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Removeable medical cart tops help to keep carts sanitized while also adding a firm, dependable surface where facility staff can securely place their medical supplies. This stainless steel replacement top for medical carts measures 1.38? H x 30.25? W x 18.25? D and is specifically designed to sit atop 30? wide A-Series and M-Series cart models. This accessory is simple to affix by simply sliding the top into place atop your cart, and it can easily be removed by lifting it from underneath. This item is similar to our 40101-AM plastic top however it offers a different, easy to clean look that lasts longer thanks to its superior stainless steel build.

This metal medical cart coat and hat rack offers additional space for individuals to hang their coats and hats on while giving or seeking treatment. The accessory rack features four prongs to hang various hats or coats on and is specifically designed for Classic Line, M-Series and A-Series cart models. This is a direct-mount accessory that increases a cart’s height by about 17.75 inches once affixed.

This Harloff IOL cart provides attractive, secure storage for IntraOcular Lens boxes. Provides mobility and is compatible with multiple brands and sizes of lens boxes including Alcon, Bausch and Lomb, Rayner, and Abbot Medical Optics. MS-IOL1680 in High-Volume Surgical Environments and Real-World Use The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from ophthalmic surgical teams What high-volume teams value most “Everything is in one place.” In higher-volume settings, teams often prioritize consolidating as much IOL inventory as possible into a single, organized system. The MS-IOL1680 is typically used as a primary storage hub, reducing the need to manage multiple smaller carts across the facility. “It supports fast identification across a large inventory.” With a wide range of lens powers and models on hand, clear organization becomes critical. Teams often pair this cart with optional LED lighting to improve visibility, especially in lower-light storage areas or early-morning case preparation. “It helps us stay organized as volume increases.” As procedure volume grows, maintaining consistency in how lenses are stored and restocked becomes more important. Larger-capacity carts like this are often used to standardize inventory layout across teams and shifts. Common use cases Centralized IOL storage: Acting as the primary inventory location for ophthalmology departments or ASCs High-volume case preparation: Supporting multiple procedures per day with a broad selection of lenses readily available Standardized inventory systems: Aligning storage layout across staff to reduce variability Multi-cart configurations: Placing multiple units side-by-side for expanded capacity beyond a single cart Workflow considerations Designed primarily for stationary use While fully mobile, carts of this size are most often positioned in a dedicated storage area outside the OR. Mobility is typically used for initial placement, restocking, or facility changes rather than day-to-day movement. Mobility vs. scale Compared to smaller carts, this model trades frequent maneuverability for significantly increased capacity. Many facilities pair it with a smaller mobile cart for in-room or per-case use. Flexible installation options For environments that do not require mobility, this model can also be configured without a base (no casters) or integrated into built-in storage layouts. Security and access preferences “We needed more than a standard key lock.” Because of the value of IOL inventory, many facilities explore upgraded locking options. Electronic keypads and badge-access systems are commonly considered in environments where access control and auditability are priorities. Who this model tends to work best for High-volume ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) Hospitals and ophthalmology departments with large on-hand IOL inventory Facilities seeking a centralized, standardized storage solution Teams managing a wide range of lens types and powers Where a smaller model may be a better fit Facilities that bring lenses directly into the OR for each case Teams that prioritize mobility and per-procedure staging Lower-volume environments where maximum capacity is not required

