Lojer Anaesthetic Trolley 650: Stainless Steel Trolley with Six Drawers

What an anaesthetic trolley does

The anaesthetic trolley holds the drugs, airway devices, cannulation kit and monitoring accessories that the anaesthetist needs within reach. It is wheeled to the head end of the table for each case, so it must be easy to move, stable when parked and simple to clean between patients.

Good organisation matters for safety as well as speed. Standardised drawer layouts reduce errors and make it easier to check stock before each list. For ideas on what goes where, see anaesthesia trolley contents.

Published features of the trolley 650

The trolley is built from stainless steel and has six smoothly sliding drawers, one of which is lockable. A side rail holds suction bottles, scopes, a blood pressure meter, catheters and similar equipment. It moves on 125 mm antistatic castors, two of which have brakes.

Dimensions are 540 mm wide, 785 mm long and 850 mm high, and the safe working load is 100 kg.

• Stainless steel construction
• Six drawers, one lockable
• Side rail for suction bottles, scopes, BP meter and catheters
• Antistatic 125 mm castors, two with brakes
• 540 x 785 x 850 mm; safe working load 100 kg

Why stainless steel

Stainless steel is robust, tolerates repeated disinfection and does not chip like painted surfaces. In a humid climate with frequent cleaning, durability of the finish matters. Check the quality of welds and edges, and how drawer runners cope with cleaning fluids.

Ask the supplier which disinfectants are approved and how the drawers should be cleaned. Record cleaning in the room log.

Layout, security and ergonomics

With six drawers, plan standardised content for each: airway equipment, intravenous access, drugs, emergency items and disposables. One lockable drawer can hold controlled drugs or items that should be secured, according to local policy.

The side rail allows frequently used items, such as a suction bottle, to be mounted within reach. Check that the trolley fits beside your table and anaesthesia machine, and whether the height suits your team.

In a busy list, an anaesthetist may open several drawers in quick succession, so check that the drawers glide smoothly with a full load, do not rattle during movement and close firmly.

Selecting a trolley for your department

Compare size, drawer count, load rating, castors and finish, and consider the number of trolleys per theatre. Our anaesthesia trolley guide covers selection in more detail, while anaesthesia trolley price factors explains what influences a quotation without quoting figures.

Other Lojer equipment for the theatre is listed on the Lojer brand page.

Infection control, stock checks and checklist

Treat the trolley as a high-touch surface: wipe the top, handles and side rail between cases, clean the drawers on a fixed schedule and keep opened items out of the drawers between patients. A smooth stainless steel finish helps, but the routine matters more than the material.

Before you buy, check door and corridor widths, the space beside the table and the number of trolleys per room. Ask about the warranty, spare castors and drawer parts, and include the trolley in the preventive maintenance plan. Agree with the anaesthesia team who restocks the trolley and who checks the lockable drawer.

• Wipe handles, top and side rail between cases
• Standardise drawer content and label it
• Check castors and brakes regularly
• Agree restocking and lock-drawer responsibilities

Ordering in the UAE

Confirm the registration status of the model in the UAE, quantities, and the arrangements for delivery and warranty. Beckfinity's specialists can prepare a quotation from the product page or via our contact page.