Wholesale Surgical Instrument Sterilization Container - Stainless Steel Dressing Jar

So you're setting up a new surgical suite in Birmingham, say, and you've got 15 sets of instruments to process daily—you'll want the 300×200mm for the larger trays, but most buyers go with the 230×175mm as a workhorse, and we've been shiping these into the UK for about eight years now, so compliance with MHRA isn't something you'll need to worry about on your end.

We hold ISO13485, which basically means every batch has a COA ready to go—the stainles steel is medical-grade, 304 or 316L depending on your sterilization protocol, and the perforations are spaced for proper steam circulation at 134°C or 121°C, though I'd double-check the autoclave load if you're running a mixed cycle.

These drums handle steam, chemical, and ethylene oxide sterilization pretty well, but here's the thing—they're not ideal for flash sterilization cycles because the metal needs time to reach temperature, so don't expect them to cool down in 5 minutes if you're pulling hot instruments, and that's something we hear from dental labs that try to rush things.

Actually, suface finish is smooth enough that debris doesn't stick, but over time you'll see micro-scratches if you're stacking them without separators—that's just the nature of working with stainless in a busy OR, not a defect.

For ordering, we'll need your preferred size mix—usually 50 units or so for a small hospital, but our company can split across 170, 200, and 260mm if that's cleaner for your workflow—and teh paperwork includes a TDS, SDS, and a certificte of origin for customs clearance at any US or EU port.