Midmark 630 Power Procedure/Exam Table

Includes matching stool, hand and foot controls, stirrups, movable arm board, and built-in paper roll holder. All power positioning functions work properly, and the upholstery is clean and well maintained. Ideal for medical offices, clinics, med spas, and procedure rooms.
PLEASE READ: HOW TO GET A FREIGHT QUOTE AND BUY THIS ITEMDo not worry if blocks checkout. Because freight must be calculated for the delivery address, may not allow checkout before freight is added. You may see a message stating: “The item you selected can’t be purchased because the seller has not specified freight shipping fees. Contact the seller for assistance.” This is normal for this listing.Send us an message with your offer and the complete delivery address. Also state whether the address is commercial or residential, whether a loading dock or forklift is available, whether liftgate service is needed, whether the location has limited access, and the name and telephone number of the receiving contact.We will send an offer for the equipment price and tell you the freight cost. Accept the equipment offer when instructed. Even if appears to allow checkout, the purchase may remain blocked until freight is added.We will then send the applicable invoice or order update showing the freight charge. Review the equipment price, freight, taxes, and total, then use the available purchase option to complete payment through .
See the fine print TERMS1. Agreement and Acceptance.The listing, photographs, videos, written messages, accepted offer, invoice, payment record, shipping or pickup record, and these Agreement Terms are one agreement between the seller and purchaser. A purchaser is responsible for reading the complete listing before making an offer or completing a purchase. Submitting an offer, accepting an offer, completing checkout, paying, or taking delivery confirms acceptance of the complete transaction record and these Agreement Terms. Any conflicting purchase-order language or unilateral term is rejected unless expressly accepted in a signed writing.2. Transaction Record.“Transaction Record” means the complete listing, photographs, videos, written messages, accepted offer, invoice, payment record, shipping or pickup record, and these Agreement Terms.3. Commercial Purchase and Purchaser Capacity.The equipment is offered for business, commercial, agricultural, industrial, institutional, governmental, professional, resale, or other non-household use. The purchaser is expected to have, or retain, the knowledge and professional help needed to inspect, transport, install, maintain, and operate used capital equipment. Any protection that cannot legally be waived remains controlled by applicable law.4. Equipment Identity and Title.The equipment provided will be the equipment identified by the written make, model, and serial or identification number stated in the listing or invoice. The seller represents that it has authority to sell the equipment and will transfer the seller’s interest free from any lien created by the seller unless a lien is expressly disclosed in writing. Identifying information should be verified upon receipt and before alteration, installation, resale, or operation.5. Included and Excluded Items.Anything not expressly identified as included is excluded. Background items shown in photographs are not included. Manuals, tools, cables, hoses, attachments, software, passwords, keys, records, spare parts, rigging, installation, startup, training, calibration, and technical support are excluded unless expressly stated in the Transaction Record.6. Used Equipment; As-Is Sale; Warranty Disclaimer.This is used capital equipment. It is sold AS IS, WHERE IS, WITH ALL FAULTS, in its condition at the time of sale, subject only to the specific written statements in the Transaction Record. Used equipment may show rust, dents, scratches, faded paint, worn finishes, residue, leaks, loose components, aged hoses, belts, seals, wiring, bearings, tires, batteries, and evidence of earlier use, maintenance, repair, or modification. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE DISCLAIMED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, DESIGN, CONDITION, CAPACITY, DURABILITY, SAFETY, REGULATORY COMPLIANCE, AND CONTINUED OPERATION. A photograph, video, limited startup, or limited observation does not create a warranty of future performance.7. Inspection and Independent Judgment.An inspection may be arranged before purchase. Additional photographs or video may also be requested through . A qualified third-party inspector may be used. The purchaser is responsible for deciding whether the equipment fits the intended application, facility, utilities, dimensions, weight limits, transportation method, installation site, production