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The MS82-CATH3 is a preconfigured accessory tray package for full height, double column Medstor Max cabinets. This cardiac cath lab equipment storage accessory package consists of catheter holders, shelves and baskets which can be organized in multiple configurations with the two columns of your cabinet. Each plastic tray features pull-out stoppers that help prevent trays from falling out of the cabinet when extended outward. Make medical storage easier for your staff by equipping your MedStor Max mobile catheter storage unit with this accessory package from Harloff. PLEASE NOTE: This item includes the accessory package only – your MedStor Max cabinet must be purchased separately.

The MS82-CATH5 is a preconfigured accessory tray package for full height, double column Medstor Max cabinets. This cardiac catheter storage cart accessory package consists of catheter holders, shelves and trays which can be organized in multiple configurations with the two columns of your cabinet. Each plastic tray features pull-out stoppers that help prevent trays from falling out of the cabinet when extended outward. Make medical storage easier for your staff with a urinary catheter supplies storage accessory package designed for your Harloff MedStor Max cabinet. PLEASE NOTE: This item includes the accessory package only – your MedStor Max cabinet must be purchased separately.

The MS82-ARTHRO is a preconfigured accessory tray package for full height, double column Medstor Max cabinets. This arthroscopy storage cabinet accessory package consists of shelves, trays and baskets which can be organized in multiple configurations with the two columns of your cabinet. Each plastic tray features pull-out stoppers that help prevent trays from falling out of the cabinet when extended outward. Make medical storage easier for your staff with a arthroscopic equipment storage accessory package from Harloff. PLEASE NOTE: This item includes the accessory package only – your MedStor Max cabinet must be purchased separately.

The MS81-PACKA is a preconfigured accessory tray package for full height, single column Medstor Max cabinets. This medical equipment supply storage cabinet accessory package consists of six 2? trays, four 4? trays and three 8? trays which can be organized in multiple configurations with the single column of your cabinet. Trays features pull-out stoppers that help prevent trays from falling out of the cabinet when extended outward. Make medical storage easier for your staff with a medical general storage cart accessory package from Harloff. PLEASE NOTE: This item includes the accessory package only – your MedStor Max cabinet must be purchased separately.

This accessory shelf package is designed for full height Medstor Max cabinets with double-wide columns. This medical storage shelf accessory package consists of five MS-SH2-24 shelves for double and triple column cabinets and ten MS-SH2-24 shelves for quad column cabinets. Shelves can be inserted at multiple heights within your cabinets and can be extended and adjusted if needed. Improve your current MedStor Max cabinet with this clinical and equipment shelves accessory package from Harloff. PLEASE NOTE: This item includes the accessory package only – your MedStor Max cabinet must be purchased separately.

Replace the top 3? drawer of your M-Series or A-Series cart with this mouse and keyboard tray. This tray has two pull handles on the drawer front and a spacer board in the drawer bottom that puts your equipment at a comfortable, ergonomic hand level. Corded or wireless options are available. Corded equipment requires an additional access port to be drilled through the back of your cart. Convert your Harloff medical cart into a digital workstation by upgrading a drawer to this keyboard and mouse tray option.

This aluminum and steel suture storage shelf is designed to fit in any single column of your MedStor Max cabinet. This accessory provides six extendable shelves designed to hold suture boxes or other similarly sized medical boxes. This medical box storage shelf uses a heat sealed powder coat paint finish in Sand (default) or White.

