Surgical Instruments Tray With Cover Stainless Steel

Stainless Steel Instrument Tray with Cover
Used in hospitals & Dental clinics
Easy to Clean.

Stainless Steel Instrument Trays with cover – High quality non corrosive, rust resistant and durable. Instrument Trays are easy to clean and autoclavable making them ideal for hospitals, labs, and surgical centers. Instrument Trays are equipped with flat covers that have recessed lid handles for ease in handling and storing. Accommodate most medical instruments or catheters. Medical Tray with Cover. Flat cover with recessed lid handles. It is used for Medical purpose.

1 Pc Stainless Steel Surgical Instruments Tray With Cover

Pre-Procedure:
1. Inspect the tray and cover for damage or contamination.
2. Sterilize the tray and instruments according to dental clinic
3. Arrange instruments in the tray according to procedure requirements (e.g., dental surgery, implant placement).
Assembling the Tray:
1. Place instruments in designated slots (e.g., forceps, scalers, elevators).
2. Organize instruments to prevent damage or tangling.
3. Secure instruments with silicone mats or instrument holders.
Covering the Tray:
1. Place the cover over the tray, ensuring a secure fit.
2. Align the cover’s locking mechanism with the tray’s recessed area.
3. Lock the cover in place to prevent accidental opening.
In-Procedure:
1. Present instruments to the dental team as needed.
2. Use instruments according to their intended purpose (e.g., extraction, implant placement).
3. Maintain instrument sterility throughout the procedure.
Post-Procedure:
1. Return instruments to the tray, securing them in designated slots.
2. Cover the tray to prevent contamination.
3. Transport the tray to the sterilization area for reprocessing.
Sterilization and Cleaning:
1. Follow dental clinic protocols for sterilization (e.g., autoclaving, dry heat).
2. Clean the tray and cover according to manufacturer instructions.
3. Inspect and maintain the tray and cover to ensure longevity.
Storage:
1. Store the tray and cover in a dry, clean area.
2. Keep the tray covered to prevent dust accumulation.
3. Label the tray with its contents and sterilization status.
Dental-Specific Tips:
1. Use the tray for specific procedures (e.g., oral surgery, periodontal treatment).
2. Ensure instrument compatibility with dental materials (e.g., implants, prosthetics).
3. Follow dental clinic protocols for instrument handling and sterilization.
Manufacturer Recommendations:
1. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for specific usage guidelines.
2. Follow recommended cleaning and sterilization methods.
3. Ensure compatibility with dental materials and equipment.