SS 304 Crash Cart Trolley with 12 Drawers & Lockable Castors

SS 304 Crash Cart Trolley with 12 Drawers for Emergency Care

The SS 304 Crash Cart Trolley is designed for hospitals, ICUs, emergency rooms and operation theatres that need fast and organised access to medical supplies. This crash cart trolley combines twelve drawers, a stainless steel top and a mobile frame. Therefore, healthcare teams can keep medicines, instruments and emergency accessories arranged within easy reach.

The trolley uses SS 304 grade stainless steel for regular clinical use. In addition, the smooth metal surfaces support routine cleaning and maintenance. As a result, the unit fits well in areas where hygiene and quick access are important.

Moreover, the twelve drawers are arranged in two vertical columns. This layout helps staff separate medicines, airway items, syringes, IV supplies and other emergency tools. Therefore, the trolley supports a more structured emergency workflow.

Key Features

• SS 304 Construction: Provides a strong and corrosion-resistant structure for hospital use.
• 12 Spacious Drawers: Allows organised storage of medicines, instruments and emergency supplies.
• Double Column Layout: Helps staff divide items into clear storage sections.
• Stainless Steel Top: Provides a smooth work surface for preparation and equipment placement.
• Swivel Castors: Support easy movement through suitable hospital areas.
• Braking Support: Helps keep the trolley stable when stationary.
• Side Handles: Provide convenient control during trolley movement.
• Optional Attachments: IV pole, oxygen cylinder holder and defibrillator tray may be added as required.

Technical Specifications

Benefits

First, the twelve-drawer layout helps keep different emergency items separated. Next, the double-column design makes frequently required supplies easier to locate. Also, the stainless steel top provides a useful work area. Therefore, staff can maintain a more organised response setup.

In addition, swivel wheels help move the trolley between rooms. Once positioned, the brakes help improve stability. As a result, the trolley combines storage, mobility and quick access in one unit.

Applications

• Intensive care units
• Emergency and casualty rooms
• Operation theatres
• Cardiac care areas
• Trauma and resuscitation rooms
• Procedure and recovery units

How to Use

First, assign each drawer to a specific category of medicines or supplies. Next, label the drawers clearly according to hospital protocol. Apply the wheel brakes before opening drawers or using the top surface. Also, close all drawers before moving the trolley. Finally, clean the stainless steel surfaces and drawer fronts according to the facility’s approved hygiene routine.

Why Choose This Crash Cart Trolley?

This crash cart trolley combines SS 304 construction, twelve-drawer storage and mobile handling in one practical design. Therefore, it is suitable for departments that need organised access to emergency supplies. Moreover, optional accessories allow the trolley to be configured according to different hospital needs.

Buying Guidance

Before ordering, confirm the trolley dimensions, internal drawer size and required attachments. Also, decide whether an IV pole, oxygen holder or defibrillator tray is needed. Therefore, the final configuration can better match the intended emergency workflow.

Usage Note: Keep all drawers closed during movement. Also, apply the castor brakes when the trolley is stationary and avoid overloading individual drawers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many drawers does this crash cart trolley have?
It includes twelve drawers arranged in a double-column layout.

What material is used?
The trolley is made from SS 304 grade stainless steel.

Does the trolley have wheels?
Yes. It includes four swivel castor wheels.

Are brakes provided?
Yes. Locking support is provided on the castor system.

Can accessories be added?
Yes. Optional attachments may include an IV pole, oxygen cylinder holder and defibrillator tray.

Where can this trolley be used?
It is suitable for ICUs, emergency rooms, operation theatres and other critical-care areas.