Specification for hospital trolleys for instruments, dressings and for anaesthetists' use including angular trolleys Ingestion-build-221493 Since 1993

Since 1993

the need to use BS 8888 becomes more pressing

ISO 6469‑1 is the first part of the multi-series standard that specifies safety requirements for rechargeable energy storage systems (RESS) of electrically-propelled road vehicles for the protection of persons

Note: BS 8587 does not cover the information and data required to deliver the operational asset

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Specification for hospital trolleys for instruments, dressings and for anaesthetists' use including angular trolleys Ingestion-build-221493 Since 19931 Scope This British Standard specifies the basic requirements relating to materials, dimensions, construction and electrical safety precautions for instrument trolleys and dressings trolleys of four sizes and angular trolleys, with rectangular loose shelves, for use in hospitals. NOTE Attention is drawn to Appendix A which lists information to be given by the purchaser when asking for a quotation or placing an order.