Medline Laceration Tray, 20 EA/CS

Laceration Tray, 20 EA/CS

This laceration tray is a case-packed procedural tray for facilities that need a consistent setup for laceration care. It fits clinics, urgent care, emergency settings, and other professional environments looking to streamline tray selection and restocking. This version includes a fenestrated drape, mosquito hemostatic forceps, serrated tip detail, and a latex-free configuration.

Good Fit For

• Clinic and urgent care procedure rooms
• Emergency and outpatient treatment areas
• Facilities standardizing laceration tray purchasing
• Case-based restocking workflows

Key Features

• Laceration tray format helps standardize setup for laceration procedures
• Fenestrated drape included for added procedural convenience
• Mosquito hemostatic forceps are included in the tray
• Serrated tip detail may matter for buyers matching tray preferences
• Latex-free construction supports facilities reducing latex exposure concerns
• Case quantity of 20 each works for department purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Stocking laceration procedure trays in treatment rooms
• Supporting routine replenishment for outpatient or emergency care areas
• Standardizing tray selection across multiple rooms or departments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This tray is sold by the case, which may be a better fit for ongoing departmental use than low-volume purchasing.
• Buyers comparing similar trays may want to note the included fenestrated drape and mosquito hemostatic forceps.
• Latex-free selection can be helpful for facilities with latex-related product restrictions or preferences.

FAQ

• Does this laceration tray include a drape? Yes. This tray includes a fenestrated drape.
• Are hemostatic forceps included? Yes. The tray includes mosquito hemostatic forceps.
• Is this tray latex free? Yes. This laceration tray is latex free.
• How many trays come in a case? This product comes as 20 each per case.
• What tip type is noted for this tray? The tray is specified with a serrated tip type.

From Medline.