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| Direction: | Medical furniture |
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| Producer: | MESPA |
| Country: | Turkey |
HOSPITOOL AC Anesthesia trolley is designed for use in anesthesiology, intensive care and other medical departments where quick access to medicines and equipment is required. Strong construction, thoughtful ergonomics and functional design ensure comfortable and efficient work of medical staff. The versatility and mobility of the HOSPITOOL AC trolley makes it an indispensable element of the equipment of a modern medical institution.Made of polymeric material suitable for medical use, providing easy cleaning and maximum hygiene.
- Pushing bar
- Equipped with lockable functional drawers with key lock system
- Separators for drawers
- Telescopic and braked rail system on drawers
- Concealable writing board
- Lockable Casters
- Transparent Boxes
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: - Waste bin
- IV Pole
- Resuscitation Board
- Lockable sharps container with glove box
- Oxygen Cylinder Holder
- Length, mm:935
- Depth, mm:585
- Height, mm:1025
- Internal dimensions of small drawer (HxWxD), mm:65x515x440
- Internal dimensions of medium drawer (HxWxD), mm:150x515x440
- Internal dimensions of large drawer (HxWxD), mm:230x515x440
HOSPITOOL AC Anesthesia Cart
HOSPITOOL AC Anesthesia Cart is designed for use in healthcare facilities where quick and organized access to anesthesia-related equipment and supplies is essential. Its durable construction, ergonomic design, and functional layout ensure convenience and efficiency for medical staff.
Areas of Application
HOSPITOOL AC trolley is suitable for various hospital departments, including:
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Operating Rooms – for storing and providing immediate access to anesthetic drugs, equipment, and consumables during surgical procedures.
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Intensive Care Units (ICU) – for organizing and delivering critical supplies needed for patient stabilization and monitoring.
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Emergency Departments – essential in urgent care situations where anesthesia support must be readily available.
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Procedure Rooms – used for minor procedures requiring sedation or local anesthesia.
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Dental Clinics and Outpatient Facilities – as a mobile solution for anesthesia in non-hospital settings.