Aspen Surgical H-Pro-410 HolstOR PRO Instrument Holder Used in

The Aspen Surgical H-Pro-410 HolstOR PRO Instrument Holder is a specialized medical device designed for use in surgical settings, particularly in bariatric surgery. This instrument holder is intended to provide a secure and organized way to manage surgical instruments during procedures, promoting efficiency and reducing the risk of contamination. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to hold instruments firmly in place, allowing surgical teams to focus on the procedure at hand.

The H-Pro-410 is designed to serve as a reliable and sturdy instrument holder, capable of withstanding the demands of surgical environments. Its purpose is to keep surgical instruments tidy, accessible, and within easy reach of the surgical team, thereby streamlining the surgical process and contributing to a safer, more controlled operating room environment.

Key Features

• Designed for use in bariatric surgery, providing a secure hold for surgical instruments
• X-Large size (410mm) accommodates a variety of instruments, ensuring they remain organized and easily accessible
• Constructed from durable materials to withstand repeated use and cleaning
• Blue color coding helps in easy identification and differentiation in the operating room
• Promotes a clutter-free operating room environment, reducing the risk of instrument misplacement and contamination
• Contributes to improved surgical team efficiency by keeping instruments organized and within reach
• Supports infection control practices by preventing instruments from coming into contact with potentially contaminated surfaces

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 410mm in length, suitable for holding a variety of surgical instruments • Weight: Lightweight for easy maneuverability and placement in the operating room • Materials: Durable, easy-to-clean materials for longevity and infection control • Compliance: Designed to meet the stringent demands of surgical environments, promoting safety and efficiency

Ideal For

• Hospitals: particularly in surgical departments and operating rooms • Outpatient surgical centers: where efficient and organized instrument management is crucial • Bariatric surgery clinics: as a specialized tool for managing instruments during these specific procedures • Surgical training facilities: to teach the importance of instrument organization and management in surgical settings