The SureDry pass through endoscope drying cabinet includes the industry best positive pressure filtered drying system. Inside air is replaced inside the cabinet up to four times per minute. This in-wall scope cabinet meets or exceeds Joint Commission, AORN, SGNA, and AAMI guidelines. SC80WTDRDP-10-DSS2305: pass-through channel drying cabinet built for cleaner room-to-room workflow and advanced drying assurance The following reflects how GI teams and reprocessing leaders often describe this model when they want the workflow advantages of a pass-through cabinet, but also want the added protection of full internal channel drying. How clinical teams describe this cabinet in practice This model is often viewed as where architectural workflow design and advanced drying performance come together. You’ll hear feedback framed like: “It improved scope handoff between rooms while strengthening our drying process.” “It feels like a pass-through workflow solution, not just a cabinet.” “We wanted the clean transfer advantages of pass-through plus true channel drying.” Clinical teams often describe this model as moving beyond scope storage into coordinated reprocessing workflow. For many buyers, that combination is what makes this configuration stand apart. Why teams choose the pass-through configuration The defining advantage starts with the dual-sided workflow design. Teams often highlight: In-wall pass-through configuration supporting direct transfer between reprocessing and procedure rooms Front and rear access doors for cleaner handoff and reduced unnecessary scope movement 10-scope capacity arranged as five scopes per side with dedicated dual drip trays Better separation between reprocessing and point-of-use retrieval More streamlined scope flow built into room design itself Common feedback sounds like: “It supports cleaner movement of scopes through the department.” “We liked that workflow and drying could both be built into the same system.” “It helps reduce friction between reprocessing and procedure teams.” Many buyers view the cabinet as workflow infrastructure as much as storage equipment. Dri-Scope Aid®: why teams make the upgrade For many facilities, Dri-Scope Aid® is what elevates this model. Clinical teams consistently highlight: Significantly improved drying of internal channels and lumens Constant HEPA-filtered air delivery through all internal endoscope channels Simple connector attachment and compatibility across major endoscope brands Short drying cycles and continuous venting support for demanding turnover environments Support for meeting or exceeding AORN, SGNA and ANSI/AAMI drying expectations Common feedback includes: “It feels like moving from airflow storage to a complete drying system.” “Channel drying was what made this the right pass-through cabinet for us.” Many teams see it as adding drying assurance to an already efficient workflow platform. Positive pressure exterior drying: why the SureDry platform matters Beyond channel drying, teams value the cabinet’s core drying performance, including: Positive pressure HEPA-filtered cabinet drying with inside air replaced up to four times per minute Four intake and two exhaust fans for robust airflow support Spacious hanging configuration to support handling confidence Replaceable filters without removing scopes and easy-maintenance removable drip trays Common feedback sounds like: “We wanted both internal and exterior drying working together.” “It gave us confidence in the full drying environment, not just the channels.” Teams also value plug-and-play upgrade flexibility, medical-grade steel construction and Harloff’s 12-year warranty. Many describe it as “pass-through workflow with full drying assurance.” Bottom line Clinical teams often see the SC80WTDRDP-10-DSS2305 as the evolution of the pass-through concept—combining integrated room-to-room workflow, Dri-Scope Aid® channel drying and proven SureDry exterior drying in a rock-solid platform built for advanced endoscopy environments.

The need for proper infection control supplies at the workplace is at an all time high and Harloff is here to help! This medical cart sani wipe holder is compatible with all M-Series and A-Series cart models and is capable of holding a variety of sanitizing wipe containers. The sani wipe holder is constructed from a lightweight metal wire material and can easily be affixed to the back or side of your cart.

This medical cart tablet bracket helps keep tablet devices secure and accessible while care practitioners treat patients. Compatible with almost all Harloff medical carts, the black, metallic TBL-HLDR if fully articulating and can be adjusted in multiple ways including rotating 360 degrees around the top of a cart. This accessory features an adjustable arm that affixes to the backside of a cart, and the extendable tablet bracket is lockable and can accept most tablet brands. Give your staff a reliable place to secure their tablets while caring for patients with this tablet holder from Harloff.

The MNT-HLDR is a monitor mount compatible with nearly all medical carts produced by Harloff. This black, metallic medical cart monitor holder is fully articulating and has the ability to swing a full 360 degrees around the top of the cart. This accessory is affixed to the rear of carts and, if ordered at the same time as your Harloff cart, will be pre-drilled for installation. The MNT-HLDR replaces accessory model 680326.

This medical cart laptop mount helps to ensure healthcare specialists have a reliable location to secure their laptops while treating patients. The LTP-HLDR is compatible with practically all Harloff medical carts and is fully articulating as the laptop arm accessory is capable of rotating a full 360 degrees around the top of the cart it is affixed to. Every black, metallic laptop holder must be affixed to the rear side of a cart. Carts come pre-drilled for this accessory when the laptop holder is ordered at the same time as a cart. The LPT-HLDR replaces accessory model 680327.

