BR Surgical Sterilization Container with Perforated Lid, flat, unperforated bottom, red, 12" x 5½" x 3"

Yes, this BR Surgical container is engineered for controlled sterilization environments. The design specifically utilizes a perforated lid to allow for optimal steam or gas penetration while keeping the instruments contained securely.

Absolutely. The vibrant red color is frequently used in sterile processing departments to help staff visually distinguish between different instrument sets, specific departments, or priority trays.

Yes. The container features precision manufacturing with sharp, defined edges, ensuring it is sturdy enough to withstand the repeated cycles of sterilization, handling, and storage required in busy surgical theaters.

The unperforated bottom serves a critical functional role by providing a solid base for delicate instruments, preventing accidental fluid contact from below and ensuring a stable, contained environment during the processing cycle.

Yes, all units are shipped in Factory New condition. By sourcing directly from the manufacturer, we ensure you receive authentic equipment that meets strict quality standards.

Yes, the container is built to precise 12” x 5½” x 3” specifications. These defined dimensions ensure consistent compatibility with standard sterilization workflows and rack systems.

Yes. It is identified by the official Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) BR82-14004, making it simple to track, reorder, and integrate into your facility’s inventory management system.

Yes. Manufacturer Direct Fulfillment is a key advantage, as it minimizes handling, ensures the product remains in pristine factory condition, and provides the highest level of authenticity for medical equipment.

Because these are sourced directly from the manufacturer to maintain quality, please account for a lead time of 1 to 2 weeks (approximately 7 business days) for the product to be processed and shipped.

It is specifically designed for high-demand environments like surgical theaters and sterile processing departments, where robust containment is necessary for the safe, repeated cleaning and storage of essential medical instruments.