Self-sealing steam sterilization pouches 300mm x 390mm by Soft Care, suitable for steam and gas sterilization. Provide secure instrument packaging with clear content visibility, ideal for clinics, dental practices and laboratories.
Features – Self-sealing steam sterilization pouches 300mm x 390mm Soft Care
Self-adhesive closure for quick, clean sealing without a heat sealer.
Triple sealing lines for enhanced closure security.
Process indicators for steam (121°C–134°C) and gas (30°C–54°C) with instant visual confirmation of exposure.
Transparent film allows easy content identification before and after sterilization.
Medical-grade paper side supports proper penetration and maintains sterility until opening.
Protective outer packaging (inner nylon bag, outer carton) for storage and transport protection.
Use note: avoid writing on the paper side to reduce the risk of perforation.
Technical Specifications
- Outer size: 300 x 390 mm
- Inner size: 280 x 335 mm
- Sterilization temperature (steam): 121°C – 134°C
- Sterilization temperature (gas): 30°C – 54°C
- Materials: medical-grade paper & transparent plastic film
- Indicators: dual (steam & gas)
- Sealing: triple line
- Pack quantity: 100 pieces
- Manufacturer/Brand: Soft Care
- Product code (MPN): 112.208
- GTIN: Not available
- Compliance: CE & ISO
- Weight: Not available
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which sterilization methods are these pouches compatible with?
They are suitable for steam autoclaves at 121°C–134°C and low-temperature gas sterilization at 30°C–54°C. Always follow your device manufacturer’s instructions.
How can I ensure a proper and secure seal?
Load clean, fully dried instruments leaving headspace. Remove the liner and press the self-adhesive strip evenly along the triple sealing lines to achieve a flat, continuous seal without wrinkles.
How should I store the pouches after sterilization?
Store in a clean, dry area, away from moisture and direct light. Avoid pressure or bending that may compromise the seal and use a first-in, first-out rotation.
