Sterilizer Autoclave Bags

• KEEP TOOLS CLEAN: After instruments have been cleaned, they must be placed in sterile bags or pouches to ensure that they remain sterile until their next use. This is true for nail technicians, dentists, and other medical professionals. Knowing you’re getting clean and sterile instruments is a very calming thought when sitting in the dentist chair.
• EFFECTIVE INFECTION CONTROL: These self-sterilization pouches help ensure the safety of staff members and dental patients alike. These pouches sterilize equipment and protect tools.
• HOW TO USE: Fold perforation back and crease with the protective strip still in place. While wearing gloves, load the clean instruments into the pouch. Do not overfill bag. We recommend filling ¾ full. Make sure instruments don’t pierce package. Expel excess air. Remove strip from adhesive, and fold at perforated line and adhere to both the plastic and the paper to form a tight seal.
• MAINTAIN ORGANIZATION: Not only do these pouches help with sterilization but they also improve organization. These pouches act as organizers as they keep dental tool kits together so all the instruments are in the same place. Each pouch measures 2.25” by 9” and comes with paper/blue film to hold your supplies.
• BULK SELF-STERILIZATION BAGS: PlastCare USA provides 1 box of 200 pouches. That makes 200 pouches total to supply your dental office. These sterilizing bags keep teeth cleaning instruments and other dental tools sterilized until their next use. Keep your dental office or lab clean and sterile with these pouches.

Create Sterilized Procedure Instrument Tool Kits & Store Sterilized Instruments in Sterilization Pouches

Sort instruments by what is needed for specific procedures, creating Procedure Instrument Tool Kits, then place the procedure specific groups of instruments into the self sealing sterilization pouches and sterilize. The clear blue laminate makes it easy to view the contents of each pouch.

Once sterilization processing is complete, leave instruments inside of the sterilization pouches and organize in a drawer or on shelves, according to procedure. Instruments remain sterilized until seal is broken. Storing sterilized instruments grouped into pouches as Procedure Instrument Tool Kits allows assistants to quickly and efficiently set up for the next patient and ensures all instruments remain sanitized until needed.