PRIMA Autoclave Sterilization Pouches, 75mmx200m

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Sterilization pouch roll 75mmx200m, autoclave/EO (1 roll)

They are used for the sterilization process and are made of medical-grade plastic, called transparent laminated film, derived from a special polyester or polypropylene film, and medical paper.

The paper used is smooth on both sides, white, and provides high antibacterial protection.

Average strength: 3N. Reinforced film so it does not tear when opened.

Water-based, non-toxic indicators. Used for Autoclave and Ethylene Oxide sterilization.

Correct sterilization is confirmed by the indicator color change.

For steam sterilization at a temperature of 121-134 º C, the color changes from pink to brown; for ethylene oxide sterilization at a temperature of 30-54 º C, the color changes from blue to orange.

All medical devices and materials to be sterilized must be cleaned and disinfected before undergoing the standard sterilization process.

Sterility is maintained for 2 months after sterilization, provided the packaging remains intact.

1. Place the instruments in the pouch and press until all air is removed from the pouch;

2. Seal the pouch;

3. Place each package in the sterilizer. Avoid any contact with the metal tray of the sterilizer or with another pouch during steam sterilization;

4. This product is approved / designed for use in steam sterilization (autoclave sterilization) at temperatures of 121-134 º C for a maximum of 30 minutes.

5. Allow the pouches / packages to cool in the sterilizer for 5-10 minutes after the entire process. To speed up cooling, leave the sterilizer door wide open;

6. To open the pouch, tear it along the strip.

Order no. 261 of February 6, 2007 approving the Technical Norms on cleaning, disinfection and sterilization in healthcare facilities
All medical devices and materials to be sterilized must be cleaned and disinfected before undergoing the standard sterilization process. Sterility of materials packed in sealed plastic pouches is maintained for 2 (two) months after sterilization, provided the packaging (pouches) remains intact.