• Rational organization: 60 specialized compartments reduce search and retrieval times for medicines, minimizing dispensing errors
• Security and regulatory compliance: narcotics cabinet with dedicated closure and double lock meets the requirements for the controlled storage of restricted drugs
• Operational accessibility: 270° doors and adjustable double-sided shelves ensure easy access to the full depth of the cabinet without obstacles
• Durability and ease of cleaning: scratch-resistant plastic bilaminate and dust seals reduce wear and contamination, extending the useful life
• Traceability and order: label holder seats on each compartment allow for immediate identification and systematic inventory management
• Ergonomics and operator safety: anti-trauma aluminum handles and the narcotics cabinet’s folding work surface reduce risks of injury and fatigue

The cabinet is intended for hospital pharmacies, medical clinics, private clinics, multi-specialty healthcare centers, and inpatient facilities where it is necessary to store and manage a wide range of medicines with needs for order, safety, and regulatory compliance. The narcotics locker makes it mandatory in environments where legally restricted drugs (narcotics, controlled substances, and psychotropics) are administered.

Specifically suitable for internal hospital pharmacies, emergency departments, medical waiting rooms, transfusion centers, and specialized facilities where rapid and controlled access to medicines is simultaneously an operational requirement and a regulatory obligation.

Choose this cabinet when you need to concentrate a wide variety of drugs (60 compartments) into a single compact unit while maintaining regulatory compliance and operational order. It is the correct solution if your healthcare facility requires both extensive capacity and a dedicated and locked compartment for narcotics, avoiding the installation of two separate units.

The configuration with 270° doors and adjustable double-sided shelves is indispensable in environments where space is limited or where access must be universal from multiple sides. The adjustable feet allow the unit to be adapted to floors that are not perfectly level, which is common in renovated hospital environments.

Operational prerequisite: requires a wall space of at least 1000 mm in width and 2020 mm in height, in addition to a depth of 600 mm. It is suitable only if the controlled management of narcotics is a requirement of your facility; otherwise, models without a dedicated compartment will be more economical.

What are the differences compared to a standard medicine cabinet without a narcotics locker?

A traditional medicine cabinet offers only general storage and does not comply with regulatory requirements for storing restricted drugs. This model integrates a dedicated keyed locker (415×299×355 mm) with a flap opening, eliminating the need for an additional unit and centralizing management in a single coherent structure.

Is the narcotics locker removable or fixed?

The locker is a structural part of the cabinet and is not removable. It allows for a flap opening, creating a functional work surface during access, but remains fixed to the main frame.

Do the double-sided shelves rotate manually or do they have an assisted mechanism?

The double-sided shelves rotate manually on a rack system, without motorized mechanisms. The rotation allows access to the rear compartment of the cabinet, practically doubling the front and rear storage capacity.

The handles are anti-trauma; what is the degree of protection?

The aluminum handles feature an ergonomic geometry with rounded edges and a wide grip, reducing the risk of impact or compression trauma during use in high-traffic environments. It is not an active protection device, but a preventive design.

What are the specific regulatory requirements for the narcotics locker?

The locker must comply with the security and segregation standards set by national and international health regulations for the storage of narcotic and psychotropic drugs. Check with your local health authority for the exact standards required in your country, as they vary between jurisdictions.

Is the plastic bilaminate suitable for sterilized or sterilization environments?

The anti-reflective, scratch-resistant plastic bilaminate resists frequent cleaning and common disinfectants, but is not suitable for direct exposure to autoclave cycles or steam sterilization. It is not suitable as an internal piece of furniture for sterile rooms, but rather as a storage unit in non-critical or preparation areas.