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  • Cabinets designed for organized storage and display of surgical instruments; they may also store small equipment and supplies. This furniture typically consists of multiple drawers, shelf, or drawer/shelf closed cabinet; some include special compartments for materials. Instrument-storage cabinets are available in multiple configurations (e.g., stand alone, wall mounted), the cabinets usually include sliding or hinged glass or stainless steel doors; some also include security locks. They are typically manufactured using stainless steel to avoid corrosion and permit ease of cleaning and sterilization. These cabinets are mostly used in operating and procedure rooms, including dental and ophthalmologic clinics and offices.
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