Medical Trolley

2-layer Medical Trolley

Material:Stainless steel

Standard accessory:3'' castors

Size:

L800*W480*H850mm

L720*W430*H850mm

L500*W400*H850mm

A medical trolley, also known as a medical cart, is a mobile storage unit used in healthcare settings to store, transport, and dispense medical supplies, medications, and equipment. These trolleys are designed to improve efficiency and organization within hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities. They come in various types and configurations to suit different needs, including emergency trolleys, medication trolleys, and procedure trolleys. 

Types of Medical Trolleys:

Emergency Trolleys:

Equipped with essential items for handling medical emergencies, such as airway management tools, cardiac monitoring equipment, and medications. 

Medication Trolleys:

Designed for the secure storage and dispensing of medications, often including individual compartments for patient-specific dosages. 

Procedure Trolleys:

Used for carrying out specific medical procedures, with designated spaces for instruments, supplies, and equipment. 

Treatment Trolleys:

Provide a mobile surface and storage for various medical supplies needed during patient care and treatment. 

Utility Trolleys:

General-purpose trolleys for transporting a wide range of items, such as linens, cleaning supplies, or general medical equipment. 

Key Features and Benefits:

Mobility:

Medical trolleys are equipped with wheels, allowing for easy movement between different locations within a healthcare facility. 

Organization:

They often feature drawers, shelves, and compartments to keep supplies and equipment neatly arranged and easily accessible. 

Accessibility:

Designed to provide quick and convenient access to necessary items, especially during emergencies or urgent situations. 

Security:

Some trolleys may include locking mechanisms to protect medications or controlled substances. 

Durability:

Medical trolleys are typically made from durable materials like steel or aluminum to withstand the demands of a healthcare environment.