Empty First Aid Cabinets and Boxes

E-firstaidsupplies.com offers an assortment of empty first aid cabinets, bags, and boxes that allow you to assemble a first aid kit that fits your specific needs. Stocking an empty bag or box with quality equipment and supplies allows you to completely customize your kit for emergency situations that you are most likely to encounter. E-firstaidsupplies.com offers bags and boxes in a variety of shapes and sizes so that you can build the perfect custom first aid kit that you need.

Should You Choose a Plastic or Metal Cabinet First Aid Box?

The choice between metal and plastic depends on the environment. Our plastic cabinets are good for boats, automotive, and home use. Metal cabinets are good for industrial and professional situations.

Benefits of Using Metal First Aid Cabinets

Metal first aid cabinets offer several advantages, making them an ideal choice for various environments:

• Durability: Metal cabinets are robust and can withstand harsh conditions, making them suitable for industrial settings where they might be exposed to heavy use or environmental stress.
• Security: Many metal cabinets come with locking mechanisms, providing an added layer of security to ensure that the contents are only accessible to authorized personnel.
• Fire Resistance: Metal is inherently more fire-resistant than plastic, offering better protection for the contents in case of a fire.
• Longevity: Due to their sturdy construction, metal cabinets typically have a longer lifespan compared to their plastic counterparts.

Choosing the Right Size for Your Needs

Selecting the appropriate size for your metal first aid cabinet is crucial to ensure it meets your specific requirements. Consider the following:

• Small (10-person kit): Ideal for small offices or home use where fewer supplies are needed.
• Medium (25-person kit): Suitable for medium-sized workplaces or community centers.
• Large (50 to 100-person kits): Best for large industrial sites or public venues where a higher volume of supplies is necessary.

Where Should First Aid Metal Kits Be Stored Safely?

The cabinet should be stored securely in a cool, dry place. All staff should be informed of its location. The first aid cabinet needs to be installed in an area easily accessible to everyone. The first aid provider should not have to travel through multiple hallways, stairways, or an elevator to access the supplies. First aid supplies should not be stored in a kitchen or breakroom to avoid contamination of food. A dedicated room for first aid can be an acceptable substitute for a cabinet, but still needs to be easily accessible.

These metal first aid cabinets come in five different sizes from a small 10 person kit to a 100 person kits. If none of these options work for you, consider our ANSI compliant first aid kits.

What Should Metal First Aid Cabinets Contain?

• Gauze pads
• Adhesive bandages
• 1 package gauze roll
• 2 triangular bandages
• Scissors
• At least 1 emergency blanket
• Tweezers
• Adhesive tape
• Latex gloves
• Resuscitation equipment
• Elastic wraps
• Splint