Hospitals, Surgery Centers and Clinics can bring the warm appearance of wood to their treatment and other procedure carts with Harloff’s line of A-Series lightweight aluminum carts with wood vinyl coated drawer fronts. These wood blend medical carts are designed and built to combine the aesthetics of wood with the long-term functionality of a Harloff metal cart. Why Medical Carts with Wood Style Drawer Fronts? Medical carts which appear more like furniture tend to provide better psychological benefits for your patients, as they feel more at home and comfortable than they would in a sterile setting. The Wood Style Drawer Fronts option is available for all heights and widths of M-Series and A-Series medical carts.

This Harloff IntraOcular Lens Storage Cart provides attractive, secure storage for IOL lens boxes. Provides mobility and is compatible with multiple brands and sizes of lens boxes including Alcon, Bausch and Lomb, Rayner, Abbot Medical Optics and larger Johnson & Johnson boxes. MS-IOL1470 for Mixed IOL Inventory and Real-World Use The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from ophthalmic surgical teams. What teams notice right away “It fits everything we carry—including larger lens boxes.” One of the most common challenges in IOL storage is accommodating variations in packaging size across manufacturers. The MS-IOL1470 is often selected by facilities that stock a mix of standard IOL boxes along with larger-format options, allowing teams to consolidate inventory into a single system rather than separating by brand. “We didn’t have to reorganize our entire inventory.” Instead of maintaining separate storage solutions for different box sizes, teams typically use this model to simplify organization and reduce handling. This can be especially helpful in environments where multiple surgeons have different lens preferences. “It’s a good balance between capacity and flexibility.” While the overall capacity is slightly lower than higher-density models, many teams find the added vertical clearance more practical for day-to-day use when larger boxes are part of their inventory. Common use cases Mixed-manufacturer environments: Supporting IOL inventory from multiple suppliers with varying box dimensions Standardized storage across surgeons: Avoiding the need to separate lenses based on packaging size Primary storage with added flexibility: Serving as a central cabinet when both standard and larger boxes are in use Transitioning inventory: Accommodating newer packaging formats without replacing existing storage systems Workflow considerations Designed for box size variability This model is typically chosen when vertical clearance becomes a limiting factor in traditional high-density carts. The drawer configuration allows for storage of both standard and taller IOL packaging formats without compromising accessibility. Capacity vs. compatibility tradeoff To accommodate larger boxes, this model uses fewer drawers with increased spacing. Facilities that exclusively use standard-sized boxes may prefer higher-capacity options, while those with mixed inventory often prioritize compatibility. Consistent exterior footprint Despite the change in internal configuration, the overall cabinet size remains consistent with larger-capacity models. This allows facilities to maintain a uniform layout across storage areas. Who this model tends to work best for Ophthalmology practices using multiple IOL manufacturers Facilities incorporating newer or larger packaging formats into their inventory Surgical centers looking to standardize storage without separating by brand Teams that want flexibility without moving to a significantly larger footprint When additional vertical space may be needed Facilities using consistently oversized or specialty packaging Environments where extra clearance per drawer is prioritized over total capacity In these cases, teams may explore lower-capacity configurations designed for increased vertical spacing.

