Instrument Sterilization Basket

Applications For Instruments, For Consumables
Other Characteristics Stainless Steel, Wire, Perforated
SKU: c9b7c439c83f Category: Tags: , ,
Description

Sterilization basket made of stainless steel

Surgical sterilization container/basket with stainless steel wire mesh

Materials and processes: surface electrolytic polishing or plastic spraying, bending and welding of stainless steel or mild steel wires.

Other types of stainless steel mesh include stainless steel crimped mesh, stainless steel welding mesh, stainless steel woven wire mesh, stainless steel punching mesh, and argon arc welding.

Electrolysis, polishing, and other forms of surface treatment.

It is principally employed for the sterilization of chemical laboratories, food appliances, and medical instruments. Production capacity is determined by the demand of the customer.

Capable of being utilized with or without a lid. The potential for silicone accessories to be employed with surgical instruments.

1. Autoclavable and reusable.2. Material: stainless steel.3. Suitable for direct placement into sterilization containers during the autoclaving process.

Benefits:â—Ź Raw materials of superior quality

â—Ź Professional workerâ—Ź Superior surface brightnessâ—Ź Competitive pricingâ—Ź Rapid delivery speedâ—Ź Stunning appearance

 

 

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