Government rules and regulations require healthcare facilities to keep narcotics in secure locations. By storing drugs in a stainless steel narcotics cabinet like this one, you can keep the potentially dangerous and addictive drugs out of the hands of individuals who may abuse them while still having them near at hand for patients who need them. We produce an assortment of narcotic boxes to help you keep both your controlled substances and your business secure including wood look cabinets, slim profile boxes and cabinets with audio/visual alarms. Narcotics cabinets with double lock double door, i.e. those that include both a locked outer door and a locked inner door, comply with most JCAHO and state regulations for the highest level of security. NCSS24C16-DT2 Tall Stainless Steel Narcotics Cabinet, Dual-door Schedule I and II security with the added protection of stainless steel construction The NCSS24C16-DT2 takes one of the most widely used narcotics cabinet formats and upgrades it with stainless steel construction—a material choice that many clinical environments prefer when hygiene, corrosion resistance and long-term durability are top priorities. With the same 24” H x 16” W x 8” D footprint and independently locking inner and outer doors as its steel counterpart, this cabinet is designed for Schedule I and II controlled substances. What sets it apart is how well it performs in demanding clinical conditions where exposure to cleaning agents, bio-contaminants and frequent handling is part of everyday use. What clinical teams say about this model Feedback around this model often focuses on cleanliness, longevity and peace of mind. Common sentiments tend to sound like: “We wanted something that holds up to constant cleaning and still looks professional.” “Stainless just makes sense in environments where sanitation is critical.” “It costs more upfront, but we expect it to last significantly longer.” Teams that prioritize infection control and material performance often see stainless steel not as an upgrade—but as a necessity. Why stainless steel makes a difference Compared to coated steel cabinets, stainless steel offers several practical advantages in clinical settings: Strong resistance to corrosion from disinfectants, chemicals and bio-contaminants Smooth, non-porous surface that is easier to clean and sanitize thoroughly Non-reactive material that is safe for use around patients and staff High durability and resistance to wear over time Long-term value due to extended product lifespan Many facilities also appreciate that stainless steel maintains its structural integrity and appearance even under frequent cleaning protocols. That said, some teams do note: “It shows fingerprints more than painted cabinets, so it needs more frequent wiping to keep it looking clean.” Where this cabinet tends to fit best The NCSS24C16-DT2 is often selected for: Surgical centers and procedure rooms with strict sanitation requirements Veterinary hospitals and specialty clinics Dental and oral surgery practices High-touch medication areas with frequent cleaning cycles Facilities standardizing on stainless steel equipment Its material properties make it particularly well-suited for environments where infection control protocols are closely followed and surfaces are cleaned regularly throughout the day. Why buyers choose this model over standard steel versions Teams often choose this model when environmental demands justify a more robust material. Reasons buyers often favor it include: Independently locked dual doors for Schedule I and II narcotics storage Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance and hygiene Two adjustable/removable shelves for organized, multi-level storage Long-term durability in high-use, high-cleaning environments Heavy-duty design with permanent mounting capability Reversible door swing (either left or right) for installation flexibility For many, the decision comes down to longevity and cleanliness rather than just initial cost. Who this narcotics cabinet is really for The NCSS24C16-DT2 is often ideal for facilities saying: “We need high-security narcotics storage that can withstand rigorous cleaning and long-term clinical use.” For environments where sanitation, durability and performance matter just as much as security, this stainless steel variant is often seen as a smart long-term investment—especially for teams that expect their equipment to hold up under constant use.

T-Series anesthesia carts have the look and function of traditional drawers with the adaptability of removable medical storage trays. Each drawer features an outer frame that holds an easily removeable plastic tray such as those from H+H or Pegasus. T-Series carts have the same look and features of other Harloff carts with ergonomic side handles, comfort drawer pulls, and a standard plastic top to help support your infection control initiatives. T-Series trolley carts with removable trays make stocking, cleaning and drawer access easier for your staff!

T-Series medical carts have the look and function of traditional drawers with the adaptability of replaceable drawer trays. Each drawer features an outer frame that holds an easily removeable plastic tray such as those from H+H or Pegasus. T-Series carts have the same look and features of other Harloff carts with ergonomic side handles, comfort drawer pulls, and a standard top to help support your infection control initiatives. T-Series mobile tote tray carts make stocking, cleaning and drawer access easier for your staff!

T-Series carts have the look and function of traditional drawers with the adaptability of medical storage cart trays. Each drawer features an outer frame that holds an easily removeable plastic tray such as those from H+H or Pegasus. T-Series carts have the same look and features of other Harloff carts with ergonomic side handles, comfort drawer pulls, and a standard plastic top to help support your infection control initiatives. T-Series mobile bin carts make stocking, cleaning and drawer access easier for your staff!

Harloff malignant hyperthermia emergency carts combine storage space for syringes, IV supplies, Dantrolene and sterile water combined with refrigerated storage for insulin, ice packs and saline. These MH carts with an Accucold® fridge help you to remain in compliance with Joint Commission requirements and meet AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) and MHAUS (Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States) suggestions to have the right supplies organized and quickly available.

