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A range of cabinet sizes and heights provide flexible storage options including those for small or bulky items and even hanging solutions for taller items. Extra deep cabinets accommodate longer items and present a novel lean two-bin approach for protected supply management.
Each cabinet’s interior components such as shelves, baskets, totes, create a modular system that can be configured and reconfigured as needs and supplies change. Specialized accessories like catheter hangers and suture modules provide optimal storage for specific applications.
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Aluminum composite
Aluminum composite wraps an impervious material around an interior structure that is durable and infection-control friendly.
Polymer
Polymer (HDPE) won’t rust, dent, peel or delaminate. Microban protection built in to the material keeps surfaces cleaner between cleanings.
Painted steel
Painted steel cabinets have a heat sealed powder coat finish inside and out and feature over 20 colour options.
Stainless steel
Stainless steel is costlier but is available when the specification requires its use.
Clear
Clear doors allow for visibility of what is being stored in a cabinet.
Solid
Solid doors keep supplies out of sight and can help deter pilferage.
Roll top
Roll top doors can help to preserve valuable floor space but can be difficult to clean.
Sliding
Sliding doors are available with select brands and help to save space while providing visibility of supplies.
Shelves
Shelves can be polymer, metal or wire and are ideal for larger items.
Trays
Trays are great for smaller supplies and have seamless construction for easy cleaning.
Baskets
Wire, polymer and clear baskets increase visibility of supplies and reduce dust accumulation.
Catheter hangers
Catheter modules can accommodate both hanging and boxed catheters.
Suture modules
Suture modules create good access for sutures and smaller boxed supplies.
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Tips and Tricks
We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.
- Roll doors can be effective when you don’t want doors opening in to a clinical space.
- Cabinets can be equipped with LED lights for improved visibility of contents.
- Clear doors should be tempered glass or acrylic.
- Extension slides or rollers can help prevent particulates shedding from the repeated motion of dragging baskets against inner panels.
- Make sure catheter cabinets have enough interior height to accommodate your longest catheters.
