Double Column Half Height Mobile Medical Storage Cabinet w/ key lock

This half height, double column medical storage cabinet on wheels is more mobile than it’s larger counterparts and can be used like a cart or as a small stationary storage cabinet. The MSPM42-00GK comes with key locking tempered glass double doors, and can be outfitted with a selection of locking options including badge entry or a WiFi-capable lock. Designed for quick access to medical instruments and supplies, you can customize your cabinet with any combo of trays, baskets or shelves which mount into side panels creating a system of multiple organization possibilities. Doors can open up to 270 degrees, and modular trays can be pulled out at an angle with “clip-on" locking safety features for safe, easy access. Our unmatched quality of construction and industry best 5" quiet rolling Tente® casters provide superior mobility, making this one of the premier medical cabinets on wheels for your medical storage.

• • Unmatched quality of construction ­ built to last using professional grade design and manufacturing for medical-grade applications
• • Largest selection of locking options in the industry including badge entry and WiFi-capable locks
• • Improved, better refined aesthetics featuring sleek door handles and hinged doors
• • Stacks flush with walls or other cabinets ­ we don’t use easily misplaced removable handles or bulky exterior hardware
• • Doors can swing up to 270 degrees, great for leaving cabinets open during busy days
• • Features a true 24" interior cabinet depth able to store boxes two feet deep
• • Customize your cabinet with any combo of trays, baskets, shelves or accessories/packages
• • Interior side panels allow 19 insertion points within each column creating a system of multiple organization possibilities
• • Modular trays can be pulled out at an angle, and “clip-on" locking safety features help minimize the risk of falling trays
• • Optional dimming LED lights toggle on/off when the door is open, ideal for use in surgical areas for better procedural vision