Product Description:

Scrub Vending and recycling Machine (VM-6003) offer a efficient monitor and control your scrub operation and increase hygiene levels. which suitable for healthcare,hospital, hotel, educational institutions,corporate office and manufacturing industry etc.

Users can choose scrubs,shoes based on size, or recycle the dirty used scrubs, allowing for a personalized experience.

Features:

• Product Name: RFID based scrub workclothes vending and recycling management solution
• operation solution: AI, RFID Label
• Keyword: Customized Scrub vending and managment solution
• Touch Screen: 21.5inch
• Recycle: Protect Suits, Protect Shoes
• Remote Management: GreenGuard Remote Management Platform
• Allow users download daily report, update stock, give alarms
• Large storage capacity up to 108 sets of protect suits or shoes
• Equipped with RFID card reader, face recognation,

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

• Hospitals and Medical Centers: Within these facilities, areas near the emergency room, locker rooms, or staff entrances can prove to be ideal. These are spots where staff might find it most convenient to grab a fresh set of scrubs before starting their shift or urgently replace them when needed.

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• Medical Schools and Universities: Placing a scrub vending machine in medical schools or near dormitories can cater to medical students who might need scrubs for practical classes or sudden hospital shifts.

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• Large healthcare facilities: If a facility is expansive, consider setting up multiple machines in different buildings or wings. This ensures that no matter where the staff or students are, they have convenient access.

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• Near Entrances: Placing these machines at entry points ensures that individuals can don fresh scrubs before proceeding further, thereby minimizing the risk of contamination.

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• Adjacent to cafeterias or restrooms: These areas witness a high footfall, and placing scrub vending machines nearby can encourage hygiene practices.

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• In High-Risk Areas: For medical facilities, placing them near entrances to ICUs, ERs, or other high-risk areas can be critical to maintaining sterile environments.

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