High-Quality Formalin Chamber with Multiple Sliding Trays for Efficient Instrument Sterilization (10''Small Size)

A Formalin Chamber is a sterilization device commonly used in medical and laboratory settings to disinfect surgical instruments and equipment. It utilizes formaldehyde gas, released from formalin solution, to achieve high-level sterilization.

Features:

• Construction: Typically made from high-grade, transparent polymer materials, allowing for easy visualization of contents. The chambers are lightweight yet durable, ensuring longevity and ease of handling.

• Tray System: Equipped with multiple sliding trays (commonly two or three) to organize instruments efficiently and maximize exposure to formaldehyde vapors.

• Airtight Seal: Designed with a secure sealing mechanism to minimize the escape of formaldehyde fumes, ensuring safety for users and maintaining the efficacy of the sterilization process.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: Sizes vary depending on the model and manufacturer; typically designed to accommodate standard surgical instruments.

• Material Thickness: Some models feature a material thickness of approximately 5 mm, enhancing durability and resistance to wear.

• Tray Configuration: Available with two or three sliding trays, depending on the specific design and user requirements.

• Usage:

  1. Preparation: Place the surgical instruments on the trays within the chamber.

  2. Formalin Placement: Introduce a specified amount of formalin solution into the chamber, usually in a designated compartment or container.

  3. Sealing: Close the chamber securely to ensure an airtight environment.

  4. Sterilization Process: Allow the instruments to remain in the chamber for a predetermined period, during which formaldehyde gas is released to sterilize the instruments.

  5. Ventilation: After the sterilization cycle, open the chamber in a well-ventilated area to dissipate any residual fumes before removing the instruments.

  Safety Considerations:

  • Ventilation: Always operate the formalin chamber in a well-ventilated area to prevent the accumulation of formaldehyde fumes, which can be hazardous if inhaled.

  • Protective Equipment: Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves and masks, when handling formalin and during the sterilization process.

  • Formalin Handling: Follow proper protocols for the handling and disposal of formalin solution to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.