- Condition: Factory New
- Weight: 3.33 lb
- This nonsterile cotton undercast padding provides cushioning, moisture control and airflow for comfort.
- It's suitable for use with either synthetic or plaster casting material.
- The 2-inch x 4-yard Webril undercast padding will keep its consistency whether it's wet or dry.
- Its flexible construction allows it to stretch while preventing it from moving around or bunching up.
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Learn more:
- MFR: Cardinal Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 1418
- Phone: (610) 756-7863
Frequently asked questions
Are these protectors safe for the autoclaving process?
Yes, these protectors are specifically engineered for sterilization environments. Their vented design allows for proper steam penetration and airflow, ensuring that your instruments are fully sterilized while remaining protected.
Will these help extend the life of my instruments?
Absolutely. By providing a secure barrier for sharp or delicate tips, these guards effectively prevent nicks, bending, and dulling. This helps maintain the precision and longevity of your high-value surgical tools.
Are these suitable for various types of surgical tools?
Yes. This kit features a versatile assortment of shapes, sizes, and styles. This ensures you have the right fit for a wide range of instrument profiles commonly used in surgical and orthopedic settings.
Can these be used in professional surgical centers?
Yes, these are designed for clinical environments. They are ideal for:
- Hospital sterile processing departments
- Surgery centers
- Specialty clinics
Are these protectors TAA compliant?
Yes, this Sklar instrument tip protector set is Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliant.
How are these different from non-vented protectors?
Non-vented protectors can trap moisture and impede sterilization. Our vented construction is critical for clinical standards, facilitating effective steam access to the surface of the instrument while it is covered.
What is the primary material construction?
These are manufactured from medical-grade plastic, designed to be durable enough for repeated cycles in sterilization environments while remaining gentle on surgical instrument tips.
When is the best time to apply these protectors?
These should be applied during the instrument tray preparation process, right before the sterilization phase, to ensure the tools are shielded throughout handling, storage, and the autoclaving cycle.
Are these helpful for organizing surgical kits?
Yes. The assortment includes a variety of colors, which serves as a great visual organization tool for clinicians to quickly identify different types of instruments within a tray.
Where are these high-quality protectors manufactured?
These Sklar instrument tip protectors are proudly manufactured in Canada, ensuring high production standards for clinical use.