Endosys Technologies Private Limited

Customisation of Multispeciality CareKIT Trays

The components of the CareKIT System have been designed to create a virtually unlimited number of tray configurations. However you combine these components, the three common goals of instrument preparation are:

Ensure Full Sterilization of the Instrumentation.

Extreme care for your well crafted instruments

Ease of use of the Instruments in the OT operating room

Valuable time has to be conserved with proper organized handling of the Instruments.

Packaging of Trays

The CareKIT™ System has been sized to fit and can be wrapped in either reusable or disposable CSR wraps.

Assembling of Trays & Sterilization

All CareKIT™ trays, lids, Easy-Hold Silicon holders, Instrument holding racks and silicone finger mats should be inspected following decontamination.

All visible soil and debris has to be removed — Always check around the attached bracket.

Following manufacturers’ instructions, all instruments should be checked for cleanliness and correct operation before being placed in the customized CareKIT tray.

Once cleaned, prepared and packaged, the CareKIT trays are ready to be sterilized. The system is made to withstand repeated exposure to steam, Ethylene oxide, and cold sterilizing solutions.

When preparing trays it is important to remember that the sterilant must be able to contact the instrument, so there must be space between the instrument and any holding device, especially the slotted silicone instrument holders.

Inner Trays

The Inner trays may be used separately with a lid, or may be combined with the base tray in a variety of configurations. Normally, a base tray unit is used in combination with any of the inner trays, or the metal instrument holding rack, to create layers that will organize and protect the instruments in each set.

Illustration of Lids

Latched lids are provided in both flat and extended designs. They are available for the base unit and the inner trays.

Silicone Finger Mats

To improve sterilant penetration, the system’s silicone finger mats are designed with holes that match up to the perforations in their corresponding trays. Whenever possible, the finger mats should be used without modification; however, if an instrument will not lay properly in the fingers, they can be cut to allow secure placement.

INSTRUMENT SETS

The following examples are provided to help you understand the use and many configuration possibilities of the CareKIT system. From this starting point, you will find it easy to create other configurations for your specific needs. For any set DuraMAT, silicone finger mat and a metal instrument holder are used to organize the set.