This SureDry scope cabinet with a proximity lock features an external HEPA filtered positive pressure drying system combined with DriScope Aid®, the industry leading system for any internal lumen scope drying cabinet. This combination provides the assurance that facilities will be able to meet all current and anticipated future guidelines for external and internal drying of endoscopes, providing patients with the best possible assurance of infection prevention. The Dri-Scope Aid® cabinet supplies HEPA-filtered air to all internal channels to aid in drying endoscopes with an automated drying cycle for improved turn-around time, and a continuous venting cycle for overnight storage. SC8044DRELPDP-DSS3316: high-volume smart drying cabinet with badge access for teams building tighter control into reprocessing workflow The following reflects how GI teams and procedural buyers often describe this model when they want the spacious 44” high-volume platform, full Dri-Scope Aid® channel drying and a more sophisticated access-control solution centered around badge-based workflow. How clinical teams describe this cabinet in practice This model is often viewed as where drying performance and access control start functioning as one workflow system. You’ll hear feedback framed like: “Using existing staff badges made adoption incredibly easy.” “It gave us the drying assurance we wanted, with access control that fit how our facility already works.” “It feels less like a cabinet and more like managed scope workflow.” Clinical teams often describe this model as a step beyond standard storage security—especially because badge access integrates naturally into hospital habits rather than introducing another system staff has to learn. For many buyers, that’s a major differentiator. Why teams choose high-volume capacity + Dri-Scope Aid® + ELP badge access The defining advantage is combining throughput, drying assurance and smarter credential-based access. Teams often choose the 44” platform for: Industry-leading spacing between scopes for easier handling and reduced contact risk High-volume 16-scope capacity designed around workflow, not density Positive pressure HEPA-filtered exterior drying with robust multi-fan air circulation Easier retrieval in fast-paced GI environments Dri-Scope Aid® is often what elevates this model, with teams highlighting: Significantly improved drying of internal channels and lumens Constant HEPA-filtered air delivery through all internal channels Simple connector attachment and compatibility across major endoscope brands Support for meeting or exceeding AORN, SGNA and ANSI/AAMI ST91:2021 expectations Greater confidence in drying consistency and moisture-risk reduction Common feedback sounds like: “It feels like moving from airflow storage into a true drying system.” “We wanted high volume, but not without full channel drying.” The ELP lock is often what makes this model stand apart. Teams often point to: Use of existing HID-compatible badges (Prox and iClass) for seamless adoption Badge or keypad credential access, including dual-credential options Up to 250 user permissions for controlled departmental access Supervisor assignments and user group management Key override for backup control The ability to add or edit users as staffing changes Many buyers describe badge access as more than convenience—it supports accountability while removing the inefficiencies of keys or shared codes. Workflow fit: where this model tends to stand out This model often resonates with: High-volume GI and endoscopy programs Facilities already using badge credentials and wanting integration continuity Departments focused on drying assurance plus controlled scope access Buyers seeking stronger user-level access management than standard e-lock systems Teams also value plug-and-play upgradeability, easy maintenance without removing scopes, durable steel construction and Harloff’s 12-year warranty. Many describe it as “high-volume drying with smarter credentialed access.” Bottom line Clinical teams often see the SC8044DRELPDP-DSS3316 as a major step beyond traditional drying cabinets—combining spacious high-volume handling, comprehensive channel drying and integrated badge-based access control in a rock-solid platform built for advanced reprocessing workflows.

This full size anesthesia cart offers six drawers and 30? of vertical drawer space where anesthesia tools and supplies can be stored. The cart also features an electronic pushbutton lock that utilizes a present user and supervisor code in addition to a keylock override option on the side of the cabinet. Each cart comes with a basic anesthesia accessory package that consists of a 3-tier back rail system, three 12? side rails and 5-compartment tilt bin with rail clips. M-Series carts like this one give you options. The MDS3030E16+MD30-ANS replaces the Classic model 7451E.

This mini anesthesia cart back rail system is easy to affix to the back of all Mini18 Classic Line Harloff carts. Every MINI-RBR is constructed from lightweight painted aluminum and features two 18? wide rails where rail clip accessories can be hung to provide additional storage space. Find a new level of storage capacity for all of your facilities’ anesthesia carts by enhancing them with a Harloff back rail system.

This three tier back rail anesthesia accessory offers additional hanging area for Classic Line mini anesthesia carts. Constructed from three 24? wide painted aluminum bars, the entire backrail system can easily be mounted directly to the back of any Classic Line mini cart. A variety of other rail clip accessories can be affixed to this item’s three rails. Upgrade your anesthesia carts for maximum storage capacity by enhancing them with a Harloff back rail system. The 68157 is the same as the MINI24-RBR3.

