
Oakworks CFPM301	Integrated headrest	56 in.	Large adjustable height range with integrated headrest
Oakworks CFPM301	Rectangular top	52 in.	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM301
Oakworks CFPM302	Integrated headrest	56 in.	Height range 26″ to 44″, optional foot control
Oakworks CFPM302	Rectangular top	52 in.	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM302
Oakworks DTPM300	Rectangular polycarbonate	40 in. between towers	2 tower lift design, 24″ x 78″ top, 450 lb capacity, 23″ manual travel top, Trendelenburg tilt. The most cost-effective 3 movement imaging table

The DTPM300 deserves a note. Its two tower design leaves 40 inches of open space between the towers, and it uses a rectangular polycarbonate top rather than carbon fiber. Patient weight capacity is 450 lbs rather than 500. It is the value option in the 3 motion category and a common choice for practices equipping a second procedure room.

2 Motion C-Arm Tables

Two motion tables provide powered height plus one float axis. They suit focused procedure rooms with a narrower case mix, where you need reliable positioning but do not require tilt.

Model	Top	Height range	Notes
Oakworks CFPM200	Integrated headrest	25″ to 43″	Large height range, optional foot control and 5 inch casters
Oakworks CFPM200	Rectangular top	25″ to 43″	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM200
Oakworks CFPM201	Integrated headrest	25″ to 42″	Large height range with integrated headrest
Oakworks CFPM201	Rectangular top	25″ to 42″	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM201

1 Motion and Fixed Height Tables

One motion tables provide powered height adjustment only. For pain management and injection practices where the C-Arm does the moving and the patient stays put, this is often all you need, and it is the most cost-effective way into a proper radiolucent imaging table.

Model	Top	Height range	Notes
Oakworks CFPM100	Integrated headrest	22″ to 40″	Industry lowest height range. Robust single tower lift, 56 in. metal-free space, 500 lb capacity
Oakworks CFPM100	Rectangular top	22″ to 40″	Rectangular configuration of the CFPM100
Oakworks CFPMFXH	Integrated headrest	Fixed 37″ standard	Fixed height table, custom heights 31″ to 36″ available. Best value in a full carbon fiber top design. Table weight 343 lbs

The CFPM100 height range of 22 to 40 inches is the lowest in the industry, which makes wheelchair and stretcher transfers noticeably safer. For pain management practices treating elderly patients, that low transfer height is often the deciding specification.

Integrated Headrest vs Rectangular Top

Nearly every Oakworks CFPM model is available with two tabletop designs. The choice affects both imaging coverage and patient positioning.

	Integrated headrest	Rectangular top
Metal-free imaging space	56 inches	52 inches
Head support	Contoured integrated headrest	Flat rectangular surface
Best for	Prone spine work, pain management, procedures needing maximum cranial imaging reach	General fluoroscopy, urology, procedures where a flat surface is preferred
Patient comfort	Higher for prone positioning	Standard

If you perform cervical or upper thoracic spine work, the integrated headrest is the stronger choice. Those four extra inches of metal-free space translate directly into imaging reach at the top of the table, and the contoured headrest keeps prone patients comfortable during longer procedures.

Bariatric and Urology Tables

Oakworks also builds specialty imaging tables for higher weight capacities and for urological procedures requiring moveable support panels.

Model	Type	Notes
Oakworks CFPMB301	3 motion bariatric	Higher weight capacity for bariatric patient imaging
Oakworks CFUR401	4 motion urology	Moveable panels providing large support surfaces where needed
Oakworks CFUR301	3 motion urology	Urology configuration with three powered motions
Oakworks CFLU401	4 motion lithotripsy and urology	Configured for lithotripsy and stone management workflows

C-Arm Table Accessories

The accessories often matter as much as the table. These are the items we are asked for most.

• Carbon fiber arm board. Fully radiolucent with 180 degrees of motion. Requires no mounting hardware and simply slides under the tabletop pad, so it works with any fluoroscopy table.
• Spine Positioning System II. A six piece system with radiolucent adjustable frame, crescent face rest, torso support, wedges and bolsters. Improves visualization of cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine including the cervicothoracic junction regardless of patient body habitus, and reduces procedural setup time.
• Side lying positioning system. Six piece set including head rest, torso cushion, pillow, adjuster wedge, leg cushion and strap for ergonomically correct lateral positioning.
• Adjustable T-rail clamp. A 6 inch clamp that positions anywhere along the grooved tabletop edge and is fully removable.
• Patient safety strap. Adjustable strap to help immobilize the patient during anesthesia.
• 5 inch casters. Recommended for mobile imaging service providers who move tables between sites.

