Quick answer: The Oakworks CFPM200 is a two motion C-Arm imaging table providing powered height plus one float axis, with a large 25 to 43 inch height range and a 500 lb patient weight capacity. It suits focused procedure rooms with a narrower case mix where tilt is not required. Available with integrated headrest or rectangular top.
Oakworks CFPM200 2 Motion C-Arm Table Overview
Two motion tables occupy a useful middle ground. You get powered height, which is the motion that matters most for safe patient transfer and for getting to full lateral imaging elevation, plus a float axis to move anatomy through the field without repositioning the patient. What you skip is Trendelenburg tilt.
For a practice with a defined, repeatable set of procedures, that is often exactly right. Paying for tilt you never engage is a common way to overspend on an imaging table.

Key Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Motions | 2: powered height plus float |
| Height range | 25″ to 43″ |
| Tabletop | Carbon fibre, integrated headrest or rectangular |
| Patient weight capacity | 500 lbs (227 kg) |
| Options | Foot control, 110V or 220V, 5 in. casters |
| Certifications | FDA listed, cETL approved, CE marked |
| Warranty | 4 years on frame, understructure, upholstery and padding |
Who the CFPM200 Is For
Procedure rooms running a focused, repeatable case mix where the same few projections are used daily. If you know your procedures and none of them call for tilt, two motion is the efficient choice.
Practices adding a second room often specify a CFPM200 for it while keeping a three or four motion table in the primary suite. If your case mix is broad or growing, the CFPM300 is the safer long-term buy since motions cannot be added later.
Refurbishment and Support
As an authorised Oakworks dealer we supply the CFPM200 new with factory warranty, and refurbished when available. We handle delivery, setup and ongoing service, and will confirm compatibility with your specific C-Arm before you order.
We support you from site planning through shipping, installation and technical servicing. Warranties and financing are available on every system we sell. Keep your costs down and imaging capabilities high with Amber Diagnostics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the CFPM200 and CFPM201?
Height range, primarily. The CFPM200 runs 25 to 43 inches and the CFPM201 runs 25 to 42 inches. Both are two motion tables with 500 lb capacity and the same tabletop options. The practical difference is minimal, so availability and pricing usually decide it.
Do I need Trendelenburg tilt?
It depends entirely on your procedures. Tilt is required for vascular studies, contrast management and certain urological work. For epidural injections, facet blocks and routine orthopedic imaging it is rarely engaged. Look honestly at your actual case log rather than what you might do someday, then buy accordingly.
How low does the table go for patient transfers?
The CFPM200 reaches 25 inches at its lowest. If wheelchair and stretcher transfers are frequent in your practice, the CFPM100 goes lower at 22 inches, which is the lowest in the industry. For practices treating elderly or limited-mobility patients, that transfer height is often the deciding specification.
Request Pricing on a Refurbished CFPM200
Tell us your procedure mix, your budget and your room, and we will tell you honestly whether the CFPM200 is the right fit. Call +1 888-561-7900 or 407-438-7847.