The SureDry small scope drying cabinet includes the industry best positive pressure HEPA filtered drying system. The unique design of SureDry scope drying cabinets includes top fans for intake and a lower fan for exhaust. This push/pull design creates a vortex of air that flows through the cabinet ensuring maximum drying efficiency, replacing cabinet air up to four times per minute. This small scope drying cabinet can hold up to ten bronchoscopes, ENT scopes or other small scopes within a secure, adjustable mounting system. The SC5430DRDP is an ideal replacement for the SCBR-8 and SCBR-8DP small scope drying cabinets. SC5430DRDP – Small Scope Drying Cabinet for Bronchoscopes & ENT Scopes The SC5430DRDP is a floor-standing small scope drying cabinet designed for facilities needing higher-capacity bronchoscope or ENT scope storage with active drying capability in a more compact height profile than traditional full-size endoscope cabinets. Supporting up to ten bronchoscopes, ENT scopes or similar small scopes, this cabinet combines HEPA-filtered drying, flexible storage and workflow-friendly visibility in a standalone configuration. The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from pulmonary departments, ENT clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and sterile processing teams. What clinical teams say about this model “We had outgrown wall-mounted cabinets, but we didn’t need a full-height GI scope cabinet.” Many facilities move to the SC5430DRDP when their scope inventory expands beyond smaller wall-mounted cabinets. Clinical teams often describe this model as a practical middle ground — providing larger capacity and standalone convenience without the oversized footprint of cabinets designed for colonoscopes or longer flexible endoscopes. “The shorter cabinet height worked better for our department layout.” Unlike taller traditional scope cabinets, this shorter floor-standing design fits more comfortably into procedure rooms, reprocessing areas and smaller departments where vertical space or workflow visibility can become a concern. Teams frequently mention that the lower profile feels less imposing while still providing meaningful storage capacity. “The drying package helped simplify how we manage scopes between procedures.” The integrated drying package uses positive pressure HEPA-filtered airflow designed to support post-reprocessing drying consistency. Facilities transitioning away from passive drying methods often appreciate having automated drying cycles built directly into the storage cabinet workflow. Where this model fits in your workflow Pulmonary departments with moderate bronchoscope inventories ENT clinics managing growing small-scope volume Ambulatory surgery centers needing higher-capacity drying storage Facilities transitioning from wall-mounted to floor-standing cabinets Reprocessing rooms with limited vertical space Departments seeking active drying without buying a full-size GI cabinet Why buyers choose this model Stores up to ten bronchoscopes, ENT scopes or other small scopes HEPA-filtered positive pressure drying system supports drying consistency Adjustable fan cycle activates automatically when cabinet doors close Removable drip tray simplifies cabinet cleaning and maintenance Optional dimmable LED lighting improves scope visibility and identification Floor-standing design supports larger inventories than wall-mounted cabinets Customizable holders accommodate multiple small scope configurations Why buyers choose this model over others Higher capacity than compact wall-mounted ENT or bronchoscope cabinets Shorter cabinet profile than traditional full-height endoscope drying cabinets Better suited for moderate-volume bronchoscopy or ENT workflows Provides active drying compared to storage-only models More adaptable for growing departments anticipating increased scope inventory The Bottom Line This cabinet is often best for facilities saying: “We need more capacity and active drying, but we don’t want a large GI-style scope cabinet dominating the room.” For pulmonary clinics, ENT departments and surgery centers balancing storage growth, workflow efficiency and space limitations, the SC5430DRDP delivers expanded small-scope drying capacity in a more manageable standalone cabinet design.

The 680502 is a six inch med cart drawer divider set designed for 6? V-Series and Classic Line cart drawers. Each divider set includes three long dividers and two short dividers that are constructed from a durable white plastic material. All together, this divider set weighs approximately 2.1 lbs. Each divider included in this accessory set is adjustable and interlocking to offer an abundance of custom inner drawer configurations to any user. Ensure all your 6? V-Series and Classic Line medical cart drawers are customized to your liking with this drawer divider set from Harloff.

This medical cart adjustable drawer divider set is designed for Harloff V-Series and Classic Line 9? or 12? drawers. Each divider set consists of three long 22.75? x 8.75? dividers and two short 16.625? x 8.75? dividers. Every divider set weighs approximately 3.2 lbs and is constructed from a durable, white plastic material. The dividers are all fully adjustable and interlocking making it easy for clinical staff to customize how their supplies are stored. Customizing your medical cart storage solutions is simple with Harloff divider sets.

Outfit your Harloff cart with a phlebotomy cart accessories package to make life easier for your staff. Accessories include a waste container, glove box holder, raised back rail, six compartment tilt bin and push handle. All accessories are easily mounted to your narrow width M-Series or A-Series cart thanks to pre-threaded accessory mounting holes. Each phlebotomy cart accessories package is compatible only with M-Series or A-Series carts with an 18? body. Carts shown must be purchased separately.