Harloff MH emergency carts combine storage space for syringes, IV supplies, Dantrolene and sterile water combined with refrigerated storage for insulin, ice packs and saline. These malignant hyperthermia carts with a fridge help you to remain in compliance with Joint Commission requirements and meet AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) and MHAUS (Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States) suggestions to have the right supplies organized and quickly available.

Harloff refrigerated malignant hyperthermia carts combine storage space for syringes, IV supplies, Dantrolene and sterile water combined with refrigerated storage for insulin, ice packs and saline. These MH carts with a fridge help you to remain in compliance with Joint Commission requirements and meet AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) and MHAUS (Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States) suggestions to have the right supplies organized and quickly available.

Harloff refrigerated MH carts combine storage space for syringes, IV supplies, Dantrolene and sterile water combined with refrigerated storage for insulin, ice packs and saline. These malignant hyperthermia carts with an Accucold® fridge help you to remain in compliance with Joint Commission requirements and meet AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) and MHAUS (Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States) suggestions to have the right supplies organized and quickly available.

This small medical cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives. M-Series small mobile workstations like this one offer you more custom choices.

Enjoy top-quality innovative storage and organization with the sleek, modern appearance of this A-Series aluminum anesthesia cart with an electronic lock. The A-Series comes with curved drawer pulls, self-closing drawer slides and our expanded lock options for the perfect balance of form, function and curb appeal. With Harloff’s wide variety of locking options, accessories and alternative storage options, A-Series electronic touchpad locking carts like this one offer you unlimited choices!

This small anesthesia cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives. M-Series short anesthesia carts like this one offer you more choices.

This medical treatment cart with a basic latch lock was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives. M-Series carts with latch locks like this one offer you more choices.

This wireless auto-locking cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives. M-Series carts with wireless touchpads like this one offer you choices.

This code blue crash cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives. M-Series navy blue crash carts like this one offer you choices.

This Harloff Eye Lens Storage Cart provides attractive, secure storage for IOL lens boxes. Provides mobility and cataract lens storage for multiple brands and sizes of lens boxes including Alcon, Bausch and Lomb, Rayner, Abbot Medical Optics and larger Johnson & Johnson boxes. MS-IOL1092 for Maximum Vertical Clearance & Flexible Storage and Real-World Use The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from ophthalmic surgical teams. What teams value most “It fits anything we need it to.” When vertical space becomes a limiting factor, teams often move to configurations with fewer drawers and increased clearance. With approximately 10.75? of vertical space per drawer, the MS-IOL1092 is typically selected for environments where larger or non-standard IOL packaging needs to be stored without restriction. “We use it for more than just lenses.” In some facilities, this model is used not only for IOL storage but also for related supplies and equipment. The added space allows teams to store larger items alongside lenses, reducing the need for separate storage locations. “It solved a very specific storage problem for us.” This configuration is often chosen in response to unique inventory challenges—whether that’s accommodating oversized packaging or creating more adaptable storage within a single cabinet. Common use cases Oversized or specialty packaging: Storing IOL boxes that exceed standard dimensions Mixed-use storage: Combining IOL inventory with related surgical supplies or equipment Custom organization needs: Creating larger, clearly defined sections within each drawer Problem-solving applications: Addressing specific storage limitations that standard configurations cannot accommodate Workflow considerations Maximum clearance, lower total capacity To achieve increased vertical spacing, this model uses fewer drawers than higher-density options. Facilities typically choose this configuration when flexibility and clearance are more important than total box count. Highly adaptable drawer layout Each drawer includes multiple dividers, allowing teams to create custom sections based on box size, supply type, or workflow preference. This is especially useful in mixed-use environments where organization needs may evolve over time. Supports evolving inventory needs As packaging formats or supply requirements change, this model provides additional flexibility without requiring a new storage system. Who this model tends to work best for Facilities using oversized, specialty, or inconsistent packaging formats Surgical teams that want to combine IOL storage with related supplies Practices with unique or evolving inventory requirements Environments where adaptability is more important than maximum capacity When a higher-density model may be a better fit Facilities storing only standard-sized IOL boxes High-volume environments where maximum capacity is the primary goal Teams that do not require additional vertical clearance or mixed-use storage Designed for maximum vertical clearance, the MS-IOL1092 accommodates oversized IOL packaging and supports flexible, mixed-use storage within a single cabinet.

Designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market, this Harloff medical emergency cart has ergonomic side handles, comfort drawer pulls, expanded lock options and a standard plastic top. Make things easier for your staff and help support your infection control initiatives with an M-Series MAX cart. M-Series offers you choices.

NICUs, obstetrics departments and pediatric offices can bring the warm appearance of wood to their lineup of delivery carts with Harloff’s vinyl-coated carts. This Driftwood Gray wood vinyl delivery cart features comfort drawer pulls and full extension slides for its 6? drawer, a closed equipment holder with an adjustable shelf and additional lock options if required. Make things easier for your staff and help support your obstetric initiatives with this combination pediatric examination table with cart. Furniture-Style Labor and Delivery Cart with Extended Stainless Steel Work Surface The MWA2427K01-21DR-DG+MD24-SSFLTOP was designed for healthcare environments that need the functionality of a mobile clinical workstation while creating a warmer, more welcoming patient experience. Built around the same extended stainless steel workspace concept found on the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP labor and delivery cart, this model takes a different approach to appearance, storage organization, and room integration. Instead of a traditional medical cart appearance, this cart utilizes a wood vinyl exterior available in multiple wood grain finish options. The result is a mobile workstation that blends more naturally into patient-centered environments where facilities may wish to reduce the institutional appearance of clinical equipment. The cart also features a narrower 24-inch width and an alternative storage layout consisting of a single top drawer and an enclosed double-door cabinet compartment below. The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from labor and delivery departments, birthing centers, postpartum units, pediatric environments, and healthcare organizations focused on creating a more welcoming patient experience. What Clinical Teams Say About This Model “We wanted the workspace without the institutional appearance.” Many healthcare facilities have invested heavily in creating more comfortable patient environments. Labor and delivery units, postpartum departments, family-centered care programs, and pediatric treatment areas often strive to balance clinical functionality with a welcoming atmosphere. Clinical teams frequently select this model because it provides a professional workspace while reducing the visual impact of traditional medical equipment. The wood grain exterior helps the cart feel more like furniture and less like a standard medical cart, making it particularly appealing in patient-facing environments. “The storage layout works better for larger items.” Unlike the six-drawer configuration found on the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP, this model uses a combination of a single upper drawer and an enclosed cabinet compartment. Many departments prefer this arrangement when storing larger supplies, packaged equipment, educational materials, linens, or bulk items that may not fit efficiently into multiple drawers. Facilities often find the cabinet design offers greater flexibility when storage needs vary from room to room. “The smaller footprint fits our rooms better.” Space constraints remain a challenge throughout healthcare facilities. At 24 inches wide, this cart occupies less floor space than many traditional labor and delivery workstations. Departments working within smaller patient rooms, specialty treatment spaces, or family-centered care environments often appreciate the narrower profile. The reduced footprint helps improve maneuverability while maintaining the extended stainless steel work surface that remains the defining feature of the cart. Differentiators About This Model Supports Family-Centered Care Environments Many labor and delivery departments seek to create spaces that feel less clinical during what is often one of the most important experiences in a family’s life. The furniture-style appearance can help support those design goals without sacrificing functionality. The wood vinyl exterior softens the appearance of the cart and helps it integrate into environments where patient comfort and room appearance are important considerations. Same Extended Stainless Steel Workspace Although the appearance is dramatically different, the core functionality remains familiar. The stainless steel top and fold-out stainless steel shelves continue to provide the large workspace needed for newborn assessments, baby scales, documentation, and clinical procedures. Facilities gain the same workspace advantages while changing the overall presentation. Alternative Storage Configuration The combination of a top drawer and enclosed cabinet compartment offers a different organizational strategy than traditional drawer-based carts. Departments storing larger items often find the cabinet design more adaptable than multiple smaller drawers. Reduced Width for Tighter Spaces The 24-inch width makes this cart particularly attractive for facilities where floor space is limited. Organizations frequently select this configuration when room layouts make larger carts difficult to accommodate. Implementation Considerations This model is particularly well suited for labor and delivery departments, postpartum units, birthing centers, pediatric clinics, family-centered care programs, and healthcare environments emphasizing patient comfort and hospitality-inspired design. The MWA2427K01-21DR-DG+MD24-SSFLTOP combines the practical benefits of a mobile newborn care workstation with a furniture-inspired appearance that helps soften the clinical environment. For healthcare organizations focused on patient experience, family-centered care, and hospitality-inspired design, this model offers a unique alternative to traditional labor and delivery carts while preserving the workspace flexibility clinical teams depend on. Compare this model to the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP labor and delivery cart. The Bottom Line This product is often best for facilities saying, “We needed a cart that is more welcoming, occupies less space and offers a different approach to storage.”

