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Silver Fox - Facial beds 2218BNSilver Fox Facial beds 2218BN Redefine your practices clinical performance and patient luxury with the Silver Fox 2218BN Professional Electric Medical Exam & Procedure Chair. Engineered specifically for high end medical spas, dermatology clinics, and plastic surgery centers, this medical grade treatment chair offers an unparalleled balance of advanced multi motor positioning, robust stability, and upscale ergonomic comfort. Serving as a superior, cost

Silver Fox - Facial beds 2218BN

Redefine your practice’s clinical performance and patient luxury with the Silver Fox 2218BN Professional Electric Medical Exam & Procedure Chair. Engineered specifically for high-end medical spas, dermatology clinics, and plastic surgery centers, this medical-grade treatment chair offers an unparalleled balance of advanced multi-motor positioning, robust stability, and upscale ergonomic comfort.

Serving as a superior, cost-effective alternative to rigid, standard exam tables (like Midmark or Ritter), the Silverfox 2218BN is the ultimate cornerstone for practices delivering premium aesthetics, injectables, and advanced skin rejuvenation therapies.

Key Features & Performance Pillars

  • Advanced 4-Motor Precision Positioning: Experience effortless, whisper-quiet adjustments. Dedicated German-engineered actuators provide complete synchronization over height adjustment, backrest angle, independent leg rest incline, and full Trendelenburg tilt for advanced positioning options.

  • Extra Wide & Spacious Footprint: Boasting an ultra-wide 25-inch seat width (33–34 inches with armrests included), the 2218BN stands as the most spacious facial bed and treatment chair in its class, comfortably accommodating a diverse spectrum of clients without restricting practitioner access.

  • Intelligent Smart-Control & Automation: Streamline your treatment workflow using integrated side-base rocker switches, standard hand remotes, or built-in foot controllers. Features a one-touch reset button to instantly restore the chair to an upright seated position, an accident-prevention safe lock switch, and a 2-function programmable memory system.

  • Adaptive True-Comfort Ergonomics: Features 90-degree self-adjusting linked armrests that remain perfectly parallel to the seat cushion during recline (reversible and removable), a highly adjustable extendable headrest with a built-in breather hole for prone position treatments, and a flexible footrest extender.

  • Heavy-Duty Solid Steel Base: Built on a sleek, compact vertical steel column pedestal designed to minimize floor footprint while supporting an impressive 440 lbs maximum working weight capacity with zero wobbles or structural flex during delicate procedures.

  • Industrial-Grade Medical Upholstery: Covered in a high-grade, seam-sealed vinyl/polyurethane upholstery that is highly resistant to surface stains, sanitizing chemicals, and everyday wear. Its wipeable finish ensures compliance with strict clinical hygiene standards using simple mild soap and warm water treatments.

Technical Specifications & Dimensions

Specification Dimension / Capacity
Product Model / SKU Silver Fox SFA-2218BN / Resolute
Length (Fully Extended Flat) 72" to 73"
Seat Width 25" (Without armrest) / 33"–34" (With armrests)
Height Range Adjustment 24"–25" (Minimum low access) to 34"–35" (Maximum vertical lift)
Maximum Weight Capacity 440 lbs (200 kg)
Articulation Specs Backrest: 0° to 80° | Seat Tilt: 0° to 20° | Footrest: 0° to 85°
Net Product Weight 216 lbs to 231 lbs
Available Vinyl Colors Classic Black, Light Grey, Dark Grey, White, Dark Blue
Factory Warranty Industry-leading 2-Year Limited Warranty on Motors & Electronics
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Hudson explains US monetary policy from the pre-WWI era to the present day and the points at which it goes through significant changes. He covers the goals of the US at the time, the perspectives of the victims and opponents of these policies and the reasons for changes in monetary policy. I had already read the previous edition but he updates this book to include how the China and Russia are building effective resistance to the machinations of the world bank, IMF, and to the hegemony of the dollar zone in general. Essential reading!
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