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I know a number of former EMTs and paramedics who had their "last straw" back injury while stooping to remove equipment from an ambulance compartment. InstallingEmergency Vehicle Cargo TraysfromR-O-M Corporation may have prevented these injuries. These cargo trays allow personnel to slide the equipment out from the compartment and use better lifting techniques. The trays have a handle along their entire widthÛwhich provides single-handed accessÛand heavy-duty, v-groove sealed bearings ensure smooth operation. The Cargo Tray requires minimal maintenance: Simply keep the track clean and lubricated, and youÌll have life-of-the-truck performance. Available for installation on new vehicles or to retrofit your current fleet, the tray can be side mounted to a customer-provided track or floor mounted to a compartment.
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Material: Aluminum
Capacity: 250Ò1,000 lbs.
Options: 100% pull out, 70% pull out, 90% tilt
Cost: Call for pricing
800/827-3692
www.romcorp.com