Enjoy top-quality innovative storage and organization with the sleek, modern appearance of A-Series carts. This lightweight aluminum LDRP cart has optimal curb appeal, curved drawer pulls, self-closing drawer slides and our expanded lock options for the perfect balance of form and function. With the function of a pediatric medical exam table but with the form of a traditional aluminum cart, this highly customizable A-Series cart gives you unlimited choices. Lightweight Aluminum LDRP Cart with Electronic Lock and Extended Stainless Steel Workspace The MPA3030E16+MD30-SSFLTOP builds upon the proven labor and delivery workstation concept of the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP labor and delivery cart while introducing two significant upgrades: Harloff’s premium A-Series aluminum construction and an electronic pushbutton locking system. This model combines secure storage with an oversized stainless steel workspace featuring a stainless steel top and dual stainless steel fold-out shelves. When fully extended, the workspace provides ample room for baby scales, newborn assessments, documentation, bassinets, and medical equipment. However, this A-Series configuration is specifically designed for facilities seeking lighter weight construction, upgraded aesthetics, and keyless security management. The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from healthcare organizations seeking a premium labor and delivery cart with improved mobility and access control. What Clinical Teams Say About This Model “We wanted the workspace, but we didn’t want to manage keys.” One of the most common reasons facilities choose this configuration is the electronic lock system. In busy maternal and newborn care environments, keys can become an administrative challenge. Keys are misplaced, shared between shifts, locked inside departments, or unavailable when needed most. The electronic pushbutton lock eliminates many of these concerns by allowing authorized users to gain access through programmed passcodes rather than physical keys. Clinical teams often appreciate the convenience of immediate access without needing to locate a key holder or manage key inventories. “The lighter cart is easier to move throughout the unit.” The A-Series aluminum construction is frequently selected by departments that regularly reposition carts between patient rooms, examination areas, nurseries, and treatment spaces. Although the storage capacity and workspace remain similar to the M-Series model, the lighter aluminum body improves maneuverability and reduces overall cart weight. Many nursing departments report that mobility becomes increasingly important when carts are used continuously throughout the day rather than remaining in a single location. “The cart feels more modern.” Healthcare organizations investing in renovated labor and delivery units often seek equipment that reflects the appearance of their updated facilities. The A-Series platform features longer drawer pulls, a refined exterior design, and a more contemporary appearance than traditional clinical carts. While appearance is not the primary purchasing factor, many facilities appreciate equipment that complements modern maternal care environments. Differentiators About This Model Electronic Pushbutton Security The primary reason many facilities choose this configuration is the electronic lock system. Unlike traditional key locks, the electronic lock allows authorized personnel to access supplies through programmable passcodes. Key features include: Up to 20 user codes Supervisor-level access control Field-programmable configuration Pass/fail indicators Low battery warning lights External battery replacement Key override capability Up to 75,000 cycles using standard batteries For departments seeking greater control over access while reducing key management challenges, this can be a significant operational advantage. Premium A-Series Aluminum Construction The lightweight aluminum body helps improve mobility while creating a premium ownership experience. Facilities that frequently move carts often find the reduced weight noticeable during everyday use. Enhanced User Experience The combination of lighter construction, upgraded drawer hardware, and electronic access creates a more streamlined workflow for clinical staff. Many departments view these improvements as quality-of-life enhancements that provide value throughout the cart’s lifespan. Same Expanded Stainless Steel Workspace Importantly, facilities do not sacrifice the workstation capabilities that make the original labor and delivery cart attractive. The stainless steel top and dual fold-out shelves continue to provide approximately 58.5 inches of usable workspace when fully extended. Reduced Key Management Burden Many healthcare organizations underestimate the time and effort involved in managing physical keys. The electronic lock helps reduce concerns surrounding lost keys, duplicated keys, shift-to-shift transfers, and administrative key tracking procedures. The Bottom Line This product is often best for facilities saying, “We want an expanded stainless steel workspace, lighter-weight construction and the convenience of secure keyless access.” This model is particularly well suited for labor and delivery units, postpartum departments, newborn nurseries, NICUs, pediatric clinics, and healthcare facilities where multiple authorized users require frequent access to stored supplies. Compare this model to the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP core product

