Anesthesia Carts
Anesthesia workstation carts in 3 through 7 drawer builds: 37 carts organized for induction workflow, airway supplies and controlled storage at the point of care.
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The OR Workstation On Wheels
Anesthesia carts carry a working day’s materials in induction order: airway on top, drugs secured, lines and circuits below. The builds here run 3 through 7 drawers with the lock provisions anesthesia practice expects, and drawer interiors take the divider systems from the accessories family so each provider’s layout standard carries across rooms.
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Each line opens its models with specifications per product.
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Everything MSEC carries in Anesthesia Carts, shown in full. Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer. For current pricing, lead time or a quote on a purchase order, call toll free 877-706-4480.
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Quick ViewSelect optionsAluminum Narrow Non-Magnetic MRI Cart w/ANS ACCS PKG., Key Lock & 6 Drawers
Item# NAM-K6NRMHRF $5,999.14 -
Quick ViewSelect optionsAluminum Standard Tall Anesthesia Cart w/ 6 Drawers & Proximity Lock
Item# 963333-APGTUWLH $5,733.48 -
Quick ViewSelect optionsSteel Standard Tall Anesthesia Treatment Cart w/ 6 Drawers & Simplex Lock
Item# 963333-USGTUWLH $2,230.97 -
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Quick ViewSelect optionsAluminum Standard Tall Anesthesia Cart w/ 6 Drawers & Electronic Lock
Item# 963333-AEGTUWLH $5,316.96 -
Quick ViewSelect optionsSteel Standard X-Tall Anesthesia Cart w/ 6 Drawers & Electronic Lock
Item# 966333-UEGXUWLH $3,674.34 -
Quick ViewSelect optionsSteel Standard Tall Anesthesia Treatment Cart w/ 5 Drawers & Key Lock
Item# 96633-UKGTUWLH $1,902.19 -
Quick ViewSelect optionsAluminum Standard Tall Anesthesia Cart w/ 5 Drawers & Electronic Lock
Item# 96633-AEGTUWLH $5,202.40 -
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Sizing The Anesthesia Cart
Six drawer builds are the workhorse for full OR days, five drawers serve procedure suites with tighter inventories, and the smaller counts cover block rooms and satellite locations. Match the count to the room’s case mix rather than buying tall everywhere, and keep one divider standard across the fleet so any provider can work any room.
Why Anesthesia Carts Are Specified By Room
Anesthesia carts are bought one room at a time because each OR and procedure room stocks differently. The anesthesia team lists what rides in the room by drawer, shallow drawers for airway stock and syringes, deeper drawers for circuits and bagged supplies, then the drawer count follows the list rather than the other way around. That is why this line runs from three drawer builds to seven: the compact end serves block rooms and satellite locations, the tall builds anchor primary ORs. Color is the other working specification. Anesthesia carts commonly run in a distinct color from the floor’s crash carts so nobody reaches for the wrong cart in a hard moment.
The Working Features Worth Comparing
Across the drawer counts, the features that matter daily are the same. Central key locking that secures every drawer in one turn. Full extension slides so the back of a deep drawer is reachable without unloading the front. A top rail and side accessory mounts for sharps, gloves and airway holders. Casters sized for the room’s cable mats, with brakes that hold the cart still during a case. Each product page lists these per model, and the desk at 877-706-4480 matches configurations against an anesthesia team’s stock list before an order ships.
Who Buys From This Line?
Hospital anesthesia departments outfitting ORs, ambulatory surgery centers standardizing across procedure rooms, dental surgery practices, veterinary surgical suites and training programs all buy from the same line, because the cart’s job is identical: stage the airway and medication stock for cases in a locked, mobile chassis. Facility size shows up only in drawer count and fleet size, not in the build itself.
How Does This Line Relate To Crash Carts?
The two look alike and must never be confused, which is why facilities run them in different colors. The anesthesia cart is a working cart, opened all day, stocked for planned cases. The crash cart is a sealed cart, opened only at a code, stocked to a resuscitation standard. Facilities buying both lines at once coordinate the color conventions in one order so the floor reads the fleet at a glance. The emergency crash carts line sits beside this one in the carts family.
Frequently Asked Questions
What drawer count fits a main OR anesthesia cart?
Six drawers is the common main-room build, with five serving procedure suites; all counts from 3 to 7 are below, each with models and specifications.
Do anesthesia carts include locking storage?
Lock provisions are built into the lines with specifics per model; pair cart locks with the facility’s pharmacy policy for controlled substances.
Can drawer interiors be standardized across rooms?
Yes, the divider and organizer systems in Medical Cart Accessories apply across these builds, which is how departments keep one layout standard.
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