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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: 4464.96

Location: Germany, Bavaria
Rating: 93%

1456.9382046283 1,457

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: Instrument Cart

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

124.80066436382 125

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334182163

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: Instrument Cart

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

351.28766847504 351

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744152564

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: Instrument Cart

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

389.69785750615 390

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1103881649

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: Instrument Cart

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

179.10406247351 179

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7103882119

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: Instrument Cart

Location: Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia
Rating: 93%

185.72650885818 186

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824487462

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: 4464.96

Location: Germany, Bavaria
Rating: 93%

1891.3706874629 1,891

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144060194

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Device: Instrument Cart
Manufacturer: Maquet
Model: 4464.96

Location: Germany, Bavaria
Rating: 93%

1733.7564635077 1,734

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Instrument Cart may also be referred to as :

Surgical Table | Surgical Case Cart | Surgical Cart | Instrumentation Table | Case Cart | Cart, Surgical | Surgical Trolley

Tips for buying Instrument Cart

1. Case carts are available in a wide range of sizes and configurations.
2. These units should include several drawers or shelves for storage of surgical instruments and supplies.
3. To help separate contents in a logical fashion, dividers should be available as an option.
4. Large enough casters should provide stability during transport. At least 2 locks should be available to prevent unwanted movement.
5. Facilities should prefer carts with drawers and shelves that are made of a durable, sterilizable material - ideally stainless steel, as it resists corrosion and damage from chemicals. Other materials should be able to withstand impacts and shocks, as well as tolerate water temperature of 88°C.
6. There should be a cardholder to identify the cart.
7. To help users tailor the carts to meet their specific needs, manufacturers should offer a wide variety of accessories as options. Facilities can create the cart that best suits their needs by choosing the right accessories.
8. Stain and corrosion resistance are desirable features, as well as resistance to abrasion. Carts with chrome-plated steel are cheaper and may meet the buyer's requirements, but only if the cart is to be manually washed .
9. To help facilities with customizing units, some manufacturers provide design engineering and consulting services. Some also offer services for training central supply and OR personnel to use these units.
10. Buyers should keep in mind that manufacturers usually offer discounts for bulk purchases.