An Episiotomy Tray with Lid is a stainless steel or medical-grade tray designed to hold and organize all necessary instruments and materials used during an episiotomy procedure. The tray includes a fitted lid for maintaining sterility and ease of transport in clinical and surgical environments

.The Episiotomy Tray Without Lid is a surgical tray made from high-quality stainless steel or medical-grade materials, designed to hold and organize instruments required during episiotomy procedures. Its open-top design facilitates easy access to instruments during surgeries and clinical procedures

•  Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel (304/316)

•  Finish: Mirror or satin polish for corrosion resistance

•  Dimensions: Common sizes range from 30 cm x 20 cm x 4 cm to 40 cm x 25 cm x 5 cm

•  Lid: Tight-fitting, often with silicone seals or raised edges to maintain sterility

•  Weight: Approximately 500-800 grams depending on size

•  Sterilization: Autoclavable and compatible with standard sterilization methods

Varies to accommodate different instrument sets and clinical requirements, typically within the 30-40 cm length range and 20-25 cm width range.

Rectangular or slightly oval with smooth rounded edges to facilitate easy cleaning and handling.

•  Standard Episiotomy Tray with Lid

•  Deep Tray versions for bulkier instrument sets

•  Custom-sized trays per hospital specifications

•  Disposable plastic trays with lids (less common)

•  Surgical stainless steel for durability and repeated sterilization

•  Some disposable versions use medical-grade plastic materials

•  Surgical Instrument Trays

•  Obstetric Procedure Accessories

•  Sterile Storage and Transport Equipment

•  Single unit tray with a matching lid

• Available in sterile packs or non-sterile bulk packaging

Primarily used in medical and veterinary settings for:

•  Organizing and sterilizing episiotomy instruments before and during procedures

•  Maintaining sterility during transport and storage

•  Facilitating quick access to surgical tools in labor wards and operating theatres

•  Durable and corrosion-resistant for repeated use

•  Maintains sterility with secure lid

•  Easy to clean and disinfect

•  Compact and stackable for efficient storage

•  Customizable sizes to fit various instrument configurations

•  Stainless steel trays can be heavy compared to plastic alternatives

•  Requires proper cleaning and sterilization after every use

•  Disposable plastic versions are less durable and environmentally less friendly

•  Always inspect for dents or damage before use

•  Ensure lid fits securely to maintain sterility

•  Follow strict sterilization protocols before and after use

•  Avoid contact with non-sterile surfaces during transport

•  HS Code: 9403.20

•  HSN Code: 94032000 (Covers furniture and parts for medical use including trays)

•  Handle with clean gloves during sterile procedures

•  Clean with enzymatic detergents post-use

•  Autoclave as per manufacturer instructions

•  Store in a dry, clean environment to prevent rusting

•  Compatible with autoclave sterilization at 121°C for 15-20 minutes

•  Can also be sterilized with chemical disinfectants if needed

•   Avoid harsh abrasives that may damage finish

•  Used for organizing episiotomy instruments during veterinary obstetric procedures

•  Maintains sterility and readiness of instruments in field or clinical veterinary settings

•  Assists veterinary surgeons in efficient and hygienic delivery managemen

•  Standard equipment in hospital labor and delivery rooms

•  Facilitates safe and sterile episiotomy procedures during childbirth

•  Used in medical training and teaching facilities for obstetrics

Q1. What material is the episiotomy tray made of?

Answer: Typically surgical-grade stainless steel, but plastic versions exist.

Q2. Can the tray with lid be sterilized?

Answer: Yes, it is designed for autoclave and chemical sterilization.

Q3. Are there different sizes available?

Answer: Yes, sizes vary to fit different instrument sets and clinical needs.

Q4. Is this tray reusable?

Answer: Stainless steel trays are reusable with proper sterilization; plastic trays are often disposable.

Q5. Can this tray be used in veterinary settings?

Answer: Yes, widely used in both human and veterinary obstetrics.