Finding reliable sterilization trays can be frustrating and time-consuming. At Plastic Sterilization Trays Store, we make it easy with:

✅ Top-quality trays from PST Corp for over 30 years

✅ Available in multiple sizes - Shop by size

✅ Automatic bulk discounts

✅ Proudly Made In USA

So you can focus on caring for patients while ensuring your instruments are always safe and clean.

Plastic Sterilization Trays from PST Corp, a leading American Manufacturer for Surgical Instrument Sterilization Trays and Storage Containers for Over 30 Years.

Size: 2.6" W x 16" L x 1.5" H 

PST Part Numbers: Complete Tray Includes base, lid and 2 silicone bars mentioned below

6510A: Tray with 2 silicone bars. Accommodates 2 scopes.

6501S: Silicone Bar 2 Open End Slots (9mm and 12mm)

6502S: Silicone Bar 2 Open End Slots (Round 9mm Silicone Bar)

These are the features that make PST trays better for sterilizing your surgical instruments.

• Flexibility of layout. Either finger-tip mats or special, "plug-in" inserts for individual instruments.
• Unique, "grid" system in all bases, trays and lids, making it easy to install the mat or insert required to protect your instruments properly.
• Stackable trays. Integral feet in bases and corner ridges on lids allow for easier handling in autoclaves and storage.
• All bases have pebble-type surface to keep mats from sticking.
• Dimensions of each tray are designed to accommodate a variety of instrument sizes and shapes.
• Sterilizable by all standard methods of sterilization (autoclave, steam, dry heat, chemical).
• Single and double level trays to handle different numbers of instruments. Double level trays come with removable upper-level insert and mat.
• Molded from General Electric's ULTEM^® resin, using mold flow analysis to guarantee product strength, structural integrity and extended life cycle.
• Shop Replacement Parts (Base, Lid, Mat) For This Tray Here
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