An autopsy table, commonly referred to as a dissecting table, cadaver table, examination table or postmortem table, is a specialized table used for autopsies and postmortem studies. Morgue table is a necessary piece of equipment in autopsies and forensic pathology laboratories.

Mortuary tables are often made of easy-to-clean and maintain materials, such as stainless steel or other non-porous surfaces. They are intended to be hygienic, long-lasting, and stain- and corrosion-resistant.

Necropsy tables are equipped with features to facilitate the autopsy procedure, including integrated sinks, water faucets, instrument trays, waste disposal systems, and electrical outlets.

An Autopsy dissecting station's function is to provide a dedicated and sanitary platform for conducting autopsies and postmortem exams. A postmortem examination station supports the body during the examination process, aids in the containment and drainage of bodily fluids, ensure hygiene and sanitation, incorporates necessary tools and equipment, and incorporates safety features for the medical professionals involved in the autopsy procedure.

MOT 2010 is constructed with high-quality grade 304 stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion for both the inner and outer parts. For convenient cleaning and rinsing, MOT 2010 is equipped with a shower hose accompanied by a hand sprinkler. A water/air spray gun rinser is included in addition to the shower hose, providing versatility in cleaning methods to meet a variety of needs. MOT 2010 has an underbelly cupboard with plenty of storage space for tools and supplies and two power plugs for quick access to power sources for electronic equipment. MOT 2010 offers a comprehensive solution for conducting autopsies, providing a durable, organized, and hygienic workspace for medical professionals in their examination procedures.