M-series carts are designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. This labor and delivery cart features comfort drawer pulls and full extension slides for its drawers and additional drawer configuration and lock options if required. The flyout shelves provides a large work surface comparable to a typical pediatric exam table. Make things easier for your staff and help support your pediatric initiatives with this newborn examination cart from Harloff. Six-Drawer Mobile Newborn Care Cart with Extended Stainless Steel Work Surface In labor and delivery departments, nurseries, postpartum units, and neonatal care environments, one of the most common challenges is finding adequate workspace exactly where care is being delivered. Newborn assessments, routine examinations, measurements, screenings, documentation, and supply preparation all require a clean, organized work area that can move with staff as patient needs change throughout the day. Built on Harloff’s proven M-Series cart platform, the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP labor and delivery cart addresses that challenge by combining secure supply storage with an oversized stainless steel work surface created through a stainless steel top and dual stainless steel fold-out side shelves. When fully extended, the workspace expands to approximately 58.5 inches in length, creating a flexible mobile workstation capable of supporting baby scales, newborn assessment equipment, bassinets, documentation materials, and other commonly used clinical tools. The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from labor and delivery departments, postpartum units, nurseries, NICUs, pediatric clinics, and healthcare organizations responsible for newborn care. What Clinical Teams Say About This Model “We needed more workspace, not more storage.” One of the most common frustrations in labor and delivery environments is limited counter space. Many departments already have cabinets, carts, and storage solutions. What they lack is a clean, easily accessible work area located exactly where patient care is taking place. Clinical teams frequently select the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP because of its expanded stainless steel workspace. The combination of the fixed stainless steel top and dual fold-out stainless steel shelves creates a large working area without permanently consuming valuable floor space. When additional workspace is needed, the shelves extend outward. When the procedure or assessment is complete, they fold neatly back into the cart profile. Many departments find this flexibility particularly valuable in patient rooms where every square foot matters. “The cart gives us a dedicated place for baby scales.” Newborn weight assessment is one of the most routine and important activities performed following delivery. Healthcare organizations commonly use this cart as a mobile baby scale station, allowing staff to transport both supplies and weighing equipment together. The extended work surface provides room for many baby scales while still leaving space for documentation materials, identification supplies, blankets, measuring tools, and other newborn care necessities. “The stainless steel surface is easier to maintain.” Infection prevention remains a priority throughout maternal and newborn care environments. Many clinical teams prefer stainless steel work surfaces because they are durable, easy to clean, and well suited for routine disinfection protocols. The stainless steel top and shelves provide a professional clinical workspace that supports the cleaning procedures commonly required in labor and delivery settings. Facilities frequently report that having a dedicated stainless steel work area helps support consistency in cleaning practices while providing confidence that the surface can withstand years of regular use. Where This Model Fits in Your Workflow Labor and Delivery Departments Many facilities position these carts directly within labor and delivery units to support immediate newborn assessments following birth. The cart can store supplies while simultaneously providing a convenient workspace for examinations, measurements, and routine newborn procedures. Postpartum Units Postpartum departments often utilize these carts for ongoing newborn assessments, education activities, and routine patient care. The mobile design allows staff to move supplies and workspace together throughout the unit. Newborn Nurseries Nursery staff frequently appreciate the expanded work surface when conducting routine newborn evaluations, weighing procedures, and supply preparation. The six-drawer configuration provides ample room for organizing commonly used newborn care supplies. NICUs and Special Care Nurseries While not intended to replace specialized neonatal equipment, many NICU teams use these carts as supplemental workstations for assessments, documentation, and support activities. The stainless steel surface is particularly beneficial in environments where cleanliness and durability are critical. Pediatric Clinics and Physician Offices Some pediatric practices use these carts as mobile newborn assessment stations, particularly when flexibility and space utilization are important considerations. Why Buyers Choose This Model Expanded Workspace Without an Expanded Footprint The defining feature of this cart is the large stainless steel work surface. Ideal for Baby Scales and Newborn Equipment The extended work surface helps create a stable and convenient platform while maintaining access to supplies stored below. Infection Control-Friendly Design The stainless steel work surface supports routine cleaning and disinfection practices common throughout maternal and newborn care environments. Facilities prioritizing durability and long-term cleanliness often view stainless steel as a valuable upgrade over traditional cart tops. Mobile Point-of-Care Workstation Rather than requiring staff to travel between storage locations and fixed work surfaces, this cart allows both functions to move together. Many labor and delivery teams appreciate having supplies and workspace available exactly where care is being delivered. Flexible Storage Configuration With 30 inches of vertical drawer space and customizable drawer layouts, departments can configure the cart to match their specific workflow requirements. This flexibility allows facilities to adapt the cart for a wide variety of newborn care applications. What Teams Often Prioritize When evaluating labor and delivery carts, healthcare organizations frequently focus on factors that extend beyond basic storage capacity. Workflow Efficiency Clinical teams often seek solutions that reduce unnecessary movement and allow multiple tasks to be completed from a single workstation. The combination of storage and workspace helps support this objective. Cleanability Maternal and newborn care environments demand equipment that supports routine cleaning protocols. The stainless steel work surface is frequently cited as a key purchasing consideration. Mobility Departments appreciate the ability to relocate supplies, equipment, and workspace together. The industry-leading 5-inch quiet rolling casters, steering caster, and braking casters help support smooth movement throughout the unit. Adaptability Healthcare organizations frequently value carts that can evolve with changing departmental needs. The customizable drawer configurations and pre-threaded accessory mounting holes provide flexibility for future modifications. Color Considerations Before selecting the MDS3030K06+MD30-SSFLTOP, facilities should evaluate how the cart will be used operationally and may wish to consider color customization options. Many labor and delivery departments choose pink, light blue, white, or other colors that complement their maternal and newborn care environments while creating a more welcoming atmosphere for patients and families. Educational Insight: Why Mobile Newborn Workstations Matter Many

