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Clini-Cart® Secure Slimline Features
Easy - braked and directional castors
The large 100mm castors allow the trolley to be easily moved around, using the directional castor, and when it needs to be stationary the 2 front castors can be braked.
Efficient - top area
The top of the trolley is a reasonably sized area for equipment. It also includes a high ridge to contain everything.
Ergonomic - drawer handles
Large handles that run the full length of the drawer are easy to grasp and allow quick access to the drawer.
Ergonomic - push handle
The push handle at the side of the trolley gives the user full control as needed.
Efficient - low height
This low height model is 160mm lower than the standard height models allowing the trolley to fit under most worktops.
Equality - secure storage
The lockable trolley provides five drawers of storage where items are kept safe through its central locking system. Access can be controlled for specific staff.
Efficient - slimline
The perfect solution for busy hospital environments with a lack of space.
Gallery
CA4354 - Dividers for 150mm drawer (Narrow/Slimline/Sepsis)
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Dimensions
| Width | 505 mm |
| Height | 845 mm |
| Depth | 540 mm |
| Width including handle | 610mm |
| Weight Capacity | 100kg (max. 20kg per drawer) |
Width 360mm, Depth 390mm, Heights - 1 x 75mm, 3 x 150mm
Documents
Clini Cart Secure Slimline Standard and Low Height Trolley with accessories
Download (295.94 KB)Case Study Milton Keynes University Hospital
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