Catheters Tray with lid

The Catheters Tray with lid is available in six size configurations spanning Article# LS11-102 through LS11-107, with dimensions covering 200×60×40, 200×90×40, 320×95×50, 328×90×50, 365×90×50, and 440×115×50 mm. Each tray features a notably elongated rectangular body — significantly longer than it is wide — specifically proportioned to accommodate catheter lengths without coiling or bending the tube inside the tray. The lid carries a centrally mounted rectangular wire loop handle and sits flush over the tray rim through a shallow overlap edge, maintaining a closed sterile environment during storage and transport. Both tray body and lid are fabricated from medical-grade stainless steel with a matte-brushed exterior finish.

The catheter tray narrow internal width across all six variants keeps catheter tubes aligned lengthwise without lateral shifting during handling. Internal corners are smooth and radius-formed, eliminating sharp edges that could damage delicate catheter material during placement or retrieval. The 200×60×40 mm variant suits smaller-diameter catheters and slim instrument sets, while the 440×115×50 mm configuration accommodates longer, wider catheter types along with accompanying procedural accessories. All six variants withstand repeated steam autoclaving and chemical disinfection cycles without lid warping or body deformation.

Urology nurses, scrub technicians, and ward nursing staff use the Catheters Tray with lid for storing and presenting sterile urinary catheters, suction catheters, and nasogastric tubes during urological procedures, intensive care admissions, and bedside catheterization. The catheter tray with cover keeps the full catheter length protected from airborne contamination between opening the sterile pack and active clinical use, a critical requirement in infection-controlled ward environments and operating theaters.

Leader Surgical produces all six variants with consistent elongated proportions and matched lid-to-body tolerances, delivering a purpose-built catheter storage solution that maintains sterile integrity from central sterile services through to the point of clinical use.

How should I clean the tray after use?
Rinse the tray under cold running water to remove visible debris. Use a soft brush and a neutral pH detergent for manual cleaning; avoid abrasive pads or metal scrubs, as these can scratch the surface and lead to rusting.