Marsden CC-610 Carry Cases, Protective Transport Set for M-610 Wheelchair Weigh Beams
- Complete set of carry cases for the Marsden M-610 wheelchair weigh beams and indicator, keeping the entire portable wheelchair weighing system organised and protected during transport between wards, renal units and community locations where the M-610 is deployed as a shared mobile resource.
- System set covers both weigh beams and the separate indicator unit, ensuring every component of the M-610 portable scale travels in a dedicated case with appropriate padding, preventing the component loss and indicator damage that occur when multi-piece scales are transported in general clinical bags.
- Protects the M-610's Class III and MDD Approved calibration integrity across repeated transport cycles in NHS wards, renal dialysis units and community clinical environments where the M-610 is moved between patient locations as part of a regular wheelchair weighing workflow.
- Enables rapid deployment with all components present and accessible, supporting the high-volume renal unit weighing workflow where the M-610 must be set up, used and moved between multiple dialysis patients efficiently within a single clinic session.
Marsden CC-610 Carry Cases: Complete Transport Set for M-610 Wheelchair Weigh Beam System
The Marsden CC-610 is a complete set of carry cases covering all components of the M-610 portable wheelchair weigh beam system, including the two weigh beams and the separate indicator unit, providing complete protected transport for the complete M-610 system between NHS ward, renal dialysis unit and community deployment locations. The CC-610 set ensures that every M-610 component travels in a dedicated case with appropriate dimensional fit and padding, eliminating the component loss and indicator damage that occur when multi-piece portable scale systems are transported in general clinical bags or without dedicated per-component cases.
For high-volume renal dialysis units where the M-610 is moved between multiple wheelchair-using dialysis patients per session, the CC-610 set enables rapid deployment and pack-down between patients, maintaining efficient clinical throughput throughout the session.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Compatible Scale | Marsden M-610 wheelchair weigh beams |
| Set Contents | Cases for both weigh beams and separate indicator unit |
| Impact Protection | Padded cases for each component |
| Clinical Benefit | Complete system protection, prevents component loss |
| Deployment | NHS wards, renal units, community multi-location wheelchair weighing |
Clinical and Equipment Compliance
The M-610 is a Class III and MDD Approved portable wheelchair scale used in NHS renal units for dialysis session weight monitoring, in wards for admission weighing of wheelchair-using patients, and in community settings for home visit wheelchair weighing. The multi-component nature of the M-610 system creates a specific transport challenge: without dedicated cases for each component, beams and indicator travel unsecured in general bags where they risk damage and separation. The CC-610 case set resolves this by providing a dedicated, correctly sized case for each M-610 component, maintaining the system's Class III calibration integrity across repeated transport cycles and supporting the CQC equipment management standard that clinical scales are maintained in proper working order throughout their operational life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the CC-610 set include cases for any accessories such as ramps or cables?
The CC-610 set is designed for the M-610's primary components: the two weigh beams and the indicator. Accessory storage within the set depends on the specific configuration: the beam cases may include space for the connecting cables alongside the beams. For a definitive guide to what fits within the CC-610 set configuration, consult Marsden's accessory documentation or contact their clinical sales team with your specific M-610 system configuration to confirm how all components and cables are accommodated in the case set for your deployment.
Is the CC-610 set suitable for storing the M-610 between renal dialysis sessions in the unit, or only for transport?
The CC-610 case set is appropriate for both between-patient storage within the renal unit and inter-session transport. Storing the M-610 components in their dedicated cases between weighing sessions, rather than loose in a storage trolley or cupboard, protects the beam and indicator surfaces from contamination and impact, reduces the pre-use inspection time (as the clean, case-stored components require a faster visual check), and ensures all components are co-located and ready for deployment at the start of each dialysis session without a pre-session equipment search.
Part of our Class III approved Medical Scales and Measuring range. Medical scale accessories ensure accurate calibration and optimal performance of clinical weighing equipment across care settings.
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- Complete set of carry cases for the Marsden M-610 wheelchair weigh beams and indicator, keeping the entire portable wheelchair weighing system organised and protected during transport between wards, renal units and community locations where the M-610 is deployed as a shared mobile resource.
- System set covers both weigh beams and the separate indicator unit, ensuring every component of the M-610 portable scale travels in a dedicated case with appropriate padding, preventing the component loss and indicator damage that occur when multi-piece scales are transported in general clinical bags.
- Protects the M-610's Class III and MDD Approved calibration integrity across repeated transport cycles in NHS wards, renal dialysis units and community clinical environments where the M-610 is moved between patient locations as part of a regular wheelchair weighing workflow.
- Enables rapid deployment with all components present and accessible, supporting the high-volume renal unit weighing workflow where the M-610 must be set up, used and moved between multiple dialysis patients efficiently within a single clinic session.