• Access safety: the non-slip knurling of the steps reduces the risk of slipping during ascent and descent, particularly important for patients with reduced mobility or the elderly.
• Stability and adaptability: the adjustable feet allow for compensation of floor irregularities, ensuring a stable base in any clinical environment.
• Certified hygiene: 18/10 AISI 304 stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and easily sanitized, complying with the sterility standards required in medical offices.
• Antistatic: the antistatic property protects against electrostatic charge buildup, essential in sensitive environments such as diagnostic areas or rooms with delicate equipment.
• Durability and low maintenance: the 25×25 mm square tube structure and stainless steel ensure long operational life without corrosion, with minimal maintenance costs.
• Ergonomic comfort: the 2 steps allow for a gradual ascent, reducing fatigue and physical discomfort when accessing raised surfaces.

The step stool is indicated for medical offices, clinics, diagnostic centers, and healthcare facilities where it is necessary to facilitate access to examination tables, raised work surfaces, or clinical equipment. It is used to assist patients during specialist medical visits, diagnostic tests, and clinical procedures.

It also finds application in dental centers, clinical laboratories, and examination rooms where climbing onto raised surfaces must guarantee maximum safety and stability. The corrosion resistance of stainless steel makes it ideal in humid environments and those subject to frequent cleaning and disinfection.

The antistatic property makes it particularly suitable for contexts where it is necessary to prevent electrostatic discharges, such as areas with sensitive diagnostic equipment or environments with static control requirements.

Choose this step stool when working in a healthcare facility that requires very high hygienic standards and compliance with medical regulations. It is the correct choice if you need to guarantee safe access for patients with reduced mobility, the elderly, or the disabled, minimizing the risk of accidents.

It is essential when the clinical environment involves frequent sanitization cycles and when contact with aggressive disinfectants is frequent: 18/10 AISI 304 stainless steel resists without degrading. Choose this model if the available space is limited (400×400 mm base) and if you need a completely antistatic product.

Prerequisites: availability of vertical space of at least 450 mm, flat or slightly uneven floor (adjustable feet compensate up to a few millimeters), maximum user load not exceeding 180 kg.

Does AISI 304 stainless steel resist hospital disinfectants?

Yes. 18/10 AISI 304 stainless steel is resistant to disinfectants commonly used in healthcare environments, including alcohol, diluted chlorine, and ammonia-based products. To maintain brilliance, it is recommended to dry after cleaning and avoid prolonged stagnation of pure chlorine-based solutions.

What is the difference between this step stool and one in galvanized carbon steel?

AISI 304 stainless steel does not rust in humid environments and does not release zinc particles during sanitization, guaranteeing maximum hygiene. Galvanized steel, although economical, is subject to corrosion over time and requires periodic maintenance. In medical environments, stainless steel is the standard for compliance with sterility regulations.

Are the adjustable feet compatible with very uneven floors?

The adjustable feet compensate for irregularities up to a few millimeters. If the floor has height differences greater than 10-15 mm on a 400×400 mm base, stability could be compromised. In these cases, it is advisable to check the floor before use.

How is the antistatic property verified over time?

The antistatic property is intrinsic to the stainless steel material and does not degrade over time. However, accumulation of dust or residues on surfaces could reduce its effectiveness: regular cleaning is sufficient. If the environment requires specific antistatic certifications (ESD), contact the manufacturer for technical documentation.

Is it possible to clean the step stool with abrasive degreasing sprays?

Yes, stainless steel resists degreasers. Avoid aggressive metal brushes and products based on concentrated phosphorus. It is advisable to use specific sprays for stainless steel or simple water with neutral detergent, followed by rinsing and drying.

Is the 180 kg capacity certified?

The 180 kg capacity is indicated as the maximum recommended load for a single user. It is determined by the structural strength of the square tubes and the properties of the stainless steel. For special uses or higher loads, contact the manufacturer to verify alternative solutions.