FIRST AID METAL FIRST AID CABINETS Secure storage for fi rst aid equipment


• Solid metal construction with key lockable doors. • Style No. FAD2183 supplied with BS 8599 compliant medium fi rst aid kit .


KIT CONTENTS


2 Bandages, Conforming 3 Bandages, Triangular 2 Dressings, Burn 3 Dressings, Eye Pad 3 Dressings, Finger 4 Dressings, HSE Medium 3 Dressings, HSE Large 2 Foil Blankets, Adult 9 Gloves, Pairs


1 Guidance Leafl et 60 Plasters, Washproof Assorted 1 Resuscitation Face Shield 1 Shears 2 Tapes, Microporous 30 Wipes, Cleansing 1 Eye Wash, Bottle 500ml 40 Plasters, Washproof Assorted


Code


FAD2039 FAD2183


300H EVACUATION CHAIR


Evacuation chair suitable for a quick evacuation down stairs.


• Easy to use, can be operated by one person.


• Each chair comes supplied with hooks to allow for wall mounting, restraints help keep patients secure when moving and a photoluminescent sign is provided.


• Maximum weight capacity : 182kg


Code FAD0090


Price £709.00


SINGLE USE SHARPS DISPOSAL KIT Protect yourself from sharp hazards and dispose of effectively .


• Compact, disposal solution for workers who may come into contact with discarded sharps.


• 0.2 litre disposal unit enables you to discard used needles and syringes safely.


• Complies to HSE requirements.


Kit Contents Biohazard Bag


Cleansing Wipe


8ml Disinfectant Spray Forceps


Gloves (Pair) 0.2L Sharps Container Code FAD2144


Price £7.99


Code 148


FAD2147 FAD2148 FAD2152 FAD2146


Size


0.2 litre 1 litre 3.75 litre 7 litre


Price


£3.25 £3.99 £4.99 £5.99


STORAGE DESIGN LTD TEL:01446772614 www.storage-design.ltd.uk info@storage-design.ltd.uk


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1 1 1 1 1


FAD2148 FAD2152 FAD2146


BS 8599-1 Compliant


SDL ~ Safety Sign Catalogue 2020


FAD2039 Description


First Aid Cabinet Stocked First Aid Cabinet


Size (H x W x D)


460 x 300 x 140mm 460 x 300 x 140mm


FAD2183 Price


£49.75 £79.99


SHARPS DISPOSAL CONTAINERS Designed for safe and effective disposal of contaminated sharps .


• Safe and easy to use with universally recognised markings. • Each box can be safely incinerated or disposed of by other recommended methods.


• Can be safely used for sharps contaminated with non cytotoxic/ cytostatic medicinal products and residues.


• Comply with BS7320:1990, UN3291, AFNOR NFX 30-500 and ISO 9002.


• HSE regulations require healthcare workers (and other employees as identifi ed in risk assessment) to have effective arrangements for the safe disposal of sharps .


FAD2147


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