Description
The Graham-Field Bariatric Phlebotomy Chairs seat larger patients for blood draws, with draw arm configurations in Aluminum and Moss finishes. They serve labs and clinics whose draw stations must fit every patient.
- Bariatric phlebotomy seating
- Draw arm (DA) configurations
- Aluminum and Moss finishes
- For labs, clinics and donation settings
- Three stocked configurations
Blood draw stations fail larger patients quietly: standard draw chairs are narrow, and the draw still has to happen. These bariatric phlebotomy chairs size the seat for the full population, with the 6200DA draw arm builds presenting the arm properly for the phlebotomist. The standard build's dimensions are stated in its listing. They file under Exam Furniture in this catalog, the deepest existing category for the type, and both model families carry manufacturer pages. Labs building or refreshing draw stations are the buyers.
Features and Benefits
Phlebotomy Builds
Blood draw chairs are workflow furniture: the patient sits safely, the arm presents properly. The DA draw arm builds are the workflow complete versions.
- Bariatric phlebotomy seating
- Draw arm configurations available
- Aluminum and Moss finishes
- Sized 29 x 34 x 37.5 in class (standard build)
Range
Standard and draw arm builds cover basic and dedicated draw stations. Labels carry model and finish for each.
- For labs and clinics
- Filed under Exam Furniture (deepest fit)
- Manufacturer pages per model family
- Three stocked configurations
Product Specifications
- Type: Bariatric phlebotomy / blood drawing chairs
- Configurations: Standard (6200-BU), Draw arm in Aluminum (6200DA-AL) and Moss (6200DA-MO)
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Graham-Field Bariatric Phlebotomy Chairs?
Draw stations are judged by their hardest patient. These chairs are built for that patient, with the arm workflow to match.
- Full population seating – Bariatric width at the draw station – No patient is an exception case
- Draw arm workflow – The DA builds present the arm properly – Draws go faster with fewer re sticks
- Category honesty – Filed at the deepest existing fit – The listing does not pretend a phlebotomy aisle exists
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a phlebotomy chair bariatric?
Width and structure for larger patients during seated blood draws. The standard build's dimensions are stated in its listing: 29 x 34 x 37.5 in class sizing.
What do the DA builds add?
The 6200DA models are the draw arm configurations: an adjustable arm for blood drawing, in Aluminum and Moss finishes. The arm is the working surface for the draw.
Why is this filed under Exam Furniture?
The category tree's deepest fit for phlebotomy chairs is Exam Furniture. There is no phlebotomy specific leaf, and that filing is flagged in the build notes.
Who uses them?
Labs, clinics and donation settings seating patients for blood draws. Bariatric sizing covers the full patient population in that workflow.
Are the finishes different prices?
The DA builds price slightly differently by finish in the capture. Pricing follows each configuration's captured cost.
