Api Clinical Instrument Trays

• Designed in such a manner that the instruments can be kept very systematically.
• Economical.
• Contains Microban Antimicrobial Protection.
• Has a holder for syringe tip or saliva ejector.
• Non-slip feet for stability.
• High-gloss surface to prevent staining.
• Surface disinfection only.

The Api Clinical Instrument Tray with Cover represent a remarkable solution for streamlined instrument handling in clinical settings, catering to both larger and standard-sized instruments. Featuring a robust ribbed base, these trays excel at securely cradling instruments during surgeries while doubling as efficient cleaning or wash bowls for surgical tools and equipment. Constructed from lightweight yet durable plastic, they boast the capability to undergo sterilization via autoclave at temperatures reaching up to 135°C, guaranteeing impeccable hygiene standards.

These versatile trays transcend dental clinics, finding applications in a wide range of surgical procedures. Crafted from premium-grade plastic, they ensure long-lasting durability and hassle-free sterilization. Their ingenious design enables a systematic arrangement of instruments, complete with practical amenities such as a holder for syringe tips or saliva ejectors. The trays are equipped with non-slip feet for added stability, and their high-gloss surface wards off staining.

• Available Color:  Yellow ,Blue,White

• 1 x Clinical Instrument Tray with Cover

• Preparation: Ensure that the Api Clinical Instrument Tray is clean and dry before use.
• Instrument Placement: Arrange your surgical or dental instruments systematically within the tray. Larger and standard-sized instruments can be accommodated.
• Hygiene Assurance: If necessary, sterilize the tray and its contents by autoclaving at temperatures up to 135°C, adhering to proper sterilization protocols.
• Additional Features: Take advantage of the tray’s holder for syringe tips or saliva ejectors, enhancing the organization of your instruments.
• Stability: Place the tray on a flat surface, utilizing the non-slip feet to maintain stability during procedures.