Aeromedical First-Aid Case | Rapid deployment, medical-grade protection
Built for high reliability and frequent disinfection
| Applications | EMS, aeromedical, emergency stock |
| Protection | IP66 overall, IP67 for critical inner pods |
| Structure & Materials | Monolithic/deep-drawn; dual seals; perimeter ribs |
| Portability & Shock | Drop-resistant, stop hinges, medical quick latches |
Key Features
- Pressure equalization vent
- Modular, color-coded bays
- Sealed backplates for windows/ports
Tech Specs
- Finish: hard anodizing + sealing / medical-grade powder
- Gaskets: EPDM/silicone, low compression set
- Latch spacing: 150–200 mm on long edges
Options
- RFID/barcode asset tracking
- Internal lighting/power port
Testing
- IP66, 1.0 m multi-face drop
- Disinfectant compatibility
FAQ
- Q: Why dual seals for medical use?
A: Redundancy against frequent cleaning, disinfectants, and pressure fluctuations; improves long-term IP stability. - Q: Which finishes resist disinfectants?
A: Sealed hard anodizing or medical-grade chemical-resistant powder. Provide your disinfectant list for compatibility checks. - Q: Can compartments be reconfigured quickly?
A: Yes—modular trays with color coding and tool-less latches allow re-layout in minutes. - Q: Is there provision for tamper evidence?
A: Add a seal wire hole or disposable tamper seals on latches. - Q: Can it integrate power or lighting?
A: Optional sealed DC port and low-voltage LED strip with protected wiring channel. - Q: How does the pressure equalization vent work?
A: It passes air slowly to equalize pressure while blocking water ingress (per IEC 60529) and most dust. - Q: What drop tests do you support?
A: Typical 1.0 m multi-face with loaded mass; we can validate higher per your spec. - Q: Are the interiors easy to sanitize?
A: Smooth radiused corners, removable liners/trays; avoid absorbent fabrics in medical configs.