The SureDry stainless steel pass through scope cabinet includes the industry best positive pressure filtered drying system. Inside air is replaced inside the cabinet up to four times per minute. This stainless steel in-wall scope cabinet meets or exceeds Joint Commission, AORN, SGNA, and AAMI guidelines. SCSS80WTDRDP-10: stainless steel pass-through drying cabinet built for integrated two-room workflows and premium durability The following reflects how GI teams, SPD leaders and facility planners often describe this model when they want the workflow advantages of pass-through scope storage, paired with the long-term durability and cleanability benefits of stainless steel. How clinical teams describe this cabinet in practice This model is often viewed as a premium pass-through solution built not just for drying, but for integrated procedural workflow design. You’ll hear feedback framed like: “It helps connect reprocessing and procedure flow in a very controlled way.” “The pass-through layout improved handoff, and stainless fit the environment we wanted.” “It feels like built-in workflow infrastructure, not just a cabinet in a wall.” Clinical teams often describe this model as appealing because it supports cleaner scope transfer while bringing a premium materials package many facilities prefer. Why teams choose the pass-through configuration The defining advantage is dual-sided workflow access built around process flow. Teams often highlight: Pass-through design mounted between reprocessing and procedure spaces Front and rear access doors supporting cleaner scope handoff 10-scope capacity arranged as five scopes per side with dedicated drip trays Reduced unnecessary scope transport between rooms Better separation between reprocessing and point-of-use retrieval Common feedback sounds like: “It improved the flow of scopes through our department.” “It supports cleaner handoffs and less unnecessary movement.” Many buyers value that the cabinet supports process discipline while still functioning for practical daily-use. Positive pressure drying: why teams value the SureDry platform Beyond the pass-through format, teams choose this model because it remains a true active drying cabinet. Clinical teams consistently highlight: Positive pressure HEPA-filtered drying with frequent cabinet air exchange Active airflow designed to support drying consistency and moisture reduction Spacious hanging configuration that supports handling confidence Adjustable fan run times for workflow flexibility Separate drip trays on each side for maintenance and uptime Common feedback includes: “We wanted pass-through convenience without compromising drying protection.” “It gives us workflow efficiency and true drying performance.” Teams also value Harloff’s spacious scope positioning, plug-and-play upgradeability and easy maintenance. Why teams choose stainless steel in this model For many buyers, stainless steel is a major reason to choose this configuration. Teams often point to: Corrosion resistance from body fluids, bio-contaminants and sanitizing agents Smooth, non-porous surfaces that support cleanability Strong durability for heavy-use clinical environments Long-term lifecycle value despite higher upfront investment Premium aesthetic and material standards often preferred in procedural spaces Common feedback sounds like: “Stainless made sense for a cabinet integrated into the built environment.” “We wanted something durable, cleanable and designed to last.” Some teams also note stainless is often preferred in environments adjacent to operating or procedure rooms where appearance and material selection matter. Bottom line Clinical teams often see the SCSS80WTDRDP-10 as more than a pass-through cabinet—it is often viewed as a premium workflow infrastructure solution, combining proven drying performance, dual-sided process flow and stainless steel durability in a rock-solid platform built for integrated endoscopy environments.

