Brayco Commercial Pty Ltd is Announcing a New Line of Medical Trolleys with Innovative Features

Mar 16, 2023

March 16, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Brayco.com.au, a leading supplier of commercial-grade stainless steel benches, sinks, and shelves, is excited to announce the launch of a new line of medical trolleys designed with innovative features that meet the highest hygiene standards. These trolleys are ideal for medical and dentist surgeries, hospitals, schools, food preparation areas, and any other environment that requires high hygiene.

The medical trolleys are built to last and are designed to keep your items secure while providing a smooth ride. They are made of high-grade stainless steel or polycarbonate and feature easy-clean, hygienic surfaces with rounded corners to lessen impact damage. The trolleys come flat-packed with simple assembly instructions and tools supplied.

"Brayco medical trolleys are perfect for the transfer of clinical supplies and patient care. The team have used high-quality materials and designed them with rounded corners to minimize the risk of damage and ensure that they are easy to clean," said Harry Bray, Company Director.

Brayco's medical trolleys are available in different sizes, and the company is always happy to help customers with their specific requirements. "If anyone is looking for a different size, give us a call on 1300 272 926 – the team will see what they can do," Harry Bray added.

Brayco is dedicated to supplying great quality products at insanely attractive prices. The company was founded 14 years ago when the Director, Harry Bray, and his brother-in-law, Dan, produced a small range of stainless steel benches to supply to hospitality entrepreneurs at a 40% discount compared to the ripoff merchants who were gouging the small guys.

Over the years, the company has rapidly increased the number of products they sell, often prompted by the good ideas of its customers. However, the Brayco mission remains the same - to give better quality products that are more useful and easier to assemble, all at cheaper prices. "Company benches are cost-effective, but the team don’t cut corners when it comes to strength or changing a design to make a better product. Brayco’sare not resellers; everyone is dealing directly with the designers and importers, so there are no greedy middle guys taking their cut," said Harry Bray.

Despite the company's growth over the years, Brayco remains focused on expanding its range intelligently and honestly. They have large warehouses nationwide that are fully stocked, and their enthusiastic team is always on hand to provide the best possible service to their lovely customers. "The team's job now is equally as difficult - to make sure that any new customer can come to us 48 hours before they open a new cafe, a new juice joint, a new burger bar – and be confident that Brayco will have their commercial kitchen up and running on-time and for a price that is still ludicrously cheap compared to the alternatives," Harry Bray added.

Looking to the future, Brayco is committed to helping its customers build their hospitality empire. They will be there with advice, a spare Allen key, a free sink drainer, or that tiny shelf that fits right in the corner. "Brayco Commercial Pty Ltd hopes to enjoy the next 14 years with everyone as build your hospitality empire," Harry Bray said.

Brayco Commercial Pty Ltd is located at 33 Cleaver Terrace, Rivervale WA 6103. For more information about their new line of medical trolleys or to view their range of commercial-grade stainless steel benches, sinks, and shelves, please contact them at 08 9204 1133

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For more information about Brayco Commercial Pty Ltd, contact the company here:

Brayco Commercial Pty Ltd
Harry Bray
08 9204 1133
[email protected]
33 Cleaver Terrace, Rivervale WA 6103

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