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THE dressing trolleys They allow you to organize and transport materials, tools, and equipment used in healthcare activities. The Holity catalog includes basic models with shelves, carts with drawers, ABS or metal configurations, and professional stainless steel versions. The choice must consider the quantity and type of material, internal organization, ease of cleaning, size, wheels, and accessories required for the department.
Shelf trolleys: They offer immediate access to materials and are ideal for transporting frequently used containers, tools, or products. Holity offers models with 2 or 3 shelves, sometimes complemented by one or more drawers.
Trolleys with drawers: They allow materials to be separated into separate compartments and can reduce exposure to dust and accidental contact. However, the presence of the drawer does not ensure the contents are sterile: devices and dressings must be stored according to the relevant procedures and packaging.
The range includes configurations from just a few drawers to models with 7, 9, or 10 drawers. Some also feature closed compartments, side shelves, or additional shelves.
Materials vary significantly between products and must be chosen based on the cleaning procedures required by the facility.
It's incorrect to automatically assume that a material is compatible with any disinfectant. Detergents, concentrations, and sanitization methods must comply with the manufacturer's instructions.
The number of drawers should be chosen based on the amount of material to be organized, but it's also important to consider their height and usable volume. A cart with a few deep drawers may meet different needs than a model with many shallow drawers.
Some products have fully extendable guides, self-closing mechanism, label holder or centralized lockThese features are not present across the entire category and must be verified in the technical data sheet.
Carts are designed to be moved between rooms, clinics, and departments. The Holity range frequently features four swivel caster configurations, but the diameter, material, and number of braked casters vary from model to model.
For example, some carts use 75 mm wheels, others 100 or 125 mm; several models have two wheels with brakes, while other configurations may vary. Products with bumpers and a push handle are also available.
Before purchasing, consider door and elevator widths, maneuvering space, and overall dimensions of the truck, especially in configurations with side attachments.
Accessories should be chosen based on the activities actually performed. The configurations in the catalog include: waste bins, side containers, removable shelves, trays, storage compartments and provisions for additional accessories.
Not all carts need to include an IV pole, sharps container, or other specialized components. When necessary, check whether they are included, optional, or compatible with the selected model.
Drawer colors can also be used to facilitate internal identification, but there is no universal color match between color and cart function: any coding must be defined by the healthcare facility.
When the cart contains materials that require controlled access, a lockable configuration may be useful. Some Holity models have a central locking with key for the drawers.
However, the presence of a lock does not automatically guarantee suitability for storing medications or substances subject to specific requirements. Storage and access methods must comply with the facility's procedures and the regulations applicable to the stored material.
Not all trolleys used in the hospital are automatically medical devices pursuant to EU Regulation 2017/745 The qualification depends on the intended use assigned by the manufacturer and the specific characteristics of the product.
For this reason, it is not correct to generically attribute an MDR class, the CE marking as a medical device, or compliance with ISO 14971 to the entire category. When these characteristics are required for a supply, they must be verified in the technical documentation of the specific model.
Explore the selection of dressing trolleys on Holity and compare models by number of shelves and drawers, materials, dimensions, wheels, locking systems, and accessories.
For hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, outpatient clinics or supplies of multiple units you can request a personalized quote indicating quantity, internal configuration and accessories required.
Is a trolley with shelves or drawers better?
Shelves make materials and containers readily accessible; drawers allow for better organization of contents. The choice depends on the procedures and materials to be organized.
Are the trolleys all in AISI 304?
No. Some Holity models state AISI 304 stainless steel, while others use generic stainless steel, ABS, painted metal, aluminum, or a combination of materials.
Do all carts have two wheels with brakes?
No. This is a common configuration, but wheels, diameters, and braking systems must be verified for each individual product.
Does a trolley with drawers keep dressings sterile?
No. It can protect them more from dust and contact, but sterility depends on the packaging and correct storage methods.
Is a medication cart always a medical device?
No. The classification depends on the intended use declared by the manufacturer. Any CE marking as a medical device must be verified in the documentation for the specific model.
How to choose accessories?
Start from the procedures carried out in the department and check which accessories are included, available as optional extras, or compatible with the chosen trolley.
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