
|Articles|July 1, 2004
Medical File Cabinet
Ancom reports it has improved the design for Stak-n-Lok2, a medical record filing cabinet.
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Ancom reports it has improved the design for Stak-n-Lok2, a medical record filing cabinet. Designed to easily accommodate letter-size medical records, the new Stak-n-Lok2 features a deeper cabinet and adjustable file dividers. Its modular design allows offices to "grow as you go," adding tiers as necessary. Locking and non-locking models are available. Choose from two to seven tiers and from two colors: bone white or light gray. Available widths are 24, 30, 36, 42 and 48 inches. Units come fully assembled in two sections and are easily converted to sliding track systems to accommodate more growth.
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