Dressing Jar With Lid & Knob

The Dressing Jar with Knob comes in seven size configurations: 80×80 mm, 90×90 mm, 100×100 mm, 120×120 mm, 100×130 mm, 150×150 mm, and 125×170 mm, covering Article# LS11-176 through LS11-182. Each jar is formed from medical-grade stainless steel in a seamless cylindrical body with straight vertical walls and a flat base. The removable lid sits flush over the rim with a centrally mounted cylindrical knob handle, matching the same stainless-steel material as the jar body. The knob allows single-handed lid removal without disturbing the sterile contents, and no threading or locking mechanism is involved — the lid rests by gravity contact alone.

The brushed matte exterior finish runs uniformly across both the jar body and the dressing jars with lid, reducing reflective glare under theater lighting. Wall thickness remains consistent across all seven variants, maintaining shape integrity during steam autoclaving and repeated chemical disinfection cycles. Larger variants such as the 150×150 mm and 125×170 mm configurations hold considerably greater volume, accommodating bulkier dressing materials or larger swab quantities. The flat lid surface and stable base allow safe vertical stacking during storage and sterilization tray assembly.

Scrub nurses and surgical dressing teams use the Dressing Jar with Knob across general surgery, burn care units, and wound management procedures. The surgical dressing jar stores sterile gauze swabs, cotton balls, and dressing materials at the operative field, keeping contents covered between active use phases to prevent airborne contamination. Smaller variants serve minor procedure rooms and dressing trolleys, while larger sizes support extended operative cases requiring high-volume dressing material access throughout the procedure.

Leader Surgical offers this complete seven-variant range under a single product line, giving procurement teams the flexibility to match jar dimensions precisely to their clinical setting without compromising on material quality or sterilization compatibility.

Why does the lid have a knob?
The centered knob allows for easy, one-handed lifting of the lid during medical procedures, helping a clinician maintain a sterile field while accessing supplies.