Instrument Trays
Shallow tray for surgical/procedural instruments. 316L is preferred for chloride resistance in steriliser cycles.

3D illustration of the reference design
A wall panel with a 6 mm hole grid on 25 mm pitch on which instrument holders hang; 20 mm returns stiffen the thin sheet and the panel hangs on a French cleat so it can be lifted off for cleaning.
| Panel | 600 × 900 mm, t 1.2, perforated |
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| Material | Stainless steel 316 / 316L |
| Finish | #4 satin, passivated; edges deburred, radiused corners |
| Product code | 4.37 |
Shallow tray for surgical/procedural instruments. 316L is preferred for chloride resistance in steriliser cycles.
A multi-bay surgical scrub trough 1,200 × 500 × 250 deep: a deep pan with a rolled edge and a splashback, drain sockets welded in and tap holes in the back. 1.5 mm SS304, all corners TIG-welded and polished.
The medical/hospital workhorse: 25.4 mm SS304 tube legs, 19 mm rails, two dished shelf trays and a push handle. The tube joints are TIG-welded, ground and polished so no crevice remains.
A sturdy stand for medical equipment: 500 × 500 footprint, an upper platform 1,000 mm high for the device and a lower shelf for accessories; the base is heavy for stability and adjustable feet can replace castors.
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