The NEW Model 1080 Pharmacy Cart will transport patient-specific medication from central pharmacy to medication rooms at each nurses station for storage in patient bins and is compatible with multiple medication packaging methods including unit dose envelopes. This medication cart was designed and tested in conjunction with a major Children’s Hospital to meet a fast paced, high volume, 24/7/365 performance criteria and has the capacity to store medications for over 20 nursing stations.

All pharmacy carts come with durable 6″ cushioned swivel casters to reduce noise and smooth transitions in and out of elevators. The internal drawer dividers can be changed to meet the size requirements of your medication packaging.

The Model 1080 Pharmacy Cart can also be adapted to accept the Pony Express Electric Tugger or mounted on the Pony Express Motorized Platform to allow for easy moving multiple medication carts or for installations with inclines or long haul requirements.

The 2085 PONY EXPRESS motorized medication cart offers a customizable platform that can be configured to your exact requirements with a motorized drive system to completely eliminate excessive push/pull forces exerted by caregivers.

Research studies conducted at the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety, have indicated that pull/push forces in excess of as little as 35 pounds contribute to musculoskeletal work place injuries in employees. This is why many hospitals have instituted requirements to limit the push/pull forces exerted by staff while moving equipment.

When these levels cannot be achieved on a manual medication cart because of weight, carpeting on floors, or inclines, a motorized solution such as the 2085 Pony Express motorized medication cart can reduce injuries and provide a significant return on your investment dollars.

The 1085 PONY EXPRESS motorized endoscopy cart offers a customizable platform that can be configured to your exact requirements with a motorized drive system to completely eliminate excessive push/pull forces exerted by caregivers.

Research studies conducted at the Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety, have indicated that pull/push forces in excess of as little as 35 pounds contribute to musculoskeletal work place injuries in employees. This is why many hospitals have instituted requirements to limit the push/pull forces exerted by staff while moving equipment.

When these levels cannot be achieved on a manual endoscopy cart because of weight, carpeting on floors, or inclines, a motorized solution such as the 1085 Pony Express motorized endoscopy cart can reduce injuries and provide a significant return on your investment dollars.