This phlebotomy cart on wheels was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Phlebotomy carts keep your supplies nearby, are mobile, provide a dedicated work surface for procedures and allow quick disposal of used needles. M-Series carts offer you choices. The MDS1824B05+MD18-PHB replaces cart model 3245BPB.

This blood draw cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Phlebotomy carts keep your supplies nearby, are mobile, provide a dedicated work surface for procedures and allow quick disposal of used needles. M-Series carts offer you choices. The MDS1824K05+MD18-PHB replaces cart model 3245KPB.

This phlebotomy storage cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Phlebotomy carts keep your supplies nearby, are mobile, provide a dedicated work surface for procedures and allow quick disposal of used needles. M-Series carts offer you choices. The MDS1830L06+MD18-PHB replaces cart model 3256LPB.

This mobile phlebotomy workstation was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Phlebotomy carts keep your supplies nearby, are mobile, provide a dedicated work surface for procedures and allow quick disposal of used needles. M-Series carts offer you choices. The MDS1830K04+MD18-PHB replaces cart model 3254KPB.

This medical phlebotomy cart was designed and built to meet the needs of today’s healthcare market. Phlebotomy carts keep your supplies nearby, are mobile, provide a dedicated work surface for procedures and allow quick disposal of used needles. M-Series carts offer you choices. The MDS1830K06+MD18-PHB replaces cart model 3256KPB.

This step stool accessory for emergency carts is mounted to the back of M-Series or A-Series crash carts and is used for gaining leverage during chest compressions. The metal step stool can support up to 500 lbs and provides almost 9? of additional height. The step stool folds into a compact 3? width for storage, and the legs extend and lock into place when unfolded for a wide, stable platform which can assist with CPR.

Step stools can help add height to smaller medical staff when performing chest compressions, helping them to be more effective for patients in cardiac arrest. This step stool accessory for crash carts is stored between the cart casters and folds and unfolds easily for quick deployment. This heavy duty plastic step stool can support up to 300 lbs and adds 9? in height.

This narrow magnetic resonance compatible cart provides six drawers of storage and the accessories you need to treat coding patients in the vicinity of strong magnetic fields. Designed and built for safe use in MRI suites, this cart is tested and certified by an independent testing authority to 3 Tesla level and meets the ASTM designation of “MR-Conditional”. Locked by a breakaway bar for quick access, cart features include full extension drawer slides, 5? sealed ball-bearing casters, protective corner bumpers and a replaceable plastic top with integrated push handles.

This non-magnetic mri crash cart is designed specifically for assisting with patient emergencies within the magnetic resonance imaging suite. This narrow emergency cart has a smaller footprint than our standard MRI carts, perfect for squeezing into small areas. It comes equipped with a breakaway locking bar with included plastic seals and comes with our emergency accessory package which includes the most commonly requested add-ons. The cart is designed and built with non-magnetic or “weakly magnetic” materials for safe use in the strong magnetic fields and is tested and certified by an independent testing authority to 3 Tesla level.

Harloff is one of few MRI compatible medical cart manufacturers to make carts from non-magnetic or “weakly magnetic” materials including aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, and aluminum and brass attachment hardware. Metal construction makes Harloff carts sturdy and durable enough to withstand the daily rigors of medical use, yet our carts are tested and certified by an independent testing authority for safe use in MRI suites up to 3 Tesla level. This narrow seven drawer cart is secured by a BEST® brand lock on the cabinet, with two included keys.

Designed and built for safe use in the strong magnetic fields present in Magnetic Resonance Imaging suites, this non-magnetic MRI anesthesia cart is tested and certified by an independent testing authority to 3 Tesla level and meets the ASTM designation of “MR-Conditional”. This seven drawer cart comes with three commonly requested anesthesia accessories and secures with a BEST® brand lock on the cabinet with two keys. This non-magnetic MRI anesthesia cart is more narrow than our standard MRI carts, allowing it to fit into smaller areas while still providing ample storage for anesthesia supplies.

