MITAKA UniARM®

Mobile floor stand holding system to support the most intricate surgical procedures.

Whether you need a third arm to hold surgical and imaging instruments firmly in the operative field or you need additional precision and immobility during the most demanding procedures, Mitaka UniARM® is made for you.

Unique feature of UniARM®

Fail-safe design

System operates on a pure-pneumatic lock control mechanism. Electric power supply is not needed. This unique function ensures that a reduced, unstable, or failure of the gas supply will not affect the stability of the arm, and in the event of any issues it will remain frozen in position.

From space to the operating theatre

Through decades of development in the space industry, Mitaka engineers have gained unique expertise in designing balanced device stands, which we have scaled down to support the challenges in modern surgery. The flexible arms are extremely easy to manoeuvre. But once they are fixed, they are rock solid. UniARM® uses a pneumatic nitrogen fail-safe brakes system that does not need any power support. This feature is highly beneficial for the mobility, ergonomics, and patient safety.

Multiangle manoeuvring

The system has a very wide range of positions available. Fine-angulation adjustment can be performed manually at the end ball joint.

Elevation

The main vertical support pillar is movable 30 cm up and down with a column handle.

Multiple applications

Various equipment can be attached to the universal holders. With its rigid and durable design and incorporating a vibration-free, strong-lock position, this system is intended for extremely precise procedures.

Holding systems for surgery support

Both Mitaka holding systems – UniARM® and Point Setter® – are designed to perform the same functionality. The key difference between the concepts comes from supporting different OR set-ups with maximum versatility – depending on whether the arm should be mobile, independent from the table and firmly placed on the floor , or if you would like to attach the arm to the rail of the table and have the system move with the table.