Marsden M-925 Bed and Trolley Weigher, Class III Approved, A&E Compatible Mild Steel Platform - CareSupplies.com Medical Equipme
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Marsden M-925 Bed and Trolley Weigher, Class III Approved, A&E Compatible Mild Steel Platform

  • Class III Approved, 600kg to 1000kg capacity with 200g to 500g graduations, meeting NAWI Directive requirements for patient diagnosis and treatment, purpose-designed for A&E admissions and emergency ward environments.
  • Low-profile mild steel platform with built-in ramps and very shallow incline allow hospital trolleys and patient beds to be wheeled directly on without manual lifting, reducing staff LOLER exposure during emergency patient admissions.
  • Anti-slip durbar surface finish ensures secure platform contact for trolley and bed castors, with non-slip treatment reducing lateral movement risk during high-volume A&E weighing workflows.
  • Multiple base sizes available to accommodate different trolley and bed widths, with Preset Tare, Hold and BMI calculation functions and optional indicator positions to suit fixed and portable deployment.
Data Transfer Options: No Connectivity
Product Options: 600kg x 200g
Product Dimensions: 1200mm x 1200mm

Marsden M-925: Class III Approved Bed and Trolley Weigher for A&E and Hospital Admissions

The Marsden M-925 is a dedicated hospital bed and trolley weighing platform engineered for A&E departments and admission units where obtaining a patient weight on arrival is a critical clinical step. Its low-profile construction, built-in shallow ramps and anti-slip durbar surface allow standard NHS trolleys and patient beds to be wheeled directly onto the scale without any patient transfer or additional manual handling, supporting both clinical speed and LOLER compliance in time-pressured emergency environments.

Available in multiple platform sizes to match the bed and trolley configurations used across NHS trusts, the M-925 is a directly specifiable solution for emergency department admissions weight capture.

Product Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Capacity Options600kg to 1000kg
Graduations200g to 500g
ApprovalClass III Approved (NAWI Directive)
ConstructionMild steel with anti-slip durbar surface
Access DesignBuilt-in ramps, very shallow incline
Platform OptionsVarious base sizes to suit bed and trolley types
Key FunctionsTare, Preset Tare, Hold, BMI calculation

Regulatory and Clinical Compliance

Class III approval under the NAWI Directive confirms the M-925 is authorised for clinical diagnosis and patient monitoring in NHS A&E and admission settings. Admission weight capture is a core step in NHS clinical pathways for drug dosing, anaesthetic preparation and nutritional assessment, and the NAWI Directive requires that scales used for this purpose carry Class III certification. The shallow ramp design supports NHS Moving and Handling Policy compliance, allowing trolleys to be moved onto the scale with minimal staff force, reducing musculoskeletal risk in high-volume admission departments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is an accurate admission weight so important in A&E settings?

Admission weight is used to calculate drug doses for anaesthetics, anticoagulants, antibiotics and a range of emergency medications, where dosing errors can cause serious adverse events. In A&E, obtaining this weight quickly and without patient transfer is a safety priority. The M-925 delivers both speed and accuracy, with Preset Tare removing the need to separately weigh the trolley and Hold capturing the stable reading in busy, pressured environments.

Can the M-925 be used with unconscious or sedated patients?

Yes. The M-925 is specifically designed for patients who cannot cooperate with standard floor scale weighing, including unconscious, sedated and critically ill patients. The trolley or bed is simply wheeled onto the platform, the bed weight deducted via Preset Tare, and the patient weight captured with Hold. No patient movement, transfer or repositioning is required at any stage of the weighing process.

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