BR Surgical Sterilization Container with Perforated Lid, unperforated bottom, silver, 23" x 11" x 7¾"

Yes. This BR Surgical container features a perforated lid specifically designed to allow for effective steam penetration during sterilization cycles, ensuring your instruments are processed thoroughly.

Absolutely. The unperforated bottom provides a solid, stable base that ensures secure containment of your surgical instruments, preventing accidental fluid contact or contamination from surfaces during transport.

Yes, the generous dimensions of 23” x 11” x 7¾” offer significant internal volume, making it highly suitable for organizing and sterilizing large instrument trays or complex surgical kits.

Yes, this unit is supplied as Factory New, ensuring that it meets strict medical standards for operational readiness and hygiene upon arrival.

Yes. The container is designed with a standardized, robust rectangular form factor that is ideal for stacking and efficient storage within standard autoclave systems and sterile processing department shelving.

The construction is engineered for high-grade medical use. It is built to be durable and resistant to the harsh cleaning agents and repeated high-heat sterilization cycles typical of central sterile processing departments.

This item is ready to ship from the manufacturer with a lead time of 1-2 weeks, ensuring a predictable supply chain for your clinical equipment needs.

Yes. BR Surgical is a trusted vendor known for specialized medical equipment. This container is precision-engineered to maintain a clean, organized, and effective workflow for operating room and central sterile processing teams.

The silver finish is consistent with high-grade medical metal construction, which is chosen specifically for its ability to withstand professional sterilization protocols while maintaining its structural integrity.

While the container is built for heavy-duty use, it is designed to be compatible with standard medical sterilization processes. For optimal longevity, it should be processed according to your facility’s established sterilization and decontamination protocols.