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Top Clinical procedure carts.
Clinical procedure carts are used throughout hospitals — from operating theatres to ERs, medical floors to patient rooms — and have a small footprint for optimum mobility. These mobile carts are highly adaptable to meet specific storage needs.
By having all the necessary supplies and equipment in one place, healthcare professionals can save time and avoid the need to search for items or leave the procedure area to retrieve missing supplies. This can help to improve patient outcomes.
Steel
Steel carts are economical. Exterior accessories are mounted via pre-drilled holes.
Aluminum
Aluminum carts are lightweight. Most brands feature a universal accessory mounting system.
Polymer
Polymer carts are lightweight, highly cleanable and will not chip, dent or scratch under use.
Hybrid
Hybrid carts leverage the design advantage of both aluminum and polymer.
Cart size
Choose the cart height and width that’s best suited for your application.
Drawers
Tailor the number and depth of drawers to create efficient storage for your supplies.
Accessories
Dividers and accessories enhance functionality and make procedures more efficient and organized.
Casters
High quality directional and total locking casters provide control and stability.
Passive
Have full confidence of a cart’s contents with a system using serialized plastic seals.
Key lock
The most traditional cart locking method, specific keys are required to open and close cart locks.
Electronic PIN
A cost effective option with multiple, unique codes without the worry of locating keys.
Electronic keypad
Keypads enhance security with features such as auto-relocking, proximity cart access and even WiFi.
Tips and Tricks
We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.
- Consider the inside dimensions of drawers and how they can be divided. There’s big differences!
- Aluminum is lighter than steel. Polymer is both lightweight and durable.
- Best place to start is with the height of the cart. This dictates the amount of drawer space.
- Different brands have different features and options.
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