Solventum Corporation 1322-24MM Indicator Tape Steam Lead Free

The Solventum Corporation 1322-24MM Indicator Tape is a reliable and efficient solution for steam sterilization processes in various medical settings. This lead-free indicator tape is designed to provide a clear visual signal when exposed to steam, ensuring that medical instruments and equipment are properly sterilized. Ideal for use in clinics, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities, this tape offers a convenient and effective way to verify steam penetration and sterilization.

The Solventum Corporation 1322-24MM Indicator Tape is designed to provide a clear and accurate indication of steam exposure, allowing healthcare professionals to ensure that medical instruments and equipment are properly sterilized. This tape is easy to use and can be applied to a variety of surfaces, making it a versatile solution for steam sterilization processes. With its lead-free construction and reliable performance, this indicator tape is an essential tool for maintaining infection control and preventing the spread of diseases in healthcare settings.

Key Features

• Lead-free construction for safe and reliable use
• Clear visual signal indicates steam exposure
• Easy to apply and use on various surfaces
• Convenient and efficient way to verify steam penetration and sterilization
• Compact size (.94" x 60 yds) for easy storage and handling
• Available in cases of 20 for convenient ordering and inventory management
• Designed for use in steam sterilization processes

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: .94" x 60 yds • Weight: Not specified • Materials: Lead-free materials • Compliance: Designed for use in steam sterilization processes, compatible with standard steam sterilization equipment

Ideal For

• Hospitals and healthcare facilities • Clinics and outpatient centers • Laboratories and research facilities • Home care and medical equipment suppliers • Any environment where steam sterilization is used to maintain infection control and prevent the spread of diseases