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Tasmanian owned and operated
Delivered and assembled Tasmania-wide
Serviced by our own technicians
Quotes available for NDIS, aged care, DVA and private
Tasmanian owned and operated

Resus SS Trolley – 6 half drawers (125mm) 1 full drawer (250mm) – 600 x 500 x 970

Code SSRT07

Seven drawers give a resus or procedure trolley enough separation to run a proper stock list: six half width drawers for the small consumables that need to be found by feel, and one deeper full width drawer underneath for bagged and boxed items. The whole trolley is high grade 304 stainless steel with smooth welding…

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Delivered and assembled · NDIS, aged care, DVA and private · Serviced by our own technicians

About this product

Seven drawers give a resus or procedure trolley enough separation to run a proper stock list: six half width drawers for the small consumables that need to be found by feel, and one deeper full width drawer underneath for bagged and boxed items.

The whole trolley is high grade 304 stainless steel with smooth welding and a clean finish, so it can be wiped down properly between uses. Drawers close softly on magnetic catches and run on German ball bearing runners, which keeps them working after years of being yanked open in a hurry.

Rails on three sides of the top and bottom keep gear on board in transit, a bottom shelf takes larger equipment, and smooth running lockable castors let one person move it and then fix it in place at the bedside.

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