LifeX Cidex Tray - Stainless Steel 304 Grade 680mm x 180mm x 115mm

The LifeX Cidex Tray is a premium sterilization tray designed for the safe and effective disinfection of medical instruments. It is specifically crafted for soaking and disinfecting surgical instruments in high-level disinfectants. This tray is suitable for hospitals, clinics, and surgical facilities to maintain compliance with strict infection control and hygiene standards.

Constructed from 304-grade stainless steel, the tray offers high strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. Its sturdy, corrosion-proof design ensures lasting performance. The smooth stainless steel finish facilitates easy maintenance and cleaning.

The Cidex sterilization tray is particularly designed for laparoscopic and general surgical instruments, providing ample space, well-planned arrangement, and easy access and protection of instruments. It is utilized by hospitals, clinics, and surgery centers.

Key Features : 

Facilitates safe and effective disinfection of medical instruments
Features a 10L capacity for holding several instruments
Equipped with an airtight lid to help avoid contamination and maintain sterile conditions
Supports compliance with strict infection control and hygiene standards in healthcare facilities

• 304-Grade Stainless Steel: Offers high strength, corrosion resistance, and durability.
• Smooth Finish: Facilitates easy maintenance and cleaning.
• Secure Lid: Assists in preserving aseptic conditions for instrument disinfection.

1. Fill the LIFEX Cidex Tray with the suitable Cidex solution or disinfectant.
2. Immerse instruments completely, with all surfaces touching the sterilizing liquid.
3. Cover the tray with the secure lid to avoid contamination.
4. Soak instruments for the specified time according to the disinfectant manufacturer's instructions.
5. Remove instruments, rinse with sterile water, and dry before use.
6. Dispose of spent disinfectant according to medical waste disposal procedure.

• Always wear protective gloves and adhere to standard disinfection procedures.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners that can harm the stainless-steel surface.
• Make sure the lid is properly positioned to ensure sterile conditions.
• Use only sanctioned sterilization solutions in order to avoid material breakdown.
• Check the tray on a regular basis for signs of wear or damage.