Gmax Industries, Inc. Gmax Specimen Pans

Yes, these GMAX Specimen Pans are supplied in Factory New condition, guaranteeing unused, high-quality collection devices suitable for medical or laboratory use. This quality is consistent across all configurations (Slant, Economy, Deluxe).

Key features and specifications:

• Graduated Markings: The interior features clear measurement scales in both ounces (OZ) and cubic centimeters (CC/ml) for reliable volume assessment (capacities up to 1000 ml).
• USA Origin: These pans are manufactured by GMAX Industries, Inc. in the USA.
• Bulk Packaging: They are sold in unitized case quantities (e.g., 100 units per case) suitable for institutional purchasing.

Important Note: The pans are non-sterile. They are explicitly marked internally with a clear warning: **“DO NOT STERILIZE.”

Yes, these Gmax Specimen Pans are designed for high quality and reliability in clinical settings. They are Factory New and proudly Made in the USA by GMAX Industries, Inc., ensuring consistent quality for professional use.They emphasize both utility and accuracy:

• Accurate Graduations: Each pan features clear measurement markings in both Ounces (OZ) and Cubic Centimeters/Milliliters (CC/ML), facilitating precise volume assessment in 800 ml or 1000 ml capacities.
• Robust Construction: Made from durable plastic, the pan has an ergonomic, semi-circular design optimized for stable placement over a standard commode or toilet.
• Professional Configurations: They are available in Slant, Economy, and Deluxe styles, supplied in bulk cases of 100 pans per case.

Important Safety Note: These pans are intended for disposal. They must not be sterilized and carry the explicit instruction: “DO NOT STERILIZE.”

The Gmax Specimen Pans are supplied in bulk packaging, which is ideal for high-volume clinical and institutional needs. The standard quantity across all available configurations (Slant, Economy, and Deluxe) is:

• 100 units per case (cs)

Please note that the number of cases included in a full pallet load varies depending on the specific model configuration selected.

Yes, all Gmax Specimen Pans feature clear, integrated graduated measurement scales designed for accurate volume assessment during specimen collection.

Key details about the measurement system include:

• Dual Scale: Measurements are clearly marked on the interior in both fluid ounces (OZ) and cubic centimeters (CC/ml).
• Capacity Options: Depending on the configuration (Slant, Economy, or Deluxe), the pans are available with maximum capacities of either 800 ml or 1000 ml.
• Readability: The high-contrast white material ensures easy visual inspection and precise reading of the fluid levels.

Gmax Specimen Pans are designed for use in medical and laboratory settings for collecting and containing specimens.

The Gmax Specimen Pans come in three distinct configurations, designed to meet varying collection needs in clinical and laboratory settings:

• Slant: This is the highest capacity option, designed to hold up to 1000 ml.
• Economy: A standard capacity model that holds 800 ml.
• Deluxe: Also provides a standard capacity of 800 ml.

All pans feature graduated markings on the interior surface (in both Ounces and CC/ml) for precise volume measurement. They are supplied in bulk case quantities, are Factory New, and are proudly manufactured in the USA.

The Gmax Specimen Pans are available in two primary volume capacities: 800 ml and 1000 ml.

These capacities are offered across the three available configurations:

• 1000 ml Capacity: Typically corresponds to the Slant configuration.
• 800 ml Capacity: Typically corresponds to the Economy and Deluxe configurations.

A crucial feature of all pans is the integrated graduated measurement scale on the inner surface. This scale ensures accurate volume assessment by displaying measurements in both Ounces (OZ) and Cubic Centimeters/Milliliters (CC/ml).

Yes, these Gmax Specimen Pans are specifically sold and packaged in bulk case quantities, making them ideal for high-volume institutional purchasing.They are supplied in unitized cases, typically containing 100 individual specimen pans per case. This approach ensures efficiency and helps maintain stock levels in clinical and laboratory environments.