Low-Temperature selfseal sterilization pouches

Low-Temperature Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches are specially designed for the packaging and sterilization of medical instruments and devices under low-temperature sterilization processes such as ethylene oxide (EO) and hydrogen peroxide plasma. These pouches feature a convenient self-seal closure that ensures secure and airtight sealing without the need for additional sealing equipment. The pouches are constructed from a combination of high-quality medical-grade paper and film, providing excellent sterilant permeability while maintaining a strong microbial barrier.

Features of Low-Temperature Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches

1. Self-Seal Closure: Equipped with an easy-to-use adhesive strip that eliminates the need for heat-sealing devices, ensuring a secure, airtight seal after loading instruments into the pouch.
2. Dual Material Construction: Made from durable medical-grade paper on one side and a transparent, puncture-resistant film on the other, offering excellent sterilization permeability and visibility of the contents.
3. Tear-Resistant: The transparent film side is tear-resistant, allowing for easy handling and reducing the risk of compromising sterility when opening the pouch.
4. Low-Temperature Sterilization Compatibility: Specifically designed for use in low-temperature sterilization environments such as ethylene oxide (EO) and hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilizers.
5. Sterility Maintenance: Maintains sterility of instruments until the point of use, providing a strong barrier against microbial contamination after the sterilization process.

Applications of Low-Temperature Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches

1. Medical Instrument Sterilization: Commonly used for the sterilization of surgical tools, dental instruments, and other medical devices that require low-temperature sterilization methods.
2. Dental Clinics: Frequently utilized by dental professionals for the packaging and sterilization of dental tools, ensuring sterility until the moment of use.
3. Veterinary Clinics: Used to package and sterilize veterinary instruments, ensuring contamination-free procedures during treatment.
4. Laboratories: Ideal for the sterilization of delicate lab instruments and equipment that may be sensitive to high-temperature sterilization processes like autoclaving.