This Stainless Steel IntraOcular Lens Storage Cart provides attractive, secure storage for IOL lens boxes. Provides mobility and cataract lens storage for multiple brands and sizes of lens boxes including Alcon, Bausch and Lomb, Rayner, Abbot Medical Optics and larger Johnson & Johnson boxes. Stainless Steel IOL Carts in Clinical Environments and Real-World Use The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from ophthalmic surgical teams. What teams value about stainless steel construction “It aligns with the rest of our OR equipment.” Stainless steel is commonly used throughout surgical environments due to its durability and cleanability. Facilities that maintain stainless steel standards in procedure rooms often prefer carts that match existing equipment, especially when storage may be brought into or near the OR. “It holds up well with frequent cleaning.” In settings with strict infection control protocols, materials matter. Stainless steel surfaces are typically chosen for their resistance to corrosion and their ability to withstand repeated cleaning and disinfection. “We wanted something that could go anywhere in the facility.” Because of its material properties, stainless steel is often selected for carts that may move between storage areas and clinical spaces, including environments with higher cleanliness requirements. Common use cases OR-compatible storage: Supporting environments where carts may be brought into procedure rooms Strict infection control settings: Facilities prioritizing materials that are easy to clean and maintain Standardized equipment environments: Matching existing stainless steel fixtures and equipment Mobile clinical workflows: Allowing carts to move between storage and treatment areas as needed Workflow considerations Same configuration, different material The MSS-IOL1092 offers the same drawer layout and vertical clearance as its standard counterpart, with the primary difference being stainless steel construction. This allows teams to choose material preference without changing storage configuration. Available across multiple models While shown here in the 1092 configuration, stainless steel construction is often requested for other IOL cart sizes as well. Facilities can typically match their preferred configuration with their preferred material. Designed for demanding environments This option is most commonly selected when carts are expected to meet higher standards for cleanliness, durability, or environmental consistency. Tradeoffs teams consider Higher upfront cost Stainless steel construction is typically more expensive than standard materials, which may factor into purchasing decisions depending on budget and scope. Visible surface marks Fingerprints and smudges may be more noticeable on stainless steel surfaces, especially in high-touch environments. Who this option tends to work best for Facilities that bring storage carts into or near the OR Surgical environments with strict cleaning and material requirements Hospitals and centers standardizing on stainless steel equipment Teams prioritizing durability and long-term surface performance When standard construction may be sufficient Storage used exclusively outside clinical environments Facilities without specific material requirements Projects where budget is the primary constraint Stainless steel construction is available across multiple IOL cart configurations for facilities with specific clinical or material requirements.