Instrument Box with Lid

Description

Instrument Box with Lid

A deep instrument box with lid gives you more height than a flat tray. That extra depth lets you stand taller items, stack gauze or hold a full set of hand tools. A knob lid then closes the box and keeps dust off between uses.

Depth for bulky contents

Flat trays suit a laid-out setup. However, some items need walls around them. A deep instrument box with lid holds gauze packs, cotton rolls, mirrors and longer tools without spills when you move it.

Three sizes and how to choose

• 6 × 8 in: a small box for a single kit or a stock of cotton rolls.
• 8 × 10 in: a middle size that fits most drawers and shelves.
• 10 × 12 in: the largest, for bulk supplies or a bigger instrument set.
• Measure your drawer or shelf first, then pick the largest size that fits.

Knob lid for one-hand access

The lid has a knob in the centre. So one gloved hand lifts the box lid while the other stays free. Also, the lid sits on the rim, which keeps the contents covered while the box waits on a shelf.

Washing a deep box

Corners in a deep box need a brush during manual cleaning. Then rinse well, because the deep walls can hold water. Next, run it through your washer and sterilizer. It leaves our shelf non-sterile; with proper processing, it serves for years.

Specification and checks

Each box follows our own design brief. Our team then inspects it in the United States before it goes on a shelf.

Whichever size you pick, a build fault stays our concern for three years against manufacturing defects. This box’s stainless steel aligns with ASTM F899. For a shallower option with the same sizes, see the open or lidded instrument tray. Our complete trays, boxes and bowls sit in one category, and the FAQ explains orders and returns.

This deep box is a clinical item for professional use only. Our guides on care and sterilization and shipping have the details.