Q1: What materials are used to construct the main body of the crash cart?
A: The main body is constructed from a combination of aluminum and steel for structural integrity, featuring four columns with internal aluminum tube reinforcement. The worktop and drawer components utilize high-quality ABS engineering plastic with a double-layer injection molding process, while the three-sided guardrails are made of 304 stainless steel.
Q2: How is the storage organized within the drawers?
A: The cart features five drawers in total: two small drawers, two medium drawers, and one large drawer. Each drawer is equipped with silent three-fold rails and includes removable 3x3 grid partitions, allowing you to customize the space to hold up to 16 medicine boxes per layer.
Q3: Does the worktop offer flexibility for different medical devices?
A: Yes, the worktop is designed for versatility. It features an ABS defibrillator platform that can rotate 360 degrees. This platform is interchangeable with an infusion pump holder, allowing medical staff to swap positions based on immediate needs. Additionally, the surface includes a recessed design to prevent items from slipping.
Q4: What mobility features does the cart have for emergency situations?
A: The emergency trolley is equipped with four luxury universal casters (wheels). Two of these wheels have braking functions while the other two do not, offering flexible movement. The wheels are made of high-strength polyurethane, which is anti-static, prevents hair entanglement, and ensures smooth, quiet movement during emergencies.
Q5: Are there specific features for patient monitoring or auxiliary equipment?
A: Yes, the back panel includes a dedicated oxygen bottle holder, a CPR board (backboard), and a multi-functional power socket. On the left side, there is a concealed stainless steel infusion stand and a chart holder (writing table), ensuring all necessary life-support tools are immediately accessible.
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