The Features and Benefits of Using Sterilisation Flat Rolls

The primary objective of sterilization is to remove all kinds of live microorganisms from a given space or substance. Sterilization is imperative to preserve a substance for a long time without decay. If such substances are not sterilised, then microbes can cause infection. Here are the typical sterilisation methods adopted by medical professionals:

Sterilization of the Physical Agents

1. Heat (by moist heat or dry heat)

2. Filtration

3. Radiation

Sterilization of Chemical Agents boiling for a set period of time. When different methods and procedures are used for sterilization, the success of a method strongly depends on the sterilization reels, pouches, and related accessories.

Sterilization flat roll is basically a high-quality medical paper designed especially for sterilizing packing in hospitals and clinics. It provides maximum safety, and the reels are seal able. These reels have a clean, fibre-free opening and a transparent multi layer co-polymer film to ensure easy identification.

A medical device is typically packed in a sterilization flat roll and sealed for disinfection and sterilization.

Sterilization flat rolls are often used for the packaging of medical consumables such as medical gloves, medical syringes, hemo static gauze, surgical hole towels, medical catheter intubation, surgical clothing, protective clothing, vascular catheters, artificial joints, occluders, and other medical consumables, as well as the packaging of high-end medical devices. Tyvek flat-reel pouches are popularly used to aid in the sterilization of medical devices. These are made using 60/70 grm uncoated medical-grade paper. These pouches are compatible with steam (autoclave), EO, and plasma sterilization processes.These are available in widths ranging from 50 mm up to 500 mm and in lengths of 100 or 200 meters and provide superior seal strength and excellent peeling ability. Sterilization flat rolls and pouches are a safe way to prevent infection and also help to clean the tools that go through the disinfection process.