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The stainless steel unity cart is designed with a knock-down construction, allowing for easy assembly and disassembly.
It is made from mild steel tube with an epoxy powder-coated finish, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.
This construction makes the cart sturdy and suitable for long-term use in a hospital environment.
The medical instrument cart features reinforced safety shelves with safety fold to three side raised edges.
This design prevents items from accidentally falling off the shelves during transportation, ensuring the safety of equipment and supplies.
The raised edges provide an additional layer of security, keeping items securely in place.
The hospital utility cart is mounted on four 10cm diameter anti-static castors, allowing for smooth and effortless movement.
The castors are designed to minimize static electricity build-up, making the cart suitable for sensitive electronic equipment.
The front two wheels are lockable, providing stability and preventing unintentional movement when the cart is stationary.
The medical equipment cart is equipped with two 125mm deep drawers that offer ample storage space for hospital equipment.
The drawers feature German-made ball bearing drawer runners, ensuring smooth and silent operation.
This allows for easy access to stored items and efficient organization of supplies.
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