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Size: 220 x 205 x 115mm
Material : TPU Coating + PU Foam
Coating Head Supports Positioner with Oxygen Tubing for Comfortable Head Positioning and Airway Support
The Coating Head Supports Positioner with Oxygen Tubing is an advanced patient positioning device designed to provide secure head stabilization, effective pressure redistribution, and convenient oxygen delivery during surgical procedures and clinical care. Combining an ergonomic foam core with a durable protective coating and integrated oxygen tubing, this positioner enhances patient comfort while supporting efficient workflow in modern healthcare environments.
Maintaining proper head alignment is essential during surgery, diagnostic imaging, and prolonged medical procedures. The anatomically contoured design gently cradles the patient's head and neck, helping minimize unwanted movement while promoting a stable and comfortable position. At the same time, the integrated oxygen tubing allows supplemental oxygen to be delivered continuously without interfering with patient positioning, making it especially useful during procedures requiring sedation or monitored anesthesia care.
Manufactured from high-density medical-grade foam, the positioner provides excellent cushioning and pressure redistribution to help reduce stress on the occipital region and surrounding soft tissues. The foam maintains its shape throughout extended procedures, ensuring consistent support and patient stability.
The positioner is finished with a medical-grade coated surface that is fluid-resistant, easy to clean, and durable enough for repeated clinical use. The smooth coating helps protect the foam core from moisture and contaminants while supporting hospital infection-control protocols. Its non-porous surface can be cleaned and disinfected efficiently between patients, helping maintain high hygiene standards.
The integrated oxygen tubing is strategically positioned to provide unobstructed airflow while keeping the tubing organized and securely in place. This design reduces the need for additional accessories, minimizes tubing displacement, and allows healthcare professionals to focus on patient care and procedural efficiency.
Compatible with most operating tables, examination tables, recovery beds, and imaging systems, the Coating Head Supports Positioner with Oxygen Tubing is ideal for general surgery, ENT procedures, plastic surgery, outpatient surgery, radiology, endoscopy, and recovery care. By combining ergonomic support, durable construction, and integrated oxygen management, this positioner offers a practical solution for improving patient safety, comfort, and clinical efficiency.
What is a Coating Head Supports Positioner with Oxygen Tubing used for?
It is designed to stabilize the patient's head while providing integrated oxygen delivery during surgical procedures, diagnostic imaging, and clinical care.
What are the benefits of the integrated oxygen tubing?
The built-in tubing allows continuous oxygen delivery while keeping the airway setup organized, reducing tubing movement and improving workflow.
What material is used in the positioner?
The positioner features high-density medical-grade foam with a durable medical-grade coated surface that is fluid-resistant and easy to clean.
Is the coated surface reusable?
Yes. The coated surface is designed for repeated clinical use and can be cleaned and disinfected according to hospital infection-control protocols.
Which medical applications commonly use this head positioner?
It is commonly used in general surgery, ENT surgery, plastic surgery, outpatient procedures, radiology, endoscopy, recovery rooms, and other clinical settings where stable head positioning and supplemental oxygen are required.




