Stainless Steel Medical Cupboard

A stainless steel medical cupboard is a purpose-built storage unit for medical instruments, laboratory equipment, and hand tools in hospital and research settings. It is constructed from 304 stainless steel with a stable cabinet body and a finely treated surface that is easy to clean and corrosion resistant. The cupboard is offered in two installation forms - built-in (recessed into the wall) and surface-mounted - so it can be integrated flush with the cleanroom wall where floor space is tight, or stood freely where a recess is not available. Doors are upper and lower sliding doors, which slide horizontally instead of swinging into the corridor and divide the interior into separate zones for classified storage of different instrument groups. Two height levels are available, the regular version and the tall version, matching different wall heights and storage volumes. Finished outer dimensions cover 900 x 350 x 1300 mm and 900 x 350 x 1700 mm, with matching wall-opening cutout sizes of 870 x 350 x 1270 mm and 870 x 350 x 1670 mm.
In a hospital or lab renovation, the hardest part of fitting a built-in cupboard is not the cabinet itself but getting the wall opening right. If the contractor frames the recess to a guessed size, the cupboard either jams in the opening or leaves an ugly gap that must be patched with stainless trim. To remove that risk, this line is quoted as a matched pair: the finished outer dimension (900 x 350 x 1300 or 1700 mm) and the corresponding wall cutout (870 x 350 x 1270 or 1670 mm) are supplied together, so the civil team frames the wall to a known size. The upper and lower sliding doors then save corridor space that a hinged door would consume, which is a real benefit in operating-room auxiliary passages where staff and carts pass constantly.