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The Falcon Gold H-325 large first aid box is a wall-mounted cabinet designed to store and organize first aid supplies in a clearly identified and easily accessible location.
Its large internal capacity provides suitable space for arranging a wider selection of first aid materials, making it appropriate for factories, warehouses, workshops, construction sites and facilities with larger numbers of workers or visitors.
The cabinet features a transparent front that allows users and safety personnel to view the stored supplies and identify missing items without opening the cabinet during every inspection.
Primary Function:
• Store first aid supplies in an organized location.
• Protect supplies from dust and unsuitable storage conditions.
• Support quick access during minor injuries and emergencies.
• Help safety personnel monitor available stock.
• Establish a clearly recognized first aid point within the facility.
Design:
• Wall-mounted first aid cabinet.
• Large storage capacity.
• Transparent front door.
• Internal shelves or divisions for organized storage.
• Front lock or latch.
• Clear Arabic and English identification.
• Suitable for workplaces and public facilities.
Applications:
• Factories.
• Warehouses.
• Workshops.
• Construction sites.
• Large offices.
• Schools and universities.
• Hotels.
• Shopping centers.
• Sports facilities.
• Government buildings.
• Safety and security rooms.
• Production areas.
• Maintenance and technical-service locations.
Possible Stored Supplies:
The cabinet may be used to organize essential first aid supplies such as:
• Medical dressings.
• Sterile gauze.
• Medical bandages.
• Adhesive plasters.
• Disposable gloves.
• Suitable antiseptic products.
• Wound-cleaning supplies.
• Medical scissors.
• Instant cold packs.
• Basic supplies for minor burns.
• First aid instructions and guidance.
Actual contents depend on the facility, number of users and workplace risks. The cabinet may be supplied empty or equipped according to the customer’s request.
Benefits of the Large Size:
• Greater storage capacity than small and medium cabinets.
• Suitable for facilities with larger workforces.
• Allows different types of supplies to be separated and organized.
• Provides space for reserve quantities of frequently used materials.
• Supports a centralized first aid station.
• Makes stock inspection and replenishment easier.
Installation Location:
The cabinet should preferably be installed:
• In a clearly visible and identified location.
• Close to work areas but away from direct hazards.
• Where it can be reached quickly.
• At a suitable operating height.
• Away from heat, moisture and chemicals.
• With sufficient clearance for opening the door.
• In a location known to employees and site users.
Use Notes:
• The cabinet stores and organizes first aid supplies but does not replace trained first aid personnel.
• Contents must be selected according to the actual workplace risks.
• Medicines or materials requiring special storage should not be placed inside without appropriate control.
• The cabinet should remain closed and organized while being accessible during emergencies.
• A contents checklist should be placed inside or beside the cabinet.
• Workers should be informed of its location and purpose.
Inspection and Maintenance:
• Inspect the cabinet regularly.
• Confirm smooth door, lock and latch operation.
• Clean the cabinet internally and externally.
• Monitor the expiry dates of stored supplies.
• Replace used, expired or damaged materials.
• Reorganize the contents after every use.
• Remove opened or contaminated items.
• Record inspections and replenishment activities.
• Keep the first aid identification visible.
Required Procurement Information:
• Empty or equipped cabinet.
• Required list of first aid supplies.
• Approximate number of workers or users.
• Facility risk profile.
• Installation location and method.
• Required quantity.
• Any special requirement for internal divisions or locking.
Important Note:
This page covers the H-325 large first aid cabinet itself. It does not indicate that all listed first aid supplies are included as standard.
Confirm whether the cabinet will be supplied empty or equipped and approve the final contents list when requesting a quotation.
View the product’s full specifications and technical information in the official catalogue.