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CARTS SHELVING Workcenters 2016 HEALTHCARE PRODUCT CATALOG Carts View & share the latest shelving Metro catalog at www.metro.com/catalog WorkCenters Advantage Metro. Looking for Professional Services Available: high-touch services? • “Space Audits” to Maximize Your Storage Potential • Product Planning and Room Layout • Project Quoting and Management Metro can make everything • 3D Product and Application Visualization from application visualization • Custom Product Design and Engineering to custom packaging easy. • Product Prototyping and Samples • Custom Packaging “Let us help manage your space. Take advantage of our layout and design services.” Plan View Elevation View Notes: - Dimensions Rounded to the Nearest 1/8". - Customer is Responsible for Site Preparations to Accommodate Product. - Verify Actual Site Meaurements Prior to Order Placement. - Countertops to be Laminate and Drawer/Door Pulls to be Slate Blue for workcenter & Taupe for Cart. Visit MetroConfigurator.com to test drive our web based software, developed to give you the power to manage your space. You can configure individual products or do an entire room layout. Try it today! Protect your investment with our Enhanced Service Program, Metro ESPSM Design & Deployment Preventive Extended Layout Services Maintenance Warranty Metro® Metro® Metro® Advance Maintain Assurance Time is money… Free up your valuable Protect your investment Metro has created a seamless resources and get and keep clinicians process designed to get you proactive… Preventive efficient... Safeguard your up and running as quickly as maintenance is a critical step to equipment against unplanned possible. Certified technicians enhanced efficiency, and Metro downtime. Extended warranty and professional support helps you think ahead. Timed options and rapid response ensure proper installation of inspections by our trained from Metro help increase all your critical components and certified technicians will system reliability and keep and training of your staff. help lower your total cost of operating costs under control. ownership and maximize the life of your investment. Fast, responsive, courteous service— with the knowledge and expertise that only Metro can provide. healthcare SOlUtIONS GUIDe c O N t e N t S Value added Services ...................Inside Front cover-3 table of contents .................................................. 4-5 Metro Shelving Systems ........................................ 6-7 Polymer Shelving Solutions............................. 8-29 MetroMax Platform Overview .....................................10-11 MetroMax i Shelves & Posts ........................................12-13 MetroMax 4 Shelves & Posts .......................................14-15 MetroMax Q Shelves & Posts .......................................16-17 casters, Pull & Push handles .......................................18-19 Mobile Shelving Units & Utility carts ..........................20-21 MetroMax Platform accessories .................................22-29 Wire and Solid Shelving Solutions ................. 30-71 Wire/Polymer hybrid Shelving ...................................32-35 easy-adjust Shelving & carts ......................................36-39 Wire Shelving, carts & trucks .....................................40-49 casters & accessories for Wire Shelving ......................50-64 Solid Shelving & accessories .......................................66-68 light-Duty Wire Shelving & accessories .......................... 69 heavy-Duty Solid Shelving & accessories ...................70-71 Wall Shelving & Carts .................................... 72-89 Wall Shelving & Storage Systems ................................74-82 Premium Polymer Utility carts ........................................ 83 Polymer Utility carts ..................................................84-86 Utility carts ................................................................87-88 heavy-Duty Utility carts.................................................. 89 High-Density Storage, Dunnage & Security .....................................90-109 high-Density Movable aisle Shelving .........................92-99 Vertical high-Density Shelving ...................................... 100 Dunnage racks & Shelves .......................................101-102 Security Storage .....................................................103-107 Seismic Shelving .....................................................108-109 1.800.992.1776 May, 2016 C o n te n ts Enclosed Storage, Transport & WorkStations .........................................112-139 Overview ........................................................................ 113 cart Overview ................................................................ 114 Procedure carts — Modular ..................................... 115-123 Supply Units/carts/cabinets & accessories ............. 124-130 Mobile Workcenters ............................................... 131-132 Stationary Workcenters & accessories .................... 133-134 Overhead Units & accessories ................................. 135-136 Specialty Units/Storage & accessories ..................... 137-139 Carts .........................................................140-189 carts Overview ............................................................... 141 Medication & transfer carts — lionville ................... 142-143 emergency carts ..................................................... 144-149 Procedure carts — Polymer ..................................... 150-160 Procedure carts — Metal ......................................... 161-175 case carts ............................................................... 176-177 Specialty carts and Storage .................................... 178-181 Storage & transport/exchange carts ....................... 182-186 totes, Slides & accessories ............................................. 187 linen carts and trucks ............................................ 188-189 Work Stations ...........................................190-195 Process tables & accessories ................................... 191-194 Worktables & accessories .............................................. 195 qwikSIGHT Basket Supply System ........................... 196-197 terms and conditions ............................................. 198-200 Index ......................................................... Inside Back cover locations ............................................................. Back cover WWW.M e t r O. c OM 5 LEAN C ® D E Metro S I G N stands alone. Leading the industry in stability, mobility and efficiency. ® ™ ® Super erecta Pro™ type 304 ™ chrome Plated MetroMax i MetroMax 4 MetroMax Q Stainless Steel Metroseal 3 & BrIte Quick-to-clean. Ultimate lifetime corrosion Proof with Durable & cleanable. long life Use in the the Original Wire Shelving Basic Storage and transport Quick-to-adjust. the Original...reinnovated. Storage and Unrivaled Value. toughest environments. for Wet environments. for Dry environments. handling System. H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection Corrosion Protection H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Cleanability Cleanability Cleanability Cleanability Cleanability Cleanability Cleanability H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Tear Resistance Tear Resistance Tear Resistance Tear Resistance Tear Resistance Tear Resistance Tear Resistance H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility Stability & Mobility $$$$ $$$ $$$ $$ $$$$$ $ $ Relative Price Relative Price Relative Price Relative Price Relative Price Relative Price Relative Price Superior materials and design for every application. Robust Corners and Frames • Proven Stability Durable Finishes • Advanced Polymer Materials • Type 304 Stainless Steel Easy-to-Adjust in Increments of 1" (25mm) Metro incorporates several elements in its product design to support cleaning protocols: ® ® MIcrobaN and the MIcrobaN • Microban® antimicrobial product protection helps keep shelves “cleaner symbol are registered trademarks of the AN CLE Microban Products company, huntersville, Nc. between cleanings” by inhibiting the growth of mold, mildew, fungus, and D E bacteria that cause odors and stains on the shelf surface. S I G N SupportS good • Advanced polymer and other proprietary finishes provide corrosion resistance 6 HACCP R • Smooth rounded corners to allow for easier cleaning proceSSeS MetroMax i® “Ultimate storage and handling system with a lifetime guarantee” MetroMax 4™ “Corrosion Proof with Unrivaled Value” MetroMax Q® “Quick to Clean, Quick to Adjust Quick to Assemble” Super Adjustable Super Erecta® “The easiest to adjust wire shelving system ever” qwikSLOT™ “Add-A-Shelf, Remove-A-Shelf . Instantly” Super Erecta Pro™ “Durable and Cleanable. The original — reinnovated.” Super Erecta® “The Original Wire Storage and Handling System” Drop Mat™ “Provides density and containment economically” Super Erecta® Solid “A solid performer in the proven Super Erecta style” 7 NEW Stability is in our corner. (failure is not an option) MetroMax Platform. 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