A secure refrigerated storage unit is provided. The lockable refrigerated medical storage unit (e.g. refrigerator) is used for the storage of medicines, vaccines or other valuable products that must be stored in the cold. The unit is equipped with compartments with individual temperature and content (e.g. weight) sensors, and the unit is connected to a computerized controller so that the temperature, contents and status (e.g. locked or unlocked) can be continually monitored and tracked. The internal temperature of the compartments is kept constant due to ventilation provided by strategically placed perforations in the compartments and shelves on which they are placed.

A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer movable linearly in a drawer movement direction and having a drawer interior to be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by an electric lift. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has an air channel leading into the cover interior, and operatively connected to electric evacuation element such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the drawer interior through the air channel. A seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover rests on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position to allow evacuation of the drawer interior.

A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer movable linearly in a drawer movement direction and having a drawer interior to be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by an electric lift. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has an air channel leading into the cover interior, and operatively connected to electric evacuation element such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the drawer interior through the air channel. A seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover rests on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position to allow evacuation of the drawer interior.

A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer which can be moved linearly in a drawer movement direction and which comprises at least one drawer interior that can be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by means of an electric lifting means. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has at least one air channel which leads into the cover interior, and the air channel is operatively connected to electric evacuation means such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the at least one drawer interior through the at least one air channel. The evacuation process should be possible regardless of the type of container being used. This is achieved in that at least one seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side so as to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover comes to a rest on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position and the drawer interior lying beneath the cover can be evacuated.

A vacuum drawer device includes a drawer which can be moved linearly in a drawer movement direction and which comprises at least one drawer interior that can be closed by an air-tight cover in a controlled manner by means of an electric lifting means. The cover thereby runs perpendicularly to the drawer movement direction in a lifting movement along a lifting direction. The cover has at least one air channel which leads into the cover interior, and the air channel is operatively connected to electric evacuation means such that when the cover is in place, air can be pumped out of the at least one drawer interior through the at least one air channel. The evacuation process should be possible regardless of the type of container being used. This is achieved in that at least one seal lining is arranged on the drawer walls of the drawer on the cover side so as to run over the entire inner periphery of the drawer such that the cover comes to a rest on the seal lining when the vacuum drawer device or the drawer is in a closed position and the drawer interior lying beneath the cover can be evacuated.

A drawer slide having first and second rails interconnected by a center rail. The center rail includes a spool configured to provide half-speed travel of the center rail relative to the travel of the first rail. The drawer slide is configured for use with a drawer assembly having a drawer and a chassis. The drawer assembly further includes a radius limiter secured to the center rail. The radius limiter travels at half-speed relative to the drawer. The radius limiter also automatically rotates relative to the travel of the drawer. The chassis includes sides including threaded backing plates, and mounting brackets. The mounting brackets include tri-lobed holes for receipt of a reciprocally shaped washer and a fastener for mounting the brackets to the chassis sides.

A drawer slide having first and second rails interconnected by a center rail. The center rail includes a spool configured to provide half-speed travel of the center rail relative to the travel of the first rail. The drawer slide is configured for use with a drawer assembly having a drawer and a chassis. The drawer assembly further includes a radius limiter secured to the center rail. The radius limiter travels at half-speed relative to the drawer. The radius limiter also automatically rotates relative to the travel of the drawer. The chassis includes sides including threaded backing plates, and mounting brackets. The mounting brackets include tri-lobed holes for receipt of a reciprocally shaped washer and a fastener for mounting the brackets to the chassis sides.

A cabinet storage system for a cabinet includes a base and a pair of slides. Each of the slides includes a face frame lip standoff extending from a front edge of a respective slide to align the cabinet storage system in a bottom of the cabinet. A bracket may be coupled with each respective slide, the bracket includes a face frame bracket positioned to extend beyond the front edge of the respective slide and the face frame lip. The face frame bracket is available to couple a cabinet front to the cabinet storage system. A slidable portion of each of the slides may include front ears and rear ears. The front ears include apertures to receive a first fastener coupled with the base, and the rear ears including an alignment notch to guide the base into alignment with a respective slide using a second fastener coupled with the base.

A storage system is disclosed, and that may be in the form of a drawer, shelf, or the like. One or more customized, flexible partitions may be attached to a relevant storage surface. For instance, each partition may be cut to a desired length from a bulk source (e.g., a roll). Moreover, each partition may be flexed into a desired shape and then adhesively bonded to a relevant storage surface. A release liner may be removed from a bottom surface of the partition to adhesively bond the partition to the relevant storage surface. Double-sided adhesive tape could also be applied to the bottom surface of the partition to adhesively bond the partition to the relevant storage surface.

A cabinet storage system includes a base and a pair of slides. The base includes a first planar surface and a second planar surface. The first and second planar surfaces are opposing surfaces of the base and define a perimeter of the base. The pair of slides are coupled with the first planar surface. The system also includes fences positioned away from the second planar surface around the perimeter of the base, and structural columns mechanically coupled with the base. The structural columns are positioned to abut the second planar surface and longitudinally extending away from the second planar surface to rigidly maintain the fences around the perimeter of the base.