The O&M Halyard 48503 Sterilization Pouch is a high-quality, heat-seal paper pouch designed for use in medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities, where efficient and reliable sterilization of medical instruments is crucial. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide a secure and sterile environment for instruments, ensuring patient safety and compliance with infection control standards.

The O&M Halyard 48503 Sterilization Pouch is intended for the sterilization of medical instruments and equipment. It is made from a high-quality, heat-seal paper that ensures a secure closure, preventing contamination and maintaining sterility. The pouch is compatible with steam and ethylene oxide (EO) sterilization methods, offering flexibility in sterilization protocols. Its flat pack design allows for easy storage and dispensing, making it a convenient choice for busy medical environments.

Key Features

• High-quality, heat-seal paper construction for secure and reliable closure
• Compatible with steam and ethylene oxide (EO) sterilization methods
• Flat pack design for easy storage and dispensing
• Dimensions: 4½" x 15¾" (120mm x 400mm) to accommodate a variety of instrument sizes
• Available in boxes of 250 pouches, with 4 boxes per case for convenient ordering and inventory management
• Designed to provide a secure and sterile environment for medical instruments, ensuring patient safety and compliance with infection control standards
• Easy to use and integrate into existing sterilization protocols

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 4½" x 15¾" (120mm x 400mm) • Weight: Not specified • Materials: High-quality, heat-seal paper • Compliance: Compatible with steam and ethylene oxide (EO) sterilization methods • Packaging: 250 pouches per box, 4 boxes per case

Ideal For

• Hospitals • Outpatient clinics • Surgical centers • Medical laboratories • Home care settings where sterilization of medical equipment is required • Any healthcare environment where efficient and reliable sterilization of medical instruments is necessary