Description
Covered Instrument Tray, Recessed Handle
A recessed handle covered tray solves a simple problem: lids with knobs do not stack. On this tray, the handle sits down inside the lid. As a result, the top stays flat, and you can stack one closed tray on another.
Flat top for safe stacking
When storage is tight, a recessed handle covered tray earns its place. Because nothing sticks up from the lid, a second tray sits level on the first. So you can build a neat stack in a cabinet or on a cart.
Size and capacity
The tray is 12-1/4 in long, 7-5/8 in wide and 2-1/8 in deep. That gives room for a full hand instrument set or a few wrapped packs. It also matches our open square corner tray, if you want both styles in one size.
Who it suits
- Offices with little shelf space.
- Teams that prep several covered setups ahead of time.
- Sterile storage areas that keep trays in stacks.
- Anyone who finds raised knobs get in the way.
Lifting the recessed lid
Slide your fingers into the recess, then lift. The grip is shallow, yet it gives enough hold to raise the lid. Meanwhile, the base stays steady on the surface.
Washing and sterilizing
Clean the recess with a small brush, since debris can collect there. Then wash and sterilize the base and lid. The tray ships non-sterile and holds up to reuse after each careful reprocessing.
How we source it
We have the tray built to our spec, then checked by our team in the United States.
Our three-year cover keeps this covered tray safe from build faults: three years against manufacturing defects in material or make. Its steel follows ASTM F899. If you need a broad tray for a Mayo stand, see our Mayo Tray in three sizes. The rest of our dental tray and hollow ware selection is one click away, and our question and answer page can help.
For professional use only. Read about caring for steel trays and order shipping.






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