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Emergency trolleys & crash carts

Organise essential emergency equipment around your department’s requirements. Explore drawer layouts and accessory options for ready access to resuscitation supplies in hospitals and critical care environments.

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Medical Trolleys & Healthcare Carts

Explore medical trolleys, carts, storage, furniture and equipment designed to support safer, more organised healthcare environments. The Tasman range includes practical solutions for emergency response, medication management, procedures, clinical storage, patient care and healthcare technology.


Designed and manufactured in New Zealand, our products combine durable materials, easy-clean surfaces and flexible configurations for long-term clinical use. Select from established designs or talk with our team about adapting the size, storage layout, colour and accessories to meet your facility’s requirements. International shipping is available through trusted freight partners.

 

Emergency Trolley

Tasman’s Emergency Trolleys are purpose-built for fast, organised, and dependable access to essential medical equipment in hospitals, intensive care units, emergency departments, and clinical settings. 

Explore the range

Select a product to review its details, options and supporting information.

Plan your configuration

Tell us about your clinical application, equipment and available space. We can help review suitable sizes, layouts and compatible options.

International enquiries

We work with hospitals, healthcare organisations and distributors. Share your location and project quantities so we can discuss supply requirements.

Information for procurement

Need dimensions, product information or support with your shortlist? Explore resources and support, or contact our team.

Discuss your department’s requirements

Share your intended use, preferred configuration, quantities and destination. Our team will help you take the next step.

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