Tray (l x b x h)

Description

Tray (l x b x h)

The shallow instrument tray lays out tools in clear view on the trolley. Its 30 mm wall keeps items in place without hiding them.

Seventeen sizes

Sizes run from 180 x 130 mm to 500 x 200 mm. All share the same 30 mm depth. So you can match tray size to set size.

Why a shallow instrument tray

Low walls make it easy to pick items up. Consequently, instruments stay visible. Meanwhile, the rim stops them sliding off.

Where it is used

Theatres, clinics and wards use them. Dental and lab settings also do. Furthermore, many sites stock several sizes.

Choosing a shallow instrument tray

Lay out the set and measure the space it needs. Then choose the next size up. Additionally, that leaves room to separate sharp items.

Related trays

For deeper storage, see our 50 mm storing trays. For flat work, see our 10 mm universal trays. Together they cover most needs.

Shallow instrument tray sizes

• Seventeen sizes, 180 x 130 mm to 500 x 200 mm
• 30 mm depth
• Seamless steel

Care

Wash the tray after use, rinse and dry. Stack trays by size. Then check corners for trapped debris.

Buying the right tray

Ahead of dispatch, a colleague in Atlanta goes over the tray unhurriedly. The tray brings written cover running three years against manufacturing defects counted from delivery. A second tray in stores keeps lists moving. We also help with sizing for new trays. Many buyers also look at the deeper storing trays. To read about instrument alloys, review ASTM F899. The FAQ section explains payment questions. Explore the entire general surgery lineup for other sizes.

Only for qualified users. Gallery shots can differ by option. Also, surgical steel has nickel in it; consult our care guidance for more. Check our delivery policy for courier choices.