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LUVXOM SH3-A-8-1

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LUVXOM SH3-A-8-1

Product Code: HFAF-SAS-2976

57 kg Fixed-Height Medication Round Trolley with Four Drawers in Two Depths, Two Waste Bins, a 2 L Box, Two Baskets and a Mounted Display

The LUVXOM SH3-A-8-1 is a nursing trolley from LUVXOM, designed for medication rounds, with stock, waste, and a screen all travelling together. The 490 by 545 mm deck is fixed at 925 mm, four drawers in two depths sit below it, and two waste bins, a 2 L box and two baskets hang externally on a 57 kg chassis. Available through Medigear.uk.

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Medical Supply Trolleys

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Hospital Furniture & Fixtures

Condition

New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

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Supplier: Medigear

Storage is the focus of this nursing trolley. Four drawers sit beneath the deck in two depths: the upper pair at 350 by 400 by 105 mm, the lower pair at 350 by 400 by 150 mm. Worked through, that comes to roughly 71 litres across the four. The split is sensible, not arbitrary. Shallow drawers suit blister packs, ampoules and dosette trays laid flat, while deeper ones take boxes, bottles and fluid bags that would otherwise be stacked and hidden.

Six further fittings sit around the outside. Two waste bins, a 2 L box, a hanging basket for that box and two ABS baskets are all listed. Between them, a round can generates and contains its own waste without anything being carried back, and consumables can live on the outside of the trolley where they are reached without opening a drawer. Note the wording on the 2 L container. LUVXOM calls it a toolbox rather than a sharps container, and on a nursing trolley those are not interchangeable, so the intended use needs confirming.

The weight follows from that: At 57 kg, this is half as heavy as the next largest reference here, and with a 50 kg load allowance, a fully stocked unit approaches 107 kg. That is a genuine manual handling figure rather than a specification detail, particularly on a ramp or a threshold. Height is fixed at 925 mm with only the screen moving, through 100 mm on a constant force bracket.

What the sheet never gives is any base dimension, so the footprint of the largest trolley in the range cannot be checked against a doorway. Medigear.uk obtains it before offering this nursing trolley.

The medication round is what a nursing trolley of this configuration exists for. A drug round moves through a bay, stopping at each bed, and everything needed must be aboard: stock in the drawers, the record on the screen, waste contained on the outside, and consumables within reach. Four drawers in two depths let a ward separate what it dispenses from what it uses, and around 71 litres is enough for a full round on a busy bay without restocking midway.

Waste handling on a nursing trolley deserves its own mention. Two bins fitted externally mean packaging, gloves and wrappers are dealt with at the bedside rather than accumulating on the deck, and the hanging basket keeps the 2 L box within reach without occupying the working surface. The sheet does not establish whether that box is intended for sharps. A drug round generates sharps, and a container for them has requirements a general toolbox does not meet, so this is a question to settle rather than assume.

Two practical constraints apply to any nursing trolley of this size. The first is weight: 57 kg empty and around 107 kg loaded makes this a substantial thing to move, and while a level ward floor presents no problem, ramps, lifts and thresholds warrant an assessment. The second is security, since no locking arrangement is published for the drawers, and medicines storage on a mobile trolley ordinarily requires one.

Medigear.uk establishes the locking provision, base footprint, and waste bin capacities before placing this trolley on a ward.

Two Drawer Depths, Not One

Shallow trays for flat stock and deeper ones for boxed items mean a ward is not forced to stack everything to a single height and lose sight of what is underneath.

Substantial Capacity

About 71 litres across four drawers covers a full round on a busy bay, which removes the trip back to the treatment room partway through.

Waste Contained at the Bedside

Two fitted bins mean packaging and gloves are dealt with where they are generated, rather than piling up on the working surface.

Everything Reachable Without Opening a Drawer

Two ABS baskets and a hanging basket keep frequently used items on the outside of the trolley, where a hand finds them without stopping.

Viewing Height Remains Variable

Although the surface cannot be raised, a counterbalanced arm shifts the screen across 100 mm on its own.

