Universal Tray (l x b x h)

Description

Universal Tray (l x b x h)

The universal tray is almost flat, with only a 10 mm lip. It works as a clean surface for laying out instruments, syringes and dressings.

A low rim on purpose

Ten millimetres is enough to stop items rolling off. Yet everything on the tray stays easy to pick up with gloved fingers. So it suits fast-paced procedures.

Footprints of the universal tray

There are seventeen footprints, beginning at 180 x 130 mm and topping out at 500 x 200 mm. Besides, small trays fit a dressing trolley. By comparison, the large ones cover a full back table.

Everyday uses

Nurses carry medication and syringes on it. In theatre, scrub staff lay out the first instruments of a case. Clinics also use it for minor procedure kits.

Why steel

Steel survives washing, disinfection and autoclaving without warping. It also wipes clean between patients. Thus, one tray serves for many years.

Combining depths

Keep universal trays for laying out and deeper trays for storage. Moreover, both come in matching footprints. Consequently, they stack together on one shelf.

Universal tray footprints

• 10 mm rim height
• Seventeen footprints
• Smallest 180 x 130 mm, largest 500 x 200 mm

Wiping down

Wipe the surface after each patient. Wash and dry it at the end of the session. Next, store trays flat to keep them true.

Buying info

Each tray has a pledge spanning three years against manufacturing defects at no charge. Our team in Atlanta assesses each tray under good light before sealing the box. Related options feature in our general surgery line. Our buyer FAQ explains common order questions. Need help choosing a tray? Message us any time. For background on medical stainless steel, go to ASTM F899. You may also want our deeper storing trays.

For surgical teams only. The sterilization page sets out photo differences together with the alloy’s nickel. Open the shipping terms for transit details.