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LifeDefender™ Snap N' Stow™ Bin Organizing System

Snap N Stow unit in ambulance

Convenience & Safety All In ONe

Our revolutionary, patent-pending Snap N' Stow™ Bin Organizing System, which revolutionizes the storage, usage, and replenishment of patient items within ambulances. 

This innovative system promises to streamline the organization process, enhancing efficiency and accessibility for medical personnel while ensuring that essential items are readily available when needed.

Key Benefits & Features

  • Mechanically formed material and fastened joints hold up in crash testing without splintering or shattering, unlike adhesive-bonded competitors
  • When locked onto the wall, the bins pass all meet J3058 crash test requirements
  • Lid slams and latches shut for safety and holds open for ease of use
  • Dual-function handle locks bin to wall for safety in the ‘down’ position and becomes a carrying handle in the ‘up’ position
  • Removable to support patient care outside the vehicle and to allow for easy re-stocking at a central location
  • Repositionable within the ambulance to allow EMT to more effectively and safely attend to the patient while in transit
Snap N' Stow unit with handle up
Snap N' Stow unit closed
Snap N' Stow unit with top open

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