requirements, guarding, software, emissions requirements, safety requirements, permits, and legal requirements. Choosing not to inspect means accepting the risk of conditions that a reasonable inspection would have revealed, except for an intentional material misrepresentation that cannot lawfully be disclaimed.8. Maintenance, Repairs, and Continued Operation.Used equipment may require immediate or future inspection, cleaning, maintenance, calibration, rebuilding, replacement parts, software, fluids, filters, seals, hoses, wiring, batteries, tires, bearings, guarding, and professional service. Unless expressly stated in the Transaction Record, the sale does not include post-sale installation, commissioning, certification, training, maintenance, repair, or technical support.9. Returns and Refunds.All sales are final. No voluntary return or refund is offered for buyer’s remorse, change of plans, lack of funds, unexpected transportation expense, normal wear, cosmetic condition, disclosed conditions, maintenance needs, incompatibility, missing utilities or permits, failure to inspect, or conditions created after pickup or delivery. A return or refund will be provided only if expressly approved in writing or required by controlling rules or nonwaivable law. No return may be made without written authorization and compliance with any applicable return, refund, or claim procedure.10. Freight, Loading, Delivery, and Pickup.Freight is not included in the listed equipment price unless expressly stated. Freight may depend on distance, dimensions, weight, commercial or residential delivery, dock or forklift availability, liftgate service, limited access, appointment requirements, permits, specialized trailers, insurance, and carrier charges. Complete and accurate delivery information must be provided, and additional charges caused by incomplete, incorrect, or changed information are the purchaser’s responsibility. The equipment will not be released until the order and applicable freight charges are paid through an authorized transaction method. Pickup must be scheduled in advance. The purchaser is responsible for suitable transportation, legal load limits, permits, securement, and inspection before removal. Any required pickup-confirmation process, including a QR code or pickup code, must be completed. To the fullest extent permitted by controlling rules and applicable law, responsibility for damage caused during purchaser-arranged loading, securement, transportation, unloading, installation, storage, repair, modification, maintenance, or operation rests with the purchaser.11. Preservation of Evidence.After a claim is reported, the equipment, packaging, shipping records, photographs, video, messages, and other evidence must be preserved. Reasonable inspection must be permitted. Unauthorized repair, alteration, disassembly, resale, or disposal should not occur while a claim is pending. Any refund, credit, insurance recovery, carrier payment, payment-institution credit, or other compensation concerning the same alleged loss must be disclosed.12. No Reliance on Outside Statements.No oral statement, prediction, estimate, opinion, third-party advertisement, manufacturer publication, or representation outside the Transaction Record is part of the agreement. No employee, representative, broker, carrier, or other person may expand the seller’s obligations unless the change is expressly accepted in a signed writing. This provision does not excuse intentional fraud or another matter that applicable law does not permit to be disclaimed.13. No False, Misleading, or Duplicative Recovery.A false, materially incomplete, misleading, or duplicative claim may not be submitted. Multiple or overlapping recoveries may not be obtained for the same alleged loss. Any refund, credit, insurance recovery, carrier payment, payment-institution credit, or other compensation concerning that loss must be promptly disclosed.14. Limitation of Liability.TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST PRODUCTION, LOST REVENUE, LOSS OF USE, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, SUBSTITUTE EQUIPMENT, LABOR, RIGGING, STORAGE, INSTALLATION, REMOVAL, DIAGNOSTIC COSTS, INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SPECIAL DAMAGES, EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES. THE SELLER’S TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING FROM THE TRANSACTION SHALL NOT EXCEED THE EQUIPMENT PURCHASE PRICE ACTUALLY PAID TO AND RETAINED BY THE SELLER, EXCLUDING TAXES, FREIGHT, THIRD-PARTY FEES, AND AMOUNTS REFUNDED OR RECOVERED FROM ANOTHER SOURCE, EXCEPT WHERE SUCH A LIMITATION IS PROHIBITED BY LAW.15. Purchaser-Caused Loss.The purchaser is responsible for loss, damage, injury, expense, or claim caused by transportation, unloading, installation, modification, repair, maintenance, operation, resale, regulatory noncompliance, or use of the equipment after delivery, except to the extent finally determined to result from seller conduct that cannot lawfully be disclaimed.16. Platform and Applicable Policies. operates the online marketplace but is not a party to the contract of sale between the purchaser and seller. Each user’s relationship with is separately governed by the User Agreement and applicable policies. These Agreement Terms govern only the purchaser-seller relationship and do not bind , a payment institution, carrier, insurer, governmental agency, or another nonparty.17. BEPP and Process Definitions.