Description
First-aid cabinet made of plastic provides organised storage for occupational first-aid materials in laboratories, workshops and technical facilities. The white plastic housing contains 10 compartments that keep dressings, plasters and related emergency supplies visibly separated and easy to inventory. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 2,200 kg, the cabinet offers a relatively lightweight enclosure that simplifies mounting or repositioning within safety zones. Clear compartment layout helps staff locate items quickly during minor incidents and supports routine stock checks required by workplace first-aid programmes. This first-aid cabinet from manufacturer GRAMM medical health belongs with dressing boxes, eye-wash stations and other personal-protection equipment used in laboratory occupational safety. Plastic construction presents a practical outer surface for everyday laboratory corridors and technical areas. Facilities that need a compact, multi-compartment cabinet without the mass of a steel unit will find this design suitable for orderly access to first-aid consumables while maintaining a tidy, dedicated storage point.
This article is part of First aid, fire & emergency equipment, in Emergency & first aid.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Material: Plastic
- Colour: White
- Compartments: 10
- Weight: 2,200 kg
- Product type: First-aid cabinet
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First-aid cabinet made of plastic, white, 10 compartments, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes GRAMM medical health for laboratory use. It sits in First aid, fire & emergency equipment, inside Emergency & first aid, in Lab safety equipment.
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