Instrument Box (l x b x h)

Description

Instrument Box (l x b x h)

The steel instrument box stores and protects instruments between uses. It also goes through the steriliser with its contents.

Fourteen sizes

Sizes run from 150 x 65 x 25 mm to 500 x 200 x 75 mm. Moreover, small boxes suit a few fine tools. Meanwhile, the largest holds a full set.

Box or lid

Each size comes as the box only, a lid with a knob, or a lid without a knob. The knob helps with gloved hands. In contrast, the flat lid stacks better.

Why a steel instrument box

Steel resists heat, chemicals and knocks. It keeps tips from bending in storage. As a result, instruments last longer.

Where it is used

Theatres, sterile services and clinics use these boxes. Dental practices and labs keep them too. Besides, many sites match box sizes to their common sets.

Choosing a size

Lay the set out first and measure it. Allow a little room so tips do not touch the walls. Then choose the nearest size.

Steel instrument box options

• Fourteen sizes, 150 x 65 x 25 mm to 500 x 200 x 75 mm
• Box only
• Lid with knob or lid without knob

Box care

Wash the box and lid after each cycle. Dry thoroughly. Then stack boxes with lids off so they air dry.

The cover on your box

Before shipment, a staff member in Atlanta views every box closely. We cover every box for three years against manufacturing defects starting at dispatch. Tour our complete general instruments catalog for other patterns. For a primer on surgical-grade stainless, go to ASTM F899. For shipping questions, use the FAQs. Some teams add our container cases.

For use by trained teams. The images here can vary a little, and the alloy includes nickel; open our care guidance for the full note. Delivery options sit on our shipping page.