A cold transport trolley is a specialized mobile unit designed for the secure and temperature-controlled transfer of sensitive medical products within a healthcare facility or between different departments. These trolleys are essentially insulated cabinets on wheels, engineered to maintain specific temperature ranges, typically for items requiring refrigeration (e.g., +2°C to +8°C) or even freezing. They are often constructed from durable, easy-to-clean materials like stainless steel or high-grade plastic, ensuring hygiene and longevity. The insulation, often polyurethane foam, is paramount to minimizing heat exchange with the ambient environment. Cold transport trolleys are typically equipped with robust, smooth-rolling casters for effortless maneuverability, even when fully loaded. Many models incorporate active cooling systems (e.g., small refrigeration units) or are designed to house pre-conditioned ice packs or gel packs to sustain the desired temperature for the duration of transport. Some advanced versions may also feature integrated temperature monitoring and alarm systems. By providing a dedicated and controlled environment, these trolleys minimize temperature fluctuations during transit, reducing the risk of product degradation or spoilage. This is particularly vital for pharmaceuticals, vaccines, blood products, and laboratory specimens, ensuring that critical medical supplies reach their destination in optimal condition, thereby contributing to patient safety and operational efficiency.