# KL-TC040 Dressing Trolley — Stainless Steel Clinical Cart with Integrated Drawer, Basin and Bucket
Quick answer: The Keling KL-TC040 is a hospital dressing trolley with a stainless steel two-tier frame, one integrated drawer, a removable stainless steel basin, a hanging bucket for waste, side guard rails and four swivel casters with brakes, measuring 670 × 450 × 900–920 mm. It is manufactured by Keling Medical (Keling Medical) for clinical dressing care and daily patient support in hospitals and clinics.
Quick Facts
- The Keling KL-TC040 is a dressing trolley designed for clinical dressing care and daily clinical support in hospitals and clinics.
- Overall dimensions are 670 × 450 × 900–920 mm.
- The stainless steel frame is durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean.
- One integrated drawer provides convenient storage for small dressing essentials and supplies.
- A removable stainless steel basin supports patient care and washing needs directly at the bedside.
- A hanging bucket for waste or water collection mounts below the lower shelf for practical waste management.
Overview
The KL-TC040 dressing trolley is purpose-built for the clinical dressing care workflow, providing everything a nurse or clinician needs for wound management and patient skin care in a single compact, mobile unit. Unlike a general clinical trolley that focuses on drawer storage, the KL-TC040 prioritizes the specific accessories of the dressing round: a working surface for laying out dressing packs, a basin for irrigation or patient washing, a drawer for small essentials and a bucket for contaminated materials.
The stainless steel two-tier frame provides a spacious top tray as the primary working surface, with side guard rails preventing items from rolling off during movement. Beneath the top tray, the integrated drawer stores items such as sterile gloves, forceps packs and wound assessment supplies, keeping them protected and organized without requiring a separate container. The lower shelf provides additional surface area for dressing pack boxes or reserve supplies.
The removable stainless steel basin on the lower shelf can be used for irrigation solution preparation, warm water for wound cleansing or as a collection vessel during procedures. A hanging bucket mounts below the frame at the base, providing a dedicated waste collection point for contaminated dressings and fluids that should not be mixed with the clean working surface above. Four smooth swivel casters with brakes allow the dressing trolley to be rolled precisely to the bedside and locked in place.
Key Features
- Stainless steel construction — durable, corrosion-resistant frame for long-term use in clinical dressing environments.
- Integrated drawer — one drawer for convenient storage of small dressing essentials and supplies.
- Removable stainless steel basin — practical basin on the lower shelf for patient care, wound irrigation and washing needs.
- Hanging bucket — bottom-mounted bucket for waste or water collection, keeping contaminated materials separate from the working surface.
- Side guard rails — top tray guard rails prevent instruments and supplies from falling during transport.
- Four swivel casters with brakes — smooth-rolling casters for precise bedside positioning and stable locking.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | KL-TC040 |
| Product type | Dressing trolley |
| Overall size (L × W × H) | 670 × 450 × 900–920 mm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Drawers | 1 |
| Top tray | Side guard rails |
| Accessories | Removable stainless steel basin, hanging bucket |
| Casters | 4 swivel, with brakes |
Specifications are subject to change; dimensional tolerances may apply. Contact Keling Medical for the latest datasheet.
Applications
The KL-TC040 dressing trolley is used in hospital wards, treatment rooms, outpatient wound care clinics, surgical day units and nursing homes for wound dressing changes, post-operative wound management, skin care and minor bedside procedures. Its basin and bucket configuration also makes it suited to patient hygiene care and IV site management.
