The Detecto CAEL Lock, Breakaway, Medical Cart is designed for use in a variety of healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care environments. This versatile medical cart is ideal for storing and transporting medical supplies, equipment, and medications, with a focus on security and convenience. Its breakaway feature provides an added layer of safety and flexibility, making it a valuable asset for healthcare professionals.

The Detecto CAEL Lock, Breakaway, Medical Cart is a high-quality, durable cart designed to meet the demands of busy healthcare environments. Its primary function is to provide a secure and organized storage solution for medical supplies, while also allowing for easy transportation and accessibility. The cart's breakaway feature enables healthcare professionals to quickly and easily access the contents, even in emergency situations.

Key Features

• Breakaway design for quick and easy access to contents
• Locking mechanism for secure storage of medical supplies and equipment
• Durable construction for withstanding heavy use in healthcare environments
• Ergonomic design for easy maneuverability and transportation
• Spacious storage capacity for organizing and storing medical supplies
• Smooth-rolling casters for effortless movement and positioning
• Compact design for convenient placement in crowded healthcare settings

Product Specifications

The Detecto CAEL Lock, Breakaway, Medical Cart has the following specifications: * Dimensions: 24 inches wide x 36 inches tall x 18 inches deep * Weight: 50 pounds * Materials: Durable steel frame with a powder-coated finish * Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant healthcare industry standards for safety and durability

Ideal For

The Detecto CAEL Lock, Breakaway, Medical Cart is suitable for use in a variety of healthcare environments, including: * Hospitals and inpatient care facilities * Outpatient clinics and medical offices * Home care and residential healthcare settings * Laboratories and research facilities * Emergency medical services (EMS) and first response teams