Dukal Corporation 27304 Sterilization Pouches 3.5" x 10" 200/bx 20

The Dukal Corporation 27304 Sterilization Pouches are designed for use in medical settings, including clinics, hospitals, and laboratories, providing a reliable and efficient method for sterilizing instruments and equipment. These pouches stand out for their ability to ensure that medical tools are properly sterilized, reducing the risk of infection and contamination, which is crucial in healthcare environments.

Our sterilization pouches are intended for the sterilization of medical instruments, providing a barrier against bacterial and other microbial contamination. They are designed to be used in conjunction with steam, chemical vapor, or other sterilization methods, ensuring that instruments are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected before use. The purpose of these pouches is to provide a simple, effective, and safe way to sterilize medical equipment, protecting both patients and healthcare professionals from potential infection risks.

Key Features

• Pre-sealed and pre-folded for easy use, saving time in busy medical environments
• Compatible with various sterilization methods, including steam and chemical vapor
• Provides a secure barrier against microbial contamination, ensuring instrument sterility
• Clear plastic allows for easy identification of contents, streamlining inventory management
• Latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions in sensitive individuals
• Convenient packaging in boxes of 200 pouches, with 20 boxes per case, for efficient stock management
• Meets or exceeds industry standards for sterilization pouches, ensuring reliability and safety

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 3.5" x 10" Weight: varies by box and case quantity Materials: latex-free, medical-grade plastic Compliance: meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for sterilization pouches

Ideal For

• Hospitals and healthcare facilities requiring efficient and reliable sterilization methods
• Clinics and medical offices needing to ensure patient safety through proper instrument sterilization
• Laboratories and research facilities requiring precise control over sterilization processes
• Home care and hospice settings where maintaining sterility is crucial for patient health
• Outpatient clinics and surgical centers requiring high standards of infection control