Wash Bowls

Description

Wash Bowls

The wash bowl is a deep, wide vessel for bedside washing and large-volume irrigation. Its rolled rim adds strength and makes it easy to carry when full.

Two sizes

We offer 300 x 100 mm and 350 x 120 mm. Read them as width across, then depth. Besides, that extra 20 mm of depth on the larger bowl adds a lot of capacity.

Where a wash bowl is used

Ward staff use it for patient hygiene. Theatres use it to hold warm saline for irrigation. Also, sterile services teams use it to soak instruments before cleaning.

Why steel over plastic

Steel survives repeated autoclave cycles. It does not crack, stain or absorb odours. Therefore, one bowl outlasts many plastic ones and keeps a clean appearance.

Carrying and pouring

Hold the rim on opposite sides when moving a full bowl. Then tilt slowly to pour. The rolled edge then keeps the flow smooth and controlled.

Pairing with smaller vessels

Many units keep a wash bowl alongside smaller solution bowls. The large bowl holds bulk fluid, while small bowls carry measured amounts to the field. Together they cover most needs.

Wash bowl sizes

• 300 x 100 mm
• 350 x 120 mm
• Rolled rim, seamless body

Caring for large bowls

Empty it promptly, before minerals can crust on the steel. Wash with neutral detergent and dry. Stack bowls nested by size.

Delivery info

Prior to dispatch, our Atlanta team studies every bowl with care. The after-sale cover covering every bowl reaches three years against manufacturing defects after purchase. We readily prepare a quote on request. Further patterns wait in the general surgical department. A backup bowl on the shelf covers reprocessing gaps. Some teams add our solution bowls. To learn about surgical alloys, open ASTM F899. With a general query, browse our FAQ list.

Sold to medical professionals. Refund terms sit on our refund terms. These pictures can differ by option, while the steel holds nickel; visit the care page for advice.