Graduated Measure

Description

Graduated Measure

The graduated measure is a steel jug with marked levels. It measures fluids for mixing solutions, irrigation and lab work.

Five capacities

We offer 100, 250, 500, 1000 and 2000 cc. Small sizes suit pharmacy work. Meanwhile, large sizes suit theatre irrigation.

Why a steel graduated measure

Steel goes through sterilisation easily. Therefore, it suits sterile fields. It also does not crack or cloud.

Typical uses

Theatres measure saline and solutions. In addition, pharmacies mix liquids. Labs also use it for preparing reagents.

Reading the level

Set the measure on a flat surface. Then read the mark at eye height. Also, pour slowly as you near the line.

Pouring

The lip guides fluid in a neat stream. As a result, there are fewer spills. Pour steadily rather than tipping quickly.

Choosing a size

Pick the smallest size that holds the volume you need. For example, 250 cc suits most pharmacy jobs. However, irrigation needs 1000 or 2000 cc.

Graduated measure options

• 100, 250, 500, 1000 or 2000 cc
• Marked levels
• Pouring lip

Care

Rinse straight after use. Wash and dry. Then sterilise if needed for the next case.

Warranty and checks

Our Atlanta team studies this measure by hand ahead of shipping. Whatever the size, the measure carries three years against manufacturing defects. Pouring lip too. For a summary of surgical-grade stainless, review ASTM F899. Our common questions page answers the ordering steps. One extra measure in the sterile store avoids delays. For a matching piece, see the medicine cup. We also quote multiples for your clinic. Visit our broad general surgical tools list for companion pieces.

For use by trained teams. Photos are illustrative, while surgical steel has nickel in it; check the sterilization page for the full note. Lead times appear on the delivery page.