In hospital mortuary placements where body-holding workflows require fluid containment without active drainage during the procedure, the RD-GT2, delivered through Medigear.uk, supports the groove plate form with bilateral large handles at a lower procurement cost than its drainage-active sibling, the RD-GT1. NHS Estates teams sourcing through Medigear.uk specify the RD-GT2 alongside RD-FT universal trays and RD-GT1 drainage trays in the standard mortuary tray procurement set — balancing universal body-holding, fluid containment, and active drainage capabilities across the trust's mortuary tray inventory.
In pathology and forensic workflows that operate intermediate body holding between washing operations, the RD-GT2 supports fluid containment during the holding interval without requiring the drainage water hole provided by the RD-GT1. The groove plate form contains incidental fluid release during body movement and transport, supporting infection-control protocols while simplifying the post-procedure cleaning routine compared with the integrated water hole on the RD-GT1.
For independent funeral homes and funeral-services groups where body holding involves brief intermediate stages between transport, refrigeration, preparation, and viewing, the RD-GT2, delivered through Medigear.uk, provides the groove-containment specification with large bilateral handles that support two-staff carry workflows. The two-handle configuration leaves the long sides clear for two-staff access during body positioning, and the universal 1940 × 580 mm dimension supports straight-through transfer between preparation tables and Roundfin equipment.
In mass-fatality response, pandemic response, mortuary contingency stockpiles, and field deployment operations where body trays must function in mixed-workflow scenarios, the RD-GT2 supports body holding with mild fluid containment during transport between sites, intermediate holding inside refrigerated containers, and routine body transfer operations. Medigear.uk supplies the trays to coronial overflow teams and trust contingency stockpiles as part of the standard mortuary tray procurement set.
