Chattanooga Montane Andes 7 Section Hi-Lo Treatment Table | 79 x 25 in

The Chattanooga Montane Andes 7 Section Treatment Table is a professional electric hi-lo table designed for clinics that need more patient-positioning flexibility than a conventional two-, three-, or five-section treatment surface. Its standard configuration combines a 79 × 25 inch treatment surface, a 440 lb lifting capacity, an electric 19–40 inch height adjustment, fold-down head and chest segments, four casters, and a 360° accessible foot control.

The seven-section layout is particularly well suited to physical therapy, rehabilitation, sports medicine, and hands-on treatment environments where prone positioning, shoulder access, and frequent changes in patient position are part of the clinical workflow.

For a wider 30-inch platform with a higher 500-lb rating, compare our other Chattanooga treatment-table configurations. You can also browse the full collection of our treatment tables.

Why choose the Montane Andes 7 Section?

Chattanooga's technical specifications identify the Standard table at 274 lb, approximately 330 lb shipped, with a 440-lb lifting capacity.

Seven sections: what do they add?

A seven-section treatment surface gives the practitioner more control over the upper body than a conventional three-section table. The Montane Andes includes fold-down segments in the head and chest area, allowing the patient's upper body and arms to be positioned differently during prone treatment.

That extra articulation can be useful when treating the cervical, thoracic, shoulder, and scapular regions because the clinician can create clearance around the patient's upper extremities instead of working around one continuous head section.

The head support also allows positive and negative inclination, while the built-in face opening includes a removable cushion.

25-inch Standard width: clinician access matters

This listing is specifically for the Standard 25-inch-wide Andes 7, not the 30-inch Wide/Postural Flex configuration.

A narrower treatment surface places the patient closer to the practitioner. That can reduce reach across the table during manual therapy, mobilization, soft-tissue work, and other hands-on procedures.

The tradeoff is lateral patient space. Clinics that frequently treat larger patients or prioritize a broader positioning surface may prefer the Wide version, while practitioners who prioritize close access to the patient's midline may find the Standard 25-inch configuration more ergonomic.

Hands-free height adjustment

The Andes' electric high/low mechanism can be controlled from around the treatment surface using its 360° accessible foot switch. This allows the practitioner to adjust working height without reaching for a hand control or walking back to one fixed pedal position. Chattanooga currently specifies an electric adjustment range of 19 to 40 inches.

One unusual point in Chattanooga's current data deserves clarification: its specification table lists the overall table dimensions as 79 × 25 × 21–40 inches while separately listing the powered height-adjustment range as 19–40 inches. I recommend publishing “Height adjustment: 19–40 in” and “Treatment surface: 79 × 25 in” rather than combining the dimensional fields in a way that makes them appear contradictory.

Standard Montane Andes 7 vs. other Chattanooga tables

The Chattanooga Galaxy 5 Section Wide Table is the better choice when a 30-inch surface and 500-lb capacity take priority over the Andes' seven-section layout.

The Chattanooga Galaxy 3 Section Standard Table is a simpler 25-inch alternative when the additional upper-body articulation of the Andes is unnecessary.

Chattanooga's current specifications support the 500-lb Wide Galaxy 5 and 440-lb Standard Galaxy 3 values shown above.

Treatment table vs. traction table

The Montane Andes 7 is a multi-position clinical treatment table, not a dedicated mechanical traction platform.

That distinction matters because Chattanooga's dedicated traction tables incorporate features such as roller-mounted/sliding surfaces and traction-unit platforms that are not part of the standard Andes configuration.

Clinics primarily purchasing for powered cervical or lumbar traction should instead compare our Chattanooga Galaxy TTET300 3-Section Traction Table or Galaxy TTET400 4-Section Traction Table.

For clinics already using advanced traction equipment, our Chattanooga Triton DTS 6M setup and troubleshooting guide.

Technical specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the weight capacity of the Standard Montane Andes 7 Section Table? The manufacturer's technical specification for the Standard 25-inch model is 440 lb. Some general marketing copy says “up to 500 lb,” but that higher rating applies to the Wide configuration.

How wide is this Andes 7 table? This listing is the 25-inch Standard model with a 79-inch treatment-surface length.

How high and low does the table adjust? Chattanooga currently specifies powered height adjustment from 19 to 40 inches.

Why choose seven sections instead of three? The seven-section Andes provides additional articulation around the head and upper torso, including fold-down segments that can improve prone positioning and clinician access. A three-section table is usually sufficient when that additional upper-body positioning is not required.

Does it have a face opening? Yes. The adjustable head support includes a face opening with a removable cushion.

Does it include wheels? Yes. The U.S. 3571-series configuration on this page includes four casters.

Is the Montane Andes 7 a traction table? It can be used as a clinical treatment and positioning table, but it is not Chattanooga's dedicated mechanical traction platform. For regular mechanical traction, compare the TTET300 or TTET400.

Does Balego include shipping? Yes. Balego offers free U.S. shipping on this product.