“BEPP” means Business Equipment Purchase Protection, the program described as providing protection for certain eligible capital-equipment purchases under the program’s current terms. “BEPP Administrator” means the third-party provider or other administrator selected by to investigate, process, and communicate the outcome of a BEPP claim. “ Process” means an applicable return, refund, Money Back Guarantee, BEPP, seller-protection, or other claim process administered by or an -designated administrator. A chargeback or payment dispute decided only by a bank, card issuer, or other payment institution is not an Process unless separately issues its own written decision. “ Determination” means a written decision issued by or the BEPP Administrator through an Process that grants, denies, or otherwise resolves a claim, return request, refund request, or reimbursement request. “Final Seller-Favorable Determination” means an Determination that denies the purchaser’s claim, rejects the requested return or refund, finds the seller not responsible, or otherwise resolves the matter in the seller’s favor after any available internal review has ended or the time for that review has expired. “Same Underlying Dispute” means a later claim or proceeding based on the same equipment, transaction, condition, damage, representation, omission, delivery, payment, return request, refund request, or alleged loss, even if a different legal theory, title, or requested remedy is used.18. This equipment is over 20 years old.It is 20 years old or older. The final purchase price is more than $1,000. This listing does not show the equipment as less than 20 years old.’s “Business Equipment Purchase Protection” (BEPP) rules do not cover damage claims for equipment 20 years old or older. So, BEPP does not cover damage claims for this equipment. A buyer cannot use BEPP to request a refund just because the buyer is dissatisfied with the purchase.Industrial equipment and heavy machinery are also not covered by ’s “Money Back Guarantee.”Business Equipment Purchase Equipment Protection DETERMINATIONS; CLAIM WITHDRAWAL; DISPUTES; NEUTRAL, PRIVATE, AND CONFIDENTIAL ARBITRATION; DELAWARE COURTS; JURY WAIVER; AND COSTS.19.1 Parties Covered and Nonparties.This Section governs disputes between the purchaser and seller and their respective owners, officers, employees, agents, affiliates, contractors, representatives, successors, and permitted assigns. It does not purport to bind , the BEPP Administrator, a payment institution, carrier, insurer, governmental agency, or another nonparty.19.2 Governing Law.Delaware law, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles, governs the sale and every dispute between the purchaser and seller. The Federal Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. Sections 1-16, governs interpretation and enforcement of the arbitration provisions.19.3 Background and Applicable Processes. operates the marketplace but is not a party to the sale contract between the purchaser and seller. may nevertheless facilitate or decide certain claims through an Process. For a BEPP claim, describes a third-party provider that investigates and processes the claim, gives the seller an opportunity to respond, and communicates the outcome. Either party may participate in an applicable Process, and participation does not waive contractual rights under this Section.19.4 Determinations.An Determination is the written outcome of an Process. It may approve, deny, or otherwise resolve a claim, return request, refund request, or reimbursement request. A decision made only by a bank, card issuer, or other payment institution is separate and is not an Determination unless separately issues its own written decision.19.5 Final Seller-Favorable Determination.A Final Seller-Favorable Determination occurs when or the BEPP Administrator issues a written decision denying the purchaser’s claim, rejecting the requested return or refund, finding the seller not responsible, or otherwise resolving the matter in the seller’s favor, and any available internal review has ended or the time for review has expired.19.6 Contractual Effect; Release; Covenant Not to