Perforated Tray

The Perforated Tray is available in twelve size configurations spanning Article# LS11-053 through LS11-064, with dimensions ranging from 150×100×50 mm up to 450×350×50 mm. The complete range covers 150×100×50, 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, 450×300×50, and 450×350×50 mm. Each tray features a rectangular stainless-steel body with straight vertical walls and a flat perforated base carrying a uniform grid of small circular holes across its entire surface area. Two wire-formed handles mount on opposing long walls, folding flat during storage and extending outward for two-handed carrying during instrument transfer.

The trays perforated base construction allows sterilizing agents — steam, chemical solutions, or disinfectant fluids — to drain freely through the base during instrument washing, decontamination, and autoclave cycles without any pooling beneath the instruments. The 50 mm wall depth remains consistent across all twelve variants, providing sufficient containment to prevent instrument displacement during tray movement while keeping the profile shallow enough for compact autoclave chamber loading. The 450×350×50 mm configuration accommodates the broadest full surgical instrument set layouts, while the 150×100×50 mm variant suits compact specialty instrument selections for minor procedures.

Sterile supply technicians, scrub nurses, and decontamination unit staff use the Perforated Tray for instrument washing, ultrasonic cleaning basket loading, chemical disinfection immersion, and steam sterilization across general surgery, orthopedic, and endoscopy instrument sets. Those who buy perforated tray online in larger configurations use them for batch instrument processing in central sterile services departments, where tray stackability and free sterilant drainage directly impact processing throughput.

Leader Surgical manufactures all twelve variants with consistent perforation density, uniform wall height, and robust wire handle attachment points — delivering trays that perform reliably across every stage of the instrument reprocessing cycle without base deformation or handle fatigue.

What is the function of perforated tray?
Perforated trays are specially designed trays with evenly spaced holes that are used for organizing and managing cables in airports and railway stations. They are used to route cables efficiently, reduce clutter, prevent damage, and facilitate maintenance in complex infrastructures.