Plastic Sterilization Cassette, Medium, Fit 10 Instruments

Clinical Overview

The Plastic Sterilization Cassette is designed for the safe and efficient sterilization of dental instruments. Its medium size accommodates up to 10 instruments, ensuring optimal organization and protection during the sterilization process.

Key Benefits

• Instrument Protection: Provides a secure environment for instruments, minimizing the risk of damage during sterilization.
• Efficient Sterilization: Facilitates thorough sterilization by allowing steam or gas to circulate freely around instruments.
• Organizational Efficiency: Holds up to 10 instruments, promoting organized storage and easy retrieval.
• Durable Material: Constructed from robust plastic that withstands repeated sterilization cycles.
• Compatibility: Suitable for various types of dental instruments, enhancing versatility in clinical settings.

Kit Contents

• Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.

Working & Setting Times

• Working: Designed for use in standard sterilization cycles.
• Setting: Not applicable.

Indications

• For sterilizing dental instruments in a clinical environment.
• To maintain instrument integrity during the sterilization process.
• For use in conjunction with autoclaves or other sterilization equipment.
• To ensure compliance with infection control protocols.

Instructions for Use

1. Load instruments into the cassette, ensuring they are properly positioned.
2. Close the cassette securely to prevent contamination.
3. Place the cassette in the sterilization unit according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
4. Follow the sterilization cycle as per the equipment instructions.
5. Allow the cassette to cool before opening to retrieve instruments.

Summary

The Plastic Sterilization Cassette is an essential tool for dental practices, providing a reliable method for sterilizing up to 10 instruments. Its durable construction and efficient design ensure that instruments are protected and properly sterilized, supporting infection control measures in clinical settings.