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The sterilization container perforated aluminium with textile filters from Helmut Zepf GmbH is a reliable and professionally engineered solution for the safe sterilization and storage of dental and surgical instruments. Designed to meet the demanding standards of clinical environments, this container ensures consistent sterile barrier performance cycle after cycle.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 310 x 190 x 65 mm
• Material: Aluminium, Grey
• Bottom and Cover: Perforated design for optimal steam penetration
• Filters: Includes 2 Textile Permanent Filters

Key Features

The perforated bottom and cover construction of this sterilization container perforated aluminium with textile filters allows steam to circulate freely throughout the interior, ensuring thorough and uniform sterilization of all enclosed instruments. The grey aluminium build provides a robust, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant enclosure suited to the rigors of repeated autoclave cycles.

The two included textile permanent filters serve as a sterile barrier, preventing contamination after the sterilization process while allowing steam exchange during the cycle. These reusable filters contribute to long-term cost efficiency and reduced waste compared to single-use alternatives.

Clinical Benefits

Choosing a sterilization container perforated aluminium with textile filters of this caliber supports compliance with instrument reprocessing workflows, helping clinical teams maintain safe and hygienic conditions. The standardized dimensions make it easy to integrate into existing autoclave and storage systems used in dental and medical practices.

FAQ

What filters are included with this container? The container comes with 2 Textile Permanent Filters that provide a reusable sterile barrier.

What are the dimensions of this sterilization container? The container measures 310 x 190 x 65 mm.

Is this container compatible with standard autoclaves? The perforated aluminium construction is designed for use in standard steam sterilization autoclaves commonly found in dental and medical settings.