medical Round Bowls (Medium)

The Medical Round Bowls (Medium) is a hemispherical open-top bowl measuring 60mm in diameter, formed from inox stainless steel with a seamless single-piece construction and a satin-polished exterior. The curved inner walls slope continuously from the outward-flared rim down to the flat base without any internal seams or joints. The base ring is wider and more pronounced than on the 30mm small variant, giving this bowl a noticeably more stable footprint on trolley surfaces during active use. The deeper hemispherical body holds a larger solution volume than the small variant while still fitting comfortably within the confined space of a sterile field layout.

The seamless interior of this Medical Bowl eliminates all debris retention points, allowing complete solution drainage and surface disinfection between every use. The 60mm diameter supports controlled dipping of gauze swabs, cotton rolls, and small sponges into antiseptic solutions without the rim obstructing hand movement. The satin exterior reduces glare under theatre lighting. Both steam autoclave sterilization at 134°C and full chemical disinfectant immersion leave the body geometry, rim profile, and surface finish unchanged across repeated cycles.

Scrub nurses and dental nurses use the Medical Round Bowls (Medium) across general surgery, dental surgery, and wound care settings to hold chlorhexidine, povidone-iodine, and saline during active procedures at the sterile field. The 60mm diameter is the preferred size for soaking gauze swabs during pre-operative skin preparation and wound irrigation in minor surgical procedures. This Medical Stainless Bowl size bridges the gap between micro-volume dispensing bowls and larger solution basins.

Leader Surgical produces this bowl to consistent wall thickness, rim geometry, and base ring dimensions — delivering a stable, fully autoclavable holloware item that handles reliably across all clinical settings.

How does the “medium” size benefit clinical workflows?
Medium bowls (approx. 5–6 inches in diameter) are specifically suited for wound irrigation, specimen collection, and storing surgical lotions. Their size offers a compromise between the compactness needed for small trays and the capacity required for minor surgical maneuvers.