Sterilization Flat Reel

Sterilization flat rolls are essential for maintaining the sterility of medical instruments and devices. Designed to provide a secure and reliable barrier against contamination, these rolls are used widely in healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and laboratories.

Key Features

Durable Material: Made from medical-grade paper and plastic film, ensuring high resistance to tearing and punctures.
High Visibility: Transparent film allows for easy identification of contents without compromising sterility.
Chemical Indicators: Equipped with steam and EO (ethylene oxide) indicators that change color after successful sterilization, providing a clear visual confirmation.
Heat Sealed: The rolls are designed to be heat-sealed, providing a strong and consistent seal that prevents contamination.
Versatile Sizes: Available in various widths and lengths to accommodate different sizes of instruments and devices.

Benefits

Enhanced Sterility: Ensures instruments remain sterile until the moment of use, reducing the risk of infection.
User-Friendly: Easy to cut and seal, allowing for customized sizes based on specific sterilization needs.
Compliance: Meets international standards for sterilization packaging, ensuring reliable performance in different sterilization processes.
Efficient Storage: Flat design allows for efficient storage and handling, maximizing space and organization.

Application

Sterilization flat rolls are used in various sterilization processes, including steam, ethylene oxide (EO), and gamma radiation. They are ideal for packaging surgical instruments, dental tools, and other medical devices that require sterilization before use.

How to Use

Cut to Size: Measure and cut the required length of the roll.
Seal One End: Heat seal one end of the cut piece.
Insert Instruments: Place the instruments or devices inside the pouch.
Seal the Other End: Heat seal the open end, ensuring a tight and secure closure.
Sterilize: Process the sealed pouch through the appropriate sterilization cycle.
Verify: Check the chemical indicator for color change to confirm successful sterilization.