How to Choose a C-Arm Table

1. Count the motions your procedures actually need. Pain management injections usually need height and float. Vascular work needs Trendelenburg tilt. Do not pay for axes you will not use.
2. Check the height range against your patient population. If you transfer patients from wheelchairs, prioritize a low minimum height. The CFPM100 at 22 inches is the lowest available.
3. Match the top to your imaging. Integrated headrest gives 56 inches of metal-free space; rectangular gives 52. Spine work favors the integrated headrest.
4. Verify weight capacity. The CFPM line handles 500 lbs and the DTPM300 handles 450 lbs. For heavier patients, specify the bariatric CFPMB301.
5. Confirm the table clears your C-Arm. Metal-free imaging space and base design determine whether your C-Arm can reach the projections you need. Tell us which C-Arm you are running and we will confirm compatibility before you order.

Amber Buys C-Arm Tables

Replacing a table or closing a procedure room? We buy C-Arm tables as well as C-Arms. Amber Diagnostics purchases used imaging tables, full-size C-Arms and mini C-Arms directly from hospitals, surgery centers, pain management practices and imaging centers nationwide.

1. Tell us what you have. Submit the form with your make, model and condition.
2. We make a fair offer. An equipment specialist calls you back with a market-based number.
3. We handle the rest. Agree to the offer, close the contract and get paid. Logistics are discussed as part of your offer.

We have been buying on the secondary market for over 30 years. WE MAKE IT EASY.

C-Arm Table FAQ

What is a C-Arm table and why can I not use a standard OR table?

A C-Arm table is a radiolucent imaging table designed so X-rays pass through the tabletop without producing artifacts. Standard operating tables contain metal rails, hinges and support structures that block the beam and create shadows across your image. C-Arm tables use carbon fiber or polycarbonate tops with a defined metal-free imaging span, typically 52 to 56 inches, giving you a clear window to work through without repositioning the patient.

What does motion count mean on a C-Arm table?

Motion count refers to the number of powered movements the table performs. One motion is powered height only. Two motion adds a float axis. Three motion adds Trendelenburg tilt and is the most commonly specified configuration for pain management and general fluoroscopy. Four motion provides height, longitudinal float, lateral float and tilt, giving complete positioning control for surgical and vascular work. Buy the motions your procedures require rather than the highest count available.

What is the difference between the integrated headrest and rectangular tops?

The integrated headrest top provides 56 inches of metal-free imaging space and a contoured head support, which suits prone spine work and procedures needing maximum cranial imaging reach. The rectangular top provides 52 inches of metal-free space with a flat surface, which suits general fluoroscopy and urology. The four inch difference in imaging span matters most if you perform cervical or upper thoracic spine procedures.

What patient weight capacity do Oakworks C-Arm tables have?

The Oakworks CFPM line handles 500 lbs across all motion configurations. The DTPM300 handles 450 lbs. For higher capacity requirements, Oakworks builds the CFPMB301 bariatric table in a 3 motion configuration. Weight capacity is a hard limit rather than a guideline, so specify accurately based on your actual patient population rather than your average.

Will an Oakworks table work with my existing C-Arm?

In most cases yes, but it is worth confirming before you order. Compatibility depends on your C-Arm base design, the arc depth and the table base geometry, since those together determine whether the C-Arm can reach the projections you need. Tell us which C-Arm you are running, including the model and detector size, and we will confirm compatibility. This is a five minute conversation that prevents an expensive mistake.

Do you sell new Oakworks tables or only refurbished?

Both. Amber Diagnostics is an authorized Oakworks dealer, so we supply new tables across the full CFPM, DTPM, urology and bariatric line with factory warranty. We also carry refurbished tables when they become available through our buying network. Refurbished tables offer meaningful savings, though availability varies since imaging tables tend to stay in service a long time.

What warranty comes with an Oakworks C-Arm table?

New Oakworks tables carry a 4-year warranty on the frame, understructure, upholstery and padding. All models are FDA listed, cETL approved and CE marked. Refurbished tables are inspected and serviced before shipment and warranty terms are discussed as part of your quote. We also handle delivery, setup and ongoing service.

How much does a C-Arm table cost?

C-Arm table pricing depends on motion count, tabletop design and accessories, and Oakworks pricing is quoted per configuration rather than published as a list. As a general guide, fixed height and single motion tables sit at the accessible end of the range, and 4 motion and specialty urology tables at the upper end. Tell us your motion requirement, top preference and any accessories and we will put a specific number in front of you.

Talk to a C-Arm Table Specialist

Tell us which C-Arm you run, the procedures you perform and your room layout, and we will specify the right table configuration. Call +1 888-561-7900 or 407-438-7847, or request pricing online.