Heavy Display Supported

The bracket carries up to 19 kg, so you can mount an all-in-one machine, with pitch adjustment lost above 8 kg.

Shared Working Dimensions

The keyboard rack and expansion table match the SH3-A references, so a ward running several LUVXOM models can use one set of measurements.

Deck Left Clear

With stock in drawers, waste in bins and consumables in baskets, the 490 by 545 mm surface stays available for the task rather than for storage.

Two Upper Drawers, 350 by 400 by 105 mm

Shallow internal depth suited to flat-packed stock.

Two Lower Drawers, 350 by 400 by 150 mm

Deeper trays for boxes, bottles and bagged items.

Roughly 71 Litres of Drawer Space

Derived from the four published internal figures combined.

Two External Waste Bins

Fitted to the outside of the trolley, capacities not published.

A 2 L Box and Hanging Basket

Listed by LUVXOM as a toolbox with a basket to carry it.

Two ABS Baskets

External containers for consumables kept within reach.

Deck Ffixedat 925 mm

One working height, toleranced to 20 mm, with no lift for the surface.

Countertop of 490 by 545 mm

Matching the SH3-A references in this range.

Trolley Weight of 57 kg

The heaviest chassis LUVXOM publishes, quoted to within 2 kg.

Screen Bracket Travel of 100 mm

Constant force lifting, independent of the fixed deck.

Display Ratings of 8 and 19 kg

Tilt remains usable on the lower rating alone.

Four-inch silent castors

Medical universal wheels, with braking not stated on the sheet.

Judged as a medication-round nursing trolley, this is a complete piece of equipment. Roughly 71 litres across four drawers in two useful depths, two waste bins, two baskets, a boxed container, and a screen bracket rated to 19 kg cover what a round actually requires, and the deck stays clear because nothing has to live on it. The weight is the honest consequence: 57 kg empty and near 107 kg loaded, which is a manual handling question rather than a footnote. Two omissions carry more weight than that. No drawer locking is published, and a trolley holding medicines on an open ward ordinarily requires it. No base dimension appears either, so the footprint of the largest reference in the range cannot be checked against a door. Medigear.uk resolves the pair with LUVXOM before quoting this nursing trolley.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Four drawers in two depths. The upper two measure 350 by 400 by 105 mm internally, and the lower two 350 by 400 by 150 mm, for roughly 71 litres combined. The shallow pair suits blister packs and ampoules laid flat; the deeper pair suits boxes, bottles, and bagged fluids.

The sheet does not say, and on a nursing trolley intended for medicines, that is the most consequential omission. Any unit holding drugs on a ward ordinarily requires a lock, and controlled drugs require more than that.LUVXOM establishes the locking arrangement before this reference is offered.

Six items hang on the nursing trolley: two waste bins, a 2 L box, a hanging basket for that box and two ABS baskets. They hang on the outside of the trolley, so waste and frequently used consumables are within reach without opening a drawer or clearing the deck.

LUVXOM describes it as a toolbox, not a sharps container, and the two are not interchangeable on a drug round. A sharps container has design and disposal requirements that a general box does not meet. This confirms what the 2 L container is actually intended for, rather than assuming it.

The trolley alone is 57 kg with a 2 kg tolerance, and the load allowance is 50 kg, so a fully stocked unit sits near 107 kg. On level ward flooring, that is manageable, but ramps, lifts and thresholds justify a manual handling assessment before the trolley is put into service.

No. A single figure of 925 mm is quoted with no lifting method named, so the working surface is fixed at standing height. Only the display shifts on a counterbalanced arm across 100 mm, so the viewing height is set without the deck moving at all.

No explanation appears. Every other trolley of this type in the range publishes a base figure, and its absence here is awkward because this is the largest and heaviest reference, so the footprint matters most for doorway and bay clearance. We obtain the dimension directly from LUVXOM.

Drawer locking, base footprint, waste bin capacities, intended use of the 2 L box, castor braking, whether a push handle is fitted, power arrangement, column material, disinfection guidance, the safety standard applied, warranty, and UK approval.