This nine drawer, MRI compatible pediatric cart is designed and built for safe use in the strong magnetic fields present in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) suites and meets the criteria for a “MR-Conditional” designation. The drawers of this cart feature their own breakaway lock and are multi-colored in a manner comparable to the Broselow color coding method which corresponds to pediatric patient size and age range. Other features of this cart include full extension drawer slides, 5? sealed ball-bearing casters, corner bumpers, a pull out shelf, a replaceable plastic top with integrated push handles and pre-threaded mounting holes for easy accessory attachment. Nine-Drawer Pediatric Emergency Cart Designed for MRI Environments The MR9B-PED combines pediatric emergency preparedness with MRI-compatible construction, making it an ideal solution for healthcare organizations that require pediatric emergency supplies within or near MRI environments. Built using non-magnetic or weakly magnetic materials, this cart is specifically designed for use in facilities where strong magnetic fields make traditional crash carts inappropriate or unsafe. While the MR9B-PED shares the pediatric-focused color-coded drawer organization found on the MDS3030B09PED pediatric cart, it is engineered around the unique requirements of MRI departments, pediatric imaging centers, children’s hospitals, and healthcare facilities that perform MRI procedures on infants and children. The following insights are based on common usage patterns and feedback from MRI departments, radiology teams, children’s hospitals, and healthcare facilities responsible for maintaining emergency readiness around MRI suites. What Clinical Teams Say About This Model “We needed pediatric emergency supplies available in the MRI area.” One challeng in MRI environments is balancing emergency preparedness with MRI safety requirements. Traditional crash carts contain ferromagnetic materials that can create significant safety concerns around MRI systems. Clinical teams around MRI suites need a dedicated solution that allows emergency supplies to remain readily accessible without introducing equipment that may be incompatible with the MRI environment. The MR9B-PED addresses this challenge by combining MRI-compatible construction with pediatric-specific emergency organization. “We didn’t want to give up the pediatric organization system.” Many hospitals already use pediatric crash carts organized around color-coded emergency response protocols. Because the MR9B-PED utilizes the same pediatric color-coded drawer concept as the MDS3030B09PED, staff in imaging suites can maintain familiar workflows and supply organization methods regardless of care location. This consistency can be particularly valuable when emergency response teams include clinicians from multiple departments. “The MRI-specific design features make everyday use easier.” Unlike a standard pediatric crash cart that has been adapted for MRI use, the MR9B-PED was designed specifically around MRI department workflows. The integrated horn-style push handles are commonly found on MRI-compatible carts and provide a durable, easy-to-grip design that eliminates the need for external side handles. The included pull-out shelf also provides a convenient workspace for documentation, supplies, or temporary equipment placement when needed. Differentiators About This Model MRI-Compatible Construction The primary reason this model exists is to support emergency preparedness in MRI environments. The MR9B-PED is specifically constructed from non-magnetic or weakly magnetic materials to support use in these specialized clinical environments. Pediatric-Specific Emergency Organization Unlike many MRI carts that focus solely on compatibility, this model maintains a pediatric-focused organizational structure. The color-coded drawer system helps support pediatric emergency workflows while allowing departments to standardize emergency supply organization. Pull-Out Shelf for Added Functionality The included pull-out shelf offers additional workspace without increasing the cart’s footprint. Clinical teams often use this feature for documentation materials, medication preparation, temporary supply staging, or workflow support during imaging procedures. Alternative Drawer Configuration Unlike the MDS3030B09PED, which places the multipurpose drawer at the bottom of the cart, the MR9B-PED positions the multipurpose drawer at the top. Many imaging departments find this arrangement convenient because frequently accessed miscellaneous supplies can be reached without bending or accessing lower drawers. Implementation Considerations Facilities evaluating the MR9B-PED should first determine whether MRI compatibility is required for their intended application. Organizations that do not need MRI-safe or MR-conditional equipment will often find the standard MDS3030B09PED cart provides similar pediatric organization at a lower overall cost. However, departments operating within MRI environments generally require specialized equipment specifically designed for magnetic field considerations. This model is particularly well suited for pediatric imaging centers, children’s hospitals, radiology departments, MRI suites, and healthcare organizations that routinely perform MRI procedures on infants and children. The Bottom Line This product is often best for facilities saying, “We need a pediatric emergency cart that is appropriate for use around MRI environments.”

For mobile or fixed storage, our versatile medical equipment storage cabinets provide high density and secure medical storage for valuable medical supplies used in surgical procedures. Designed around the most innovative modular tray system on the market and featuring your choice of door style for security and ease of access.