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The Falcon Gold H-323 small first aid box is a compact wall-mounted cabinet designed to store and organize essential first aid supplies for minor injuries and emergency response.
Its small size makes it suitable for offices, shops, service rooms, vehicles and workplaces with limited installation space. The transparent front allows users to view the stored supplies and identify missing items easily.
Primary Function:
• Store essential first aid materials in one organized location.
• Support quick access during minor injuries and emergencies.
• Protect supplies from dust and unsuitable storage.
• Establish a compact first aid point.
• Help site personnel monitor used and missing items.
Design:
• Wall-mounted first aid cabinet.
• Compact and space-saving size.
• Transparent front door.
• Internal storage divisions.
• Front lock or latch.
• Clear Arabic and English identification.
• Suitable for indoor installation.
Applications:
• Small offices.
• Retail shops.
• Security rooms.
• Service rooms.
• Small workshops.
• Vehicles.
• Mobile maintenance units.
• Rest areas.
• Residential facilities.
• Classrooms.
• Small restaurants and cafés.
• Compact workstations.
• Kiosks and service points.
Possible Stored Supplies:
The cabinet may be used to store basic first aid materials such as:
• Sterile gauze.
• Medical dressings.
• Adhesive plasters.
• Basic bandages.
• Disposable gloves.
• Wound-cleaning supplies.
• Suitable antiseptic products.
• Small medical scissors.
• Instant cold packs.
• Basic supplies for minor cuts and burns.
• First aid instructions.
• Emergency contact information.
Actual contents depend on the application, number of users and workplace risks.
The cabinet may be supplied empty or equipped according to the customer’s request.
Benefits of the Small Size:
• Requires limited wall space.
• Suitable for locations with a small number of users.
• Easy to mount.
• Keeps essential supplies close to the work area.
• Suitable for distribution across several facility points.
• Can be repositioned when required.
• Suitable for vehicles and mobile units when securely mounted.
Installation Location:
The cabinet should preferably be installed:
• In a visible and accessible location.
• Close to the work area.
• At a suitable operating height.
• Away from heat and moisture.
• Away from chemicals and contamination sources.
• With sufficient clearance for opening the door.
• Beside clear first aid identification.
• In a location known to all users.
Use Notes:
• The cabinet is intended for essential first aid supplies.
• It does not replace trained first aid personnel.
• Contents must be selected according to actual workplace risks.
• Do not use the cabinet for unrelated tools or personal items.
• Do not store materials requiring refrigeration or special conditions.
• Keep supplies organized and easy to identify.
• Maintain and update a contents checklist after every use.
Inspection and Maintenance:
• Inspect the cabinet regularly.
• Check the door and transparent front.
• Confirm correct lock or latch operation.
• Clean internal and external surfaces.
• Monitor the expiry dates of stored supplies.
• Replace used, expired or damaged materials.
• Remove opened or contaminated items.
• Reorganize the contents after use.
• Confirm secure wall mounting.
• Keep the first aid identification visible.
Required Procurement Information:
• Empty or equipped cabinet.
• Required list of supplies.
• Approximate number of users.
• Intended application.
• Installation location and method.
• Required quantity.
• Any special lock or internal-division requirements.
Important Note:
This page covers the H-323 small first aid cabinet itself.
The listed supplies are examples of materials that may be stored inside and do not indicate that they are included as standard.
Confirm the supply condition and final contents list when requesting a quotation.
View the product’s full specifications and technical information in the official catalogue.