Sterile Deposit System

Description

Sterile Deposit System

The sterile deposit system keeps sterile instruments covered and ready to use. It holds items in a closed container until the team needs them.

Models

We offer a standard model and a table-top model. In addition, tray sizes of 300 x 150 mm come in 50, 65 or 80 mm depths. Therefore, you can match the system to your space.

Why use a sterile deposit system

Open trays collect dust and contact. A covered system keeps items protected. As a result, instruments stay ready longer.

Typical uses

Clinics, dental rooms and treatment rooms use it. For example, it holds sterile instruments for minor procedures. It also suits labs.

Choosing a depth

Flat instruments fit the 50 mm tray. By contrast, bulky items need 65 or 80 mm. Many rooms keep two depths.

Using it

Open the cover only when you need an item. Then take it with sterile forceps. Also, close it straight away.

Table-top model

The table-top model sits on a bench. Consequently, it suits rooms without wall space. It also moves easily between rooms.

Sterile deposit system options

• Standard or table-top model
• 300 x 150 mm trays
• 50, 65 or 80 mm depth

Care

Empty the system before cleaning. Wash, disinfect and dry each part. Then sterilise the trays before refilling.

Getting your system

Any system gets a close once-over at our Atlanta site before we post it. Every model of the deposit system carries three years against manufacturing defects. Trays and covers included. For shipping questions, scan our FAQs. Tour the full general surgery section for extra options. To learn about steels for surgery, look up ASTM F899. Think about adding our sterilizing basket.

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