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  • Heavy duty carts designed for organized storage and local transportation of tools inside a particular area of a healthcare facility. These carts typically consist of a wide, multi-drawer cart with wheels of ball-bearing sliders, and locking systems. They typically include 1 m (40 in) or wider drawers that have a weight capacity of 100 kg (220 lb) or more each. Most tool storage carts are made of metals (e.g., steel, aluminum) with a painting or coating (e.g., epoxy) that can resist acids and/or solvents, most cabinets have holders to keep tools in place. Some carts are available with a working surface where tools (e.g., drills) can be mounted, others may include a detachable tool chest on their top to facilitate tool handling. Tool carts are used in healthcare facilities for preventive maintenance and/or fixing of medical devices and other equipment; the carts are usually moved manually but electrically (battery) operated carts are also available.
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