• Systematic organization: the 56 drawers with standardized labeling reduce medicine search times and minimize picking errors.
• Controlled access: the code lock ensures regulatory compliance on medicine traceability and prevents unauthorized access.
• Durability in critical environments: the anti-corrosion epoxy resin treatment ensures a long operational life even in contexts with a high degree of cleaning and humidity.
• Configuration flexibility: the combination of fixed and telescopic shelves allows for rapid adjustments to varying storage needs.
• Ease of access: the sliding shutter allows for complete opening without taking up additional space and facilitates loading and unloading operations.

This cabinet is specifically developed for hospitals, nursing homes, care homes and clinics where centralized medicine management is critical for service quality.

In internal hospital pharmacies, it ensures organization by department or by type of medicine, facilitating the work of nursing and pharmaceutical staff. In care homes and nursing homes, it allows for complete traceability of medicines administered to patients, reducing the risk of therapeutic errors. In specialist clinics and private practices, it allows for autonomous management of pharmaceutical warehouses in compliance with storage regulations.

The code lock makes it particularly suitable for contexts where access must be restricted and tracked, both for regulatory compliance and patient safety.

Choosing this cabinet is appropriate when the healthcare facility needs a reliable, compliant, and long-lasting solution for pharmaceutical organization. It is the right choice if:

• The facility has high storage capacity requirements (56 compartments) in limited vertical spaces.
• Strict traceability of medicines is required through labeling and controlled locking.
• The environment is subject to frequent cleaning and humidity; the anti-corrosion treatment ensures durability over time.
• Rapid access without space encumbrance is preferred; the sliding shutter does not take up additional depth.
• The facility intends to avoid frequent replacements by investing in robust materials (10/10 steel).

It is not the ideal solution if storage requirements are lower (or more than 56 compartments) or if visibility division between containers is necessary; in these cases, evaluate models with transparent hinged doors.

What is the maximum storage capacity?

The cabinet has 56 white drawers, each 150 mm high. Each drawer is sized to accommodate standard format medicines. Actual capacity also depends on the dimensions of the blisters or containers used in the facility.

How does it differ from a traditional locking cabinet with hinged doors?

The PVC sliding shutter of this model takes up less space than hinged doors and allows full access to the content without side encumbrance. The shutter does not require minimum opening space, making it ideal for corridors and narrow environments. Compared to models with transparent doors, this one maintains full visual privacy for medicines.

Is the telescopic drawer removable?

The telescopic shelf is integrated into the structure and slides horizontally to facilitate the retrieval of medicines from lower or upper shelves. It is not a removable element but a functional component that improves access ergonomics.

What anti-corrosion treatment is used?

The 10/10 steel structure is treated with epoxy resin, an industrial standard that offers superior resistance to corrosion and humidity. This treatment is suitable for hospital environments where frequent cleaning and disinfection cycles are mandatory.

Is the code lock compatible with digital traceability systems?

The code lock is manually operated and does not integrate digital reading systems. If the facility requires computerized access traceability, it is advisable to evaluate integration with external pharmaceutical management systems or consider models with optional electronic locks.

What are the reference regulations for this product?

Medicine cabinets must comply with workplace safety directives and medicine storage regulations (Legislative Decree 81/2008, UNI standards for technical furniture). The lock and labeling system meet the traceability requirements requested by Legislative Decree 219/2006 on medicine distribution.