ET600 Emergency Crash Cart with 10 Drawers 6 Color Options for Hospital Code Organization

ET600 Emergency Crash Cart – Organized, Mobile, and Color-Coded for Rapid Response

The ET600 Emergency Crash Cart is designed to deliver essential medications, tools, and equipment swiftly and systematically in critical care situations. Featuring ten clearly organized drawers, robust construction, smooth mobility, and six color-coding options, it supports hospital standardization, improves code response efficiency, and maintains a ready-to-use state in dynamic clinical environments.

Product Overview:

This crash cart provides a centralized, mobile storage solution for emergency and resuscitation supplies. Its logical drawer layout allows for quick identification and access to items, reducing search time during emergencies. The cart is built to withstand frequent use, easy to clean, and integrates seamlessly into hospital code protocols through visual color identification.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Ten-Drawer Organized Storage:
  Equipped with ten individual drawers of varying depths, enabling systematic sorting of emergency drugs, airway supplies, IV accessories, and surgical tools. Drawers are designed for label application and quick visual checks.

• Six Color-Coded Options:
  Available in six distinct standard colors (e.g., Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, Gray, White) to support hospital color-coding systems for different departments, code types, or response teams, enhancing immediate identification and stock management.

• Durable & Cleanable Construction:
  Made from high-quality powder-coated steel and medical-grade ABS components, offering impact resistance and compatibility with hospital-grade disinfectants for infection control.

• Smooth & Secure Mobility:
  Four swivel casters (two with central locking brakes) ensure easy maneuverability in tight spaces and stable positioning when deployed. The sturdy frame supports a full load of emergency equipment.

• Ergonomic & Flexible Design:
  Features a flat top surface for temporary equipment placement or procedures. Optional accessories such as an IV pole, oxygen cylinder holder, or additional shelves can be configured to meet specific unit protocols.

Typical Configuration & Specifications: