Instrument Sterilization Tray 6'' x 2'' x 0.75'' (CP614)

Plastic Micro Instrument Sterilization Tray 6" L x 2.5" W x 0.75" H

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SKU:: CP614
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Description

Small Plastic Sterilization Tray for micro surgical instruments by Steribest
Accommodates 2-4 instruments
Made In USA
Advanced Design Fast Drying Plastic Micro Instruments Sterilization Trays
Size: 6" L x 2" W x 0.75" H (Internal Dimensions)
Designed to protect delicate instruments during sterilization
Enhanced features include a slotted lid and raised node base surface to facilitate the circulation of steam and aid in drying
Silicone pin mats included for added protection
Made from the polymer Ultem® to ensure strength and long lasting durability
Transparent lid for easy identification of contents
Trays are stackable

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Interesting Historical Information

History and Development

1. Early Sterilization Methods:

In the early days of surgery, instruments were sterilized using basic methods like boiling water or rudimentary steam devices, with no specialized trays. Metal trays were the initial standard, but they often caused instrument scratching or corrosion over time.
2. Introduction of Plastic Trays:

The development of high-grade plastics in the mid-20th century revolutionized sterilization tools.
Plastic trays emerged as a lightweight, non-corrosive alternative to traditional metal trays, improving ease of use and instrument safety.
3. Modern Advancements:

Today’s trays feature perforations or vented designs for enhanced steam or gas circulation during sterilization processes like autoclaving or ethylene oxide sterilization.
Innovations include customizable inserts, silicone mats, and snap-on lids for secure handling.

Interesting Facts About Plastic Sterilization Trays

1. Impact on Instrument Longevity: Unlike metal trays, plastic trays minimize instrument wear and tear, extending their lifespan by reducing scratches and corrosion.
2. Color Coding: Many trays come in various colors, aiding in quick identification of specific instrument sets or specialties (e.g., orthopedic, ophthalmic, or dental).

3. Global Adoption: Widely used across medical disciplines, from operating rooms to dental clinics and veterinary practices.
4. Environmental Considerations: Reusable plastic trays reduce the need for disposable alternatives, contributing to sustainability in medical practices.

5. Cost-Effectiveness: Plastic trays are generally more affordable than high-grade metal options, making them an economical choice for many facilities.