Continue.To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, a Final Seller-Favorable Determination ends the Same Underlying Dispute between the purchaser and seller. The purchaser releases the seller and the other covered seller parties from claims based on the same equipment condition, alleged defect, damage, representation, omission, delivery, payment, return request, refund request, or operative facts presented or reasonably capable of being presented in the Process. The Same Underlying Dispute may not be initiated, maintained, refiled, renamed, assigned, financed, encouraged, or pursued under a different legal label or requested remedy.19.7 Mandatory Withdrawal of Every Pending Proceeding.Within five business days after a Final Seller-Favorable Determination, every pending proceeding based on the Same Underlying Dispute must be withdrawn and dismissed with prejudice. This includes any lawsuit, arbitration, counterclaim, administrative complaint, payment demand, or other proceeding. Written proof of withdrawal must be provided to the seller. This obligation arises from the contractual effect assigned to the Determination.19.8 No Arbitration to Retry the -Decided Merits.Arbitration may not be initiated or continued to retry, appeal, reconsider, or obtain a second determination of the merits resolved by a Final Seller-Favorable Determination. If there is a dispute about whether the determination is final, applies to the later proceeding, or involves the Same Underlying Dispute, only that threshold contractual and enforcement controversy may be arbitrated. The arbitrators may determine scope and applicability, enforce the release and withdrawal duties, order appropriate relief, and award enforcement expenses. The underlying merits may be considered only to the limited extent necessary to determine scope or applicability.19.9 Arbitration of Other Purchaser-Seller Disputes.Any dispute not concluded by a Final Seller-Favorable Determination and arising out of or relating to the listing, offer, sale, invoice, payment, inspection, description, age, model year, hours, condition, defects, repairs, title, liens, loading, transportation, freight, delivery, damage, return, refund, chargeback, Process, or any other part of the transaction or relationship shall be resolved exclusively through final, binding, neutral, private, and confidential arbitration administered by JAMS. This applies whether the claim is based in contract, tort, statute, fraud, misrepresentation, negligence, equity, or another legal theory.19.10 Delegation and Arbitrator Authority.Except where applicable law expressly requires a court to decide an issue, the arbitrators have exclusive authority to determine the existence, scope, applicability, interpretation, enforceability, or waiver of this Section; whether a Final Seller-Favorable Determination occurred; whether a later claim is the Same Underlying Dispute; whether a release, covenant, or withdrawal duty was breached; and whether a claim must be dismissed, withdrawn, stayed, or arbitrated. The arbitrators may award temporary, interim, or permanent injunctive relief and specific performance to the extent warranted by the individual controversy.19.11 Individual Proceedings; Class and Mass-Action Waiver.Every claim must be brought only in the claimant’s individual capacity. Neither party may participate as a plaintiff, claimant, class representative, class member, private attorney general, or participant in a class, collective, representative, coordinated, consolidated, multidistrict, or mass proceeding or mass arbitration. No arbitrator may consolidate different persons’ claims, certify a class, join additional parties without consent, conduct a representative or mass proceeding, or award relief to or against a nonparty to the individual arbitration.19.12 Arbitration Panel, Neutrality, Privacy, and Confidentiality.The arbitration shall be conducted before three neutral JAMS arbitrators with substantial experience resolving commercial disputes involving used machinery, capital equipment, freight transportation, e-commerce, or business-to-business sales. JAMS shall provide a candidate list and resumes. The parties shall attempt to agree on the panel; if they cannot, each may strike and rank candidates under the applicable JAMS procedure. Hearings shall be conducted by videoconference or teleconference unless the parties agree otherwise in writing. The arbitration, exchanged materials, testimony, filings, hearings, and award shall be private and confidential to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, except as reasonably necessary to obtain professional advice, comply with law, or confirm or enforce an award.19.13 Arbitration Fees; Discouraging Frivolous Claims; Prevailing-Party Recovery.In order to discourage frivolous claims, meritless