• Safety and regulatory compliance: key lock and code safe for toxic products reduce the risk of unauthorized access and guarantee traceability.
• Systematic organization: 70 + 7 labeled containers with multiple shelves and 14 drawers of different sizes allow for precise categorization and rapid retrieval.
• Product protection: double sliding tambour door and fixed shelves protect medicines from dust, humidity, and deterioration.
• Operational efficiency: telescopic shelf allows easy access to the rear compartments without excessive manual handling.
• High load capacity: structure capable of managing complex pharma stock in confined spaces, from medical offices to hospital pharmacies.

The cabinet is intended for community pharmacies for the organized storage of retail and back-office stock. In hospitals and clinics, it supports the management of the hospital pharmacy, departments, and controlled distribution points. In nursing homes and social-healthcare facilities, it centralizes pharmaceutical supply for inpatients. In medical offices, clinics, and multi-specialty centers, it allows for the secure storage of diagnostic-therapeutic drugs with controlled access.

It is suitable for environments where regulatory compliance on storage and access to medicines is mandatory, including spaces with standard temperature and humidity requirements.

Choose this cabinet when pharmaceutical management requires controlled access, traceability, and regulatory compliance. It is the right solution if you need to centralize drug stock in a single structure (pharmacy, hospital department, nursing home) with the need to segregate critical products (toxic) and maintain categorical order through labeling systems.

It represents the optimal compromise between volumetric capacity, logical subdivision, and access security. A dedicated space is required (W. 1550 mm, H. 2000 mm) with stable flooring for the weight of the load. The double sliding tambour door makes it preferable to hinged door solutions in contexts with frequent passage or limited space.

What are the differences compared to an open cabinet with a chest of drawers?

An open cabinet exposes drugs to dust, humidity, and visible deterioration. This model offers a double sliding tambour door closure that protects the goods without creating obstacles to staff movement. Furthermore, the key lock centralizes access control, preventing unauthorized withdrawals, an essential requirement in healthcare environments.

Is the code safe easily reprogrammable?

The safe for toxic products has a code lock. Reprogramming and code management depend on the specific system installed and the facility’s operating procedures. We recommend checking with the supplier for reset and code change procedures during installation.

What are the regulatory requirements for use in a pharmacy?

In pharmacies, Legislative Decree 219/2006 and Good Practice Standards (Official Pharmacopoeia) prescribe that medicines be stored in a cool, dry place, protected from light, and under access control. This cabinet meets these requirements thanks to the lock, protection from atmospheric agents, and the possibility of segregating critical products. It is still necessary to check specific local regulations with the competent health authority.

Can I use this cabinet in a hospital if the department has strict temperature constraints?

The cabinet provides protection from dust and humidity, but it is not equipped with active climate control. If the department requires storage at a restricted temperature (e.g., 15-25°C), the cabinet must be located in an already climate-controlled environment. For drugs requiring refrigeration (2-8°C), please request a specific solution.

How many containers can I customize with different labels?

The cabinet includes 70 W. 1/6 containers and 7 W. 1/3 containers, all equipped with label holders and label protectors. Customization is handled by the external labeling system (labels, printing, application). Each container is designed to hold identification labels without numerical limitations.

How much space does the telescopic shelf take up and how does it work?

The telescopic shelf allows partial extraction to access the rear compartments without completely removing the shelf. It works on sliding guides (standard mechanics); it facilitates the retrieval of medicines stored deep inside and reduces manual handling. It does not occupy additional space when open compared to fixed shelves.