Medline Nonsterile Operating Room Basin, Light Blue, 50 EA/CS

Nonsterile Operating Room Basin, Light Blue, 50 EA/CS

This nonsterile operating room basin is a light blue plastic O.R. basin for fluid collection and general operating room support tasks. It fits facilities that need a reusable-format basin style with clear volume reference marks for workflow visibility. Molded graduations in quarts and ccs help with measurement, and the basin fits ring stands with 12 inch to 13.25 inch openings.

Good Fit For

• Operating room setups that use ring stands
• Clinical areas that need volume-marked basins
• Department case purchasing for routine basin use

Key Features

• Nonsterile operating room basin for O.R. and procedure-area use
• Plastic construction supports everyday handling in clinical settings
• Molded graduations in quarts and ccs help staff read volume quickly
• Fits ring stands with openings of 12 inch to 13.25 inch
• Light blue color can help with visual identification during setup
• Case quantity of 50 supports department purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Collecting and holding fluids during operating room workflows
• Using with compatible ring stands in the O.R.
• Supporting procedure setup where quart and cc graduations are useful

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 30.5 cm.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Check ring stand opening size before ordering; this basin fits 12 inch to 13.25 inch openings.
• Choose this version when a nonsterile basin is appropriate for the intended workflow.

FAQ

• Will this operating room basin fit a ring stand? Yes. This basin fits ring stands with openings from 12 inch to 13.25 inch.
• Does the basin have measurement markings? Yes. The basin has molded graduations in both quarts and ccs for quick volume reference.
• Is this basin sterile? No. This is a nonsterile operating room basin.
• What material is the basin made from? This operating room basin is made of plastic.
• What quantity comes in a case? This item comes 50 per case.

From Medline.