Wire Stainless Steel Basket for Endoscopes, with Silicone Holding Clamps
Manufacturer: Manning Surgical
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
The Wire Stainless Steel Endoscope Basket is an essential instrument tray engineered to provide superior protection and stabilization for delicate, high-value endoscopes and optical lenses throughout the entire cycle of transport, cleaning, sterilization, and storage. Constructed from high-grade stainless steel with a fine wire mesh design, the basket maximizes fluid and steam penetration during washing and autoclaving procedures. It features an integrated twist-lock mechanism to secure the hinged lid, ensuring contents remain safely enclosed. Inside, custom-molded silicone holding clamps line the base and lid, absorbing mechanical shocks and holding scope shafts and optics firmly in place without scratching or compromising sensitive surfaces.
Features:
- High-Grade Stainless Steel Construction: Manufactured from corrosion-resistant, surgical-grade stainless steel designed to withstand rigorous, repeated sterilization and high-temperature autoclaving cycles.
- Optimized Wire Mesh Structure: Features an open wire design that facilitates uniform liquid flow, effective chemical exposure, and complete steam penetration during cleaning and sterilization processes.
- Secure Twist-Lock Mechanism: Equipped with a durable, easy-to-operate twist lock that keeps the basket securely shut during handling, preventing accidental opening or spillages.
- Gentle Silicone Holding Clamps: Integrated soft silicone pads and clamps cradle the flexible or rigid scope shafts securely, eliminating contact with metal surfaces to prevent scratches and physical degradation.
- Vibration and Shock Resistance: Shock-absorbing silicone mounts minimize movement and cushion delicate internal optics against impact or mechanical strain during transit and reprocessing.
- Standardized Tray Dimensions: Sized to fit standard sterilization containers, ultrasonic baths, and washer-disinfector racks for seamless workflow integration.
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