Sterilizing Box

Description

Sterilizing Box

The sterilizing box holds small instruments through sterilisation and storage. An inner support is available to keep items in place.

Size of the sterilizing box

It measures 120 x 65 x 13 mm. That suits small, flat instruments. Meanwhile, it fits easily in a drawer.

With or without support

The support holds instruments apart. As a result, tips stay protected. By contrast, the plain box gives more free space.

Typical uses

Clinics, dental rooms and labs use it. For example, it holds small scissors and forceps. It also suits needles and blades.

Loading

Lay items flat in a single layer. Then close the lid. Also, check that nothing presses against the lid.

Sterilising

Steam reaches the instruments inside. Consequently, the box keeps them ready. Let it cool before opening.

Storage

Keep the box closed until use. That protects the contents. In addition, label it clearly.

Choosing a sterilizing box style

For example, loose blades and needles benefit from the support, because it keeps them apart. In contrast, mixed small tools often fit better in the open box. Many clinics therefore keep one of each.

Sterilizing box options

• 120 x 65 x 13 mm
• With support
• Without support

Care

Empty the box and wash it. Dry the box and support fully. Then reassemble.

Support and support

Your sterilizing box comes with three years against manufacturing defects. That cover extends to the support. An inspector in Atlanta checks every box closely before sealing the box. Also worth a look is the micro instrument cup. For answers on returns, scan our buyer FAQ. Looking for stock for a new tray? Ask us and we will check. A second box in stores keeps lists moving. FDA listings include ASTM F899 for surgical instrument steel. Browse our complete general surgery section for extra options.

Professional use only. Shown images may show one size, and the steel includes some nickel; check our cleaning and care notes. Delivery times appear on our shipping info page.