Scaler Tray

The Scaler Tray is available in four size configurations spanning Article# LS11-049 through LS11-052, with dimensions covering 200×115, 205×150, 290×150, and 300×200 mm. Each tray features a shallow rectangular stainless-steel body with gently rounded corners, straight vertical walls, and a flat perforated base carrying a uniform pattern of small circular holes distributed evenly across the full base surface. The perimeter rim carries a smooth outward-rolled edge that reinforces the tray boundary and eliminates any sharp contact point during clinical handling. The mirror-polished interior and exterior finish runs uniformly across all four variants.

The dental instrument scaler tray perforated base allows chemical disinfectant solutions and rinse water to drain freely through the base during instrument soaking and decontamination cycles, preventing solution pooling beneath instruments. Wall depth across all four variants remains consistently shallow, keeping instruments visible and accessible from above without tilting or reaching into a deep basin. The 200×115 mm variant suits compact single-operator setups with a limited instrument count, while the 300×200 mm configuration accommodates broader multi-instrument layouts for extended dental procedures. All four variants tolerate autoclave sterilization and chemical disinfectant immersion without surface oxidation or base deformation.

Dental surgeons, dental hygienists, and dental assistants use the Scaler Tray to organize and present ultrasonic scalers, hand scalers, curettes, explorers, and periodontal probes during scaling and root planing, periodontal therapy, and routine dental prophylaxis procedures. The scaler tray price across the four-variant range makes it a standard procurement item for dental clinics, oral surgery centers, and dental school clinical facilities requiring organized chairside instrument presentation.

Leader Surgical produces all four variants with consistent perforation spacing, uniform rim geometry, and identical mirror-finish quality — delivering a reliable chairside tray that supports organized instrument workflows across routine and complex dental procedures alike.

Why is it important to dry the tray thoroughly?
Residual moisture can lead to pitting or corrosion on stainless steel and can cause the sterilization packaging to become wet, which may compromise sterility by “wicking” bacteria through the wrap.