Medical.Systems The all-round programme for transport, storage & service in health care facilities The Experts in Healthcare Logistics www.zarges.com Medical.Systems 2009

4 5 Service and EDP Logistics in the healthcare sector (page 6) EDP in logistics (page 10)

6 7 Logistics in the healthcare sector Logistics in the healthcare sector Clever strategies that lead you to your goal in just five steps Practical hardware systems are an essential factor in logistics – but well thought-through and optimised processes are just as important Where all elements dovetail perfectly, costs are cut, profits rise and productivity is boosted Everyone benefits – patients, staff and hospital management Strategic planning and consistent implementation of the ZARGES Logistics concepts boost efficiency lastingly in the healthcare sector and thus reduce costs significantly....

8 9 Logistics in the healthcare sector Logistics in the healthcare sector Phase 1 CONSULTING Together, we define the logical and necessary framework for your specific company. You determine the extent of the measures to be taken. Phase 2 ANALYSIS Each order is preceded by a comprehensive analysis of the specific structures and requirements. Analysis of structures A rough analysis is carried out in order to ascertain exactly where there is potential for improvement of the supply structures. The existing structures are mapped, examined and displayed. Then the potential for optimisation is located...

10 11 EDP in logistics For each subcompartment defined, a barcode label is generated, showing the article co-ordinates, the defined quantity ordered and a barcode. Requirements are defined by scanning the barcode labels. The data is transferred to the PC. Here, the requirements are translated into order quantities and a picking list is produced. Once the list of required articles has been drawn up, the booking is confirmed at the PC and a goods issue slip or delivery note is printed. The cost of the required articles is charged to the requesting unit. The quantity of goods required to refurbish...

12 13 Modules and modular baskets Modules and modular baskets Modules, modular baskets, accessories For secure well organised storage and safe stacking and conveying in the material flow. We offer a choice of two materials: ABS, light blue PC, transparent The products have the following features: Stackable Baskets can bear loads of up to 20 kg Medication module up to 15 kg Sealed floor providing protection against spilled liquids and dirt particles Simple attachment of the label holder, independent of the position of the lengthwise and crosswise dividers Can be subdivided as required, visual...

14 15 Modules and modular baskets Modules and modular baskets PC modules, PC modular baskets and PC dividers, 600 × 400 mm ñ–Polycarbonate (PC), transparent 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 PC half-modules and PC dividers, 300 × 400 mm ñ–Polycarbonate (PC), transparent No. Order No. Designation Dimensions (L × W × H, approx. mm) 1 46 002 PC half-module 300 × 400 × 50 2 46 003 PC half-module 300 × 400 × 100 3 46 006 PC half-module, can be subdivided 300 × 400 × 100 4 46 007 PC half-module, can be subdivided 300 × 400 × 50 PC submodule and dividers No. Order No. Designation Dimensions (approx. mm) 9 46 021...

16 17 Accessories for modules and modular baskets Accessories for modules and modular baskets 1 Label holder No. Description 1 for product, see page 18 T-piece (ABS), as connection No. Order No. Description Dimensions (L × W × H, approx. mm) 3 46 022 attached at specified break points 47 × 26 × 28 Drawer stop, greyish-white, one-piece No. Order No. Description 4 46 026 for modules and modular baskets Dividers for modules and modular baskets No. Description 2 for products, see pages 13 to 15 Divider fi xing No. Order No. Description Dimensions (L × W × H, approx. mm) 5 46 060 Steel, blue, powder-coated...

18 19 Labelling Optimisation of the supply cycle An efficient supply system revolves around a systematic control of the replenishment of the products that are consumed. The required products are stored in the modular cupboards in various subcompartments following the principle of First-in-/First-out. Each article is available in precisely the required quantity in a service compartment (= First out) and in a storage compartment (= First in). For each subcompartment defined, a barcode label is generated, showing the article co-ordinates, the defined order quantity and a barcode. Requirements are...

20 21 Support systems ABS support wall ISO with tilt function ABS, greyish-white Designed for drawer stop Thermoformed Each insert level can be loaded with up to 15 kg Automatic engagement of the basket in end position Hygienic border between support wall and body of cupboard One version, identical on left / right ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ABS support wall, tall cupboard Order No. Designation Dimensions (H × D, approx. mm) 46 121 ABS support wall with tilt function 955 × 567 46 122 ABS support wall with tilt function 955 × 367 Required mounting elements Order No. Designation Dimensions (L, approx....

22 23 Support systems Multifunction insert rails Insert rail: Aluminium, U-profile, anodised End caps: Plastic Length can be adjusted by changing the position of the end caps on the insert rail Can be inserted in multifunction notched rails Can be suspended in 3 positions: horizontal, 15° and 30° Can support loads of up to 15 kg ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– ñ– Functional notched rails For insert rails For hook-on telescopic drawer Steel, galvanised Protected against corrosion Insertion slots for telescopic drawers 46 013 – 46 016 in notch steps of 25 mm Perforation for insert rails Screwed permanently to the...