demands, and unnecessary escalation, the party initiating arbitration shall advance the JAMS filing fees, administrative fees, arbitrator deposits, arbitrator compensation, and other arbitration charges when due, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law and JAMS rules. The arbitrators shall award the prevailing party its reasonable attorneys’ fees, arbitration fees, arbitrator compensation, administrative fees, expert-witness fees, travel expenses, collection expenses, chargeback-related expenses, and other reasonable costs incurred in connection with the dispute, unless prohibited by applicable law. The arbitrators may also impose appropriate sanctions or cost shifting when a claim or defense is found frivolous or brought for an improper purpose, after giving the affected party a reasonable opportunity to respond.19.14 Lawsuit Filed Despite the Determination.If a lawsuit is initiated or continued despite a Final Seller-Favorable Determination, the purchaser remains contractually obligated to withdraw and dismiss the lawsuit with prejudice because of the agreed contractual effect of the determination. If the lawsuit is not withdrawn, the seller may seek dismissal, a stay, transfer, an order compelling arbitration of any arbitrable or limited enforcement controversy, injunctive relief, enforcement expenses, or other appropriate relief.19.15 Withdrawal and Arbitration of Arbitrable Court Claims.Any lawsuit containing a claim covered by the arbitration provisions must be withdrawn and submitted to arbitration. The initiating party waives, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any right to oppose a proper motion or application to dismiss, stay, transfer, compel arbitration, enforce the withdrawal obligation, or obtain other appropriate relief, and shall execute documents reasonably necessary to move an arbitrable controversy from court to arbitration.19.16 Exclusive Delaware Forum for Residual Court Proceedings.Any suit, action, counteraction, or proceeding that is not covered by arbitration, including an action to compel arbitration, enforce the withdrawal obligation, obtain provisional injunctive relief, appoint an arbitrator, confirm or enforce an arbitration award, or address a claim that cannot lawfully be arbitrated, shall be instituted exclusively in a state or federal court located in New Castle County, Delaware. The parties agree that the forum is convenient, irrevocably submit to its jurisdiction, and waive objections based on jurisdiction, venue, forum non conveniens, inconvenience, or similar grounds.19.17 Proceedings Filed Outside Delaware.If either party starts a proceeding in another forum, the initiating party waives any right to oppose a motion or application to dismiss, stay, transfer, compel arbitration, enforce the withdrawal obligation, or obtain other appropriate relief. If litigation continues despite the Final Seller-Favorable Determination, mandatory-withdrawal obligation, and arbitration provisions, every remaining court matter shall proceed exclusively in New Castle County, Delaware. Nothing in this paragraph removes the continuing duty to withdraw a duplicative or arbitrable proceeding.19.18 Jury-Trial Waiver.For any matter lawfully heard in court, the purchaser and seller knowingly, voluntarily, and irrevocably waive trial by jury to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.19.19 Court-Enforcement Costs.The prevailing party in any court proceeding concerning dismissal, withdrawal, transfer, arbitration, provisional relief, or enforcement or confirmation of an arbitration award shall recover its reasonable attorneys’ fees, court costs, expert expenses, travel expenses, and other reasonable enforcement costs to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.19.20 Judgment and Survival.Judgment on an arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction. This Section survives payment, shipment, delivery, pickup, return requests, or payment disputes, account closure, alleged rescission, cancellation, and termination of the transaction.20. Entire Agreement; Amendment; Electronic Record.The Transaction Record is the parties’ entire agreement concerning the sale and replaces prior or contemporaneous discussions concerning the same subject. A change is effective only if stated in a written electronic or signed record expressly accepted by both parties.21. Severability and Survival.If a provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it shall be enforced to the greatest extent permitted, and the remaining provisions shall continue in effect. These Agreement Terms survive payment, shipment, delivery, pickup, inspection, acceptance, refusal, repair, modification, resale, account closure, claim completion, cancellation, alleged rescission, and termination of the transaction.www..com