Description
Function of Sterilization Pouch
- Maintain sterility: Keeps instruments clean and free from bacteria after autoclaving
- Allow sterilization process: Designed to let steam or gas (e.g., from an autoclave) penetrate and sterilize the contents
- Protection: Prevents contamination during storage and handling
- Indicator system: Usually has color-changing indicators to confirm sterilization has been completed
- Easy identification: Transparent side allows you to see instruments inside
📏 Common Sizes
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Sterilization Pouch – Sizes & Functions
1. 57 x 100 mm (130 mm) – 200’s/box
- Suitable for small instruments such as burs, endodontic files, small dental accessories
- Ideal for single small items
2. 70 x 230 mm (260 mm) – 200’s/box
- Suitable for slim instruments such as probes, explorers, tweezers
- Good for individually packed instruments
3. 90 x 230 mm (260 mm) – 200’s/box
- Suitable for medium-sized instruments such as dental mirrors, scalers
- Can fit 1–2 instruments per pouch
4. 135 x 250 mm (280 mm) – 200’s/box
- Suitable for larger instruments such as forceps, surgical tools, or instrument sets
- Ideal for multiple instruments in one pouch
