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HSM-9 — The RIFE HSM-9 is an EMR and EHR medical computer cart designed around an all-in-one PC or VESA-mounted display. It can support a keyboard tray, scanner holder, open shelf and selected printer or peripheral arrangements for mobile clinical documentation.
What Makes the HSM-9 Different?
HSM-9 targets digital-record workflows specifically. Its all-in-one computer layout can reduce the number of separate components compared with a monitor-and-CPU cart, while still allowing accessories required for EMR or EHR use.
Designed Around the Working Workflow
The workstation can bring electronic records to bedsides, wards and consultation rooms. Scanner placement, keyboard reach, screen privacy, cable routing and user authentication equipment should be planned around the facility’s actual documentation process.
The medical environment, equipment list and cleaning protocol vary from project to project. The cart should therefore be selected as a configured workstation rather than assumed to be a universal off-the-shelf frame.
Key Features
- EMR/EHR mobile workstation concept
- All-in-one PC or VESA display support
- Height-adjustable column
- Slide-out keyboard tray
- Optional scanner holder
- Open shelf and printer options
- Integrated cable routing and locking castors
Technical Specifications and Configuration Range
The following details are retained from the existing product specification and presented as configuration ranges. They must be verified against the final equipment list and quotation before ordering.
| Height adjustment | Manual, gas-spring-assisted or electric actuator options, depending on approved configuration |
|---|---|
| Indicative height range | Approximately 750–1200 mm in the existing product specification; final range to be confirmed |
| Column construction | Extruded aluminium telescopic column with powder-coated or anodised finish options |
| Indicative column load | Approximately 25–40 kg depending on lift mechanism, equipment layout and centre of gravity |
| Base | Reinforced mild-steel, low-profile anti-tip base with powder-coated finish |
| Castors | Four swivel castors with total-lock options; 75 mm or 100 mm wheel options referenced in the existing specification |
| Worksurface options | Approximately 600 × 450 mm or 700 × 500 mm, with custom sizes subject to project review |
| Indicative worksurface load | Approximately 20–30 kg, subject to equipment distribution and approved configuration |
| Display compatibility | VESA 75 × 75 mm and 100 × 100 mm options |
| Indicative monitor range | 17–32 inches, subject to monitor weight, arm selection and stability review |
| Cable management | Internal or integrated routing provisions for power and data cables |
| Finish | Industrial powder coating with black, white or project-specific RAL colour options |
Ergonomics, Stability and Mobility
The workstation should place the display, laptop or input devices at a comfortable working height while maintaining a stable centre of gravity. Height adjustment is useful for shared workstations, but the selected lift mechanism must be matched to the total load. Castor diameter and material should reflect the flooring, thresholds and travel distance. Locking castors secure the cart during data entry or equipment use, while the low-profile base helps the cart approach beds, desks or work counters.
Device Integration and Cable Management
Before production, RIFE should receive the device model, display size, VESA pattern, computer or CPU dimensions, charger details, cable connections and required accessories. This information is used to review mounting, ventilation, cable slack, power distribution and access. A neat cable path is particularly important on an adjustable cart because cables must remain protected through the complete height and movement range.
Applications
- Electronic medical record access
- Electronic health record documentation
- Ward and bedside computing
- Telemedicine
- Clinical registration and scanning
The listed applications are examples. Final suitability depends on equipment weight, infection-control or cleaning requirements, electrical requirements and the operating process at the installation site.
How to Specify the Correct Cart
- List every device and accessory that will be carried.
- Provide dimensions, weight, VESA pattern and cable connections.
- Confirm the required sitting and standing work heights.
- Describe the route, floor type, thresholds and lift access.
- Identify storage, locking, scanner, printer or power requirements.
- Confirm the quantity, delivery city and required project schedule.
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Request a Techno-Commercial Quotation
Request a quotation for the HSM-9. Share the intended application, equipment list, quantity, installation city and required accessories. RIFE can then review the cart as a complete workstation and recommend the appropriate height adjustment, mounting, storage, castors, cable management and power configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between HSM-9 and HSM-6?
HSM-9 is oriented toward an all-in-one PC and EMR/EHR workflow, while HSM-6 supports a separate monitor-and-CPU arrangement.
Can a barcode scanner be added?
Yes, a scanner holder can be configured after the scanner model is supplied.
Can a printer be carried?
A compact printer or peripheral shelf can be considered subject to load and power review.
Does the cart include EMR software?
No software is implied unless stated in the quotation. The cart supports the hardware used to access the facility’s systems.