Instruments Trays Set

Twelve sizes, one consistent build standard, the Instruments Trays Set runs from the compact 150×100×50 mm (Article# LS11-013) all the way through to the broad 450×350×50 mm (Article# LS11-024). Every intermediate dimension is covered: 200×100×50, 220×120×50, 240×140×50, 200×150×50, 250×200×50, 300×200×50, 300×250×50, 350×250×50, 400×300×50, and 450×300×50 mm. Unlike lidded or perforated variants, these are open-top solid-wall trays — no cover, no drainage holes, no additional hardware of any kind. Each tray is a single-piece deep-drawn stainless-steel basin with a 50 mm uniform wall depth, radiused interior corners, and a continuous outward-rolled perimeter rim that stiffens the edge and provides a clean, non-sharp handling boundary.

The mirror-polished interior surface across all twelve sizes reflects light upward, making instrument identification faster under variable theater lighting conditions. Solid base construction means each tray holds antiseptic solutions, saline, or moisture-bearing materials without any base leakage — a functional distinction from perforated tray formats. The instruments tray open-top format gives scrub nurses unrestricted top-down access to every instrument in the tray simultaneously, which lidded configurations cannot match during fast-paced operative phases. Nesting the smaller sizes within larger ones cuts storage footprint significantly between procedures.

From a 150×100 mm minor-procedure setup to a 450×350 mm full-team instrument layout, the Instruments Trays Set serves theater scrub nurses, ward dressing teams, and sterile supply staff across orthopedic joint replacement, general abdominal surgery, burns debridement, and emergency trauma cases. The instrument tray set open format is the default choice on sterile back tables where speed of instrument retrieval directly affects operative flow.

Every tray in this twelve-size range leaves Leader Surgical‘s production line at identical wall depth, rim geometry, and polish grade — meaning a facility stocking two variants or the full set gets the same consistent performance on the sterile field every single time.

Do I need to clean a brand-new tray?
Yes. All new trays must undergo a full cleaning and sterilization cycle before their first use to remove residues from packaging materials that could cause stains or deposits during autoclaving.