• Controlled security: the key lock and the drawer with digital lock prevent unauthorized access to medications, a mandatory aspect in the healthcare sector.
• Modular organization: multiple containers in various sizes and 16 tilting rows allow for precise categorization of medicines and reduction of retrieval times.
• Immediate visibility: label supports and label protectors on each container allow for rapid identification and reduction of administration errors.
• Concentrated storage capacity: the height of 2000 mm and the combination of fixed and telescopic shelves maximize vertical space with minimal floor footprint.
• Ergonomic accessibility: drawers at different heights and adjustable shelves adapt the unit to the operational needs of the healthcare team, reducing fatigue.
• Durable structure: the solid and resistant construction ensures longevity even in high-traffic environments such as hospitals and intensive care units.

The cabinet is designed for hospital pharmacies where correct cataloging and medication access control are non-negotiable regulatory requirements. In private clinics and polyclinics, modularity allows for adaptation to different spaces and variable pharmaceutical volumes. In nursing homes (RSA) and long-term care facilities, the system of tilting containers and drawers facilitates the daily administration of medications to multiple patients, maintaining traceability and security. Also applicable in specialized medical clinics and dialysis centers where organized storage of specific supplies and drugs is required.

Choose this cabinet when the environment requires regulatory compliance regarding medication management (with security elements such as key lock and digital lock drawer). It is the ideal solution if you operate with medium-high pharmaceutical volumes and the need for frequent access differentiated by role. Preferable to open or unsupervised solutions when legal responsibility for custody is critical (public hospitals, accredited facilities). The modular structure makes it superior to fixed cabinets when space is variable or needs change over time. It is not recommended for domestic or non-healthcare environments where complexity and cost are not justified.

What is the difference between this cabinet and a simple shelf unit?

A standard unit offers only storage; this cabinet integrates a key lock, a digital lock drawer, identifiable tilting containers, and telescopic shelves. These elements transform the furniture into a tool for pharmaceutical governance, reducing administration errors and ensuring traceability.

Is the cabinet compliant with Italian and European healthcare regulations?

The product is designed according to safety and organization standards typical of healthcare facilities. It is recommended to verify with the supplier compliance with specific standards such as UNI, CEE, and local regional requirements, as the responsibility for certification remains with the purchaser depending on the context of use.

How many medicines can it hold in total?

The total capacity is determined by the sum of the 30 containers (6+2+6+2+14) in various sizes, plus the 4 drawers and 16 tilting rows. The exact configuration depends on the medicine format and the dimensions of each drug; a pharmacist can optimize the allocation during commissioning.

Is the drawer with digital lock easy for staff to manage?

The digital lock allows for quick management via a numerical code, avoiding the use of physical keys that could be lost. The system is intuitive for healthcare personnel; minimal training is recommended at activation.

Can I customize the internal layout of the containers and shelves?

The modular structure allows for reorganization of the fixed shelves and use of the telescopic shelf according to operational needs. The tilting containers are pre-positioned; any customization depends on the services offered by the manufacturer after purchase.

What are the dimensions for maintenance or moving?

External dimensions: W. 735 × D. 660 × H. 2000 mm. It is recommended to verify that access openings (doors, corridors) are at least 800 mm wide and that the ceiling is at least 2150 mm high to allow for installation and future maintenance.