Dental Instrument Sterilization Container

Air and water-tight filtered boxes, known as dental size sterilization containers, are employed to sterilize surgical instruments, equipment, and dental implants. It is composed of two primary components: the container and the lid. During the production of boxes and lids, the primary bodies are pressed from 1050 quality aluminum in a single piece, and no welding is employed. In order to enhance the durability of the box and protect its surfaces from external influences, decorative anodization is implemented. The lids are available in a variety of colors. There are air holes on the lid surface, a silicone seal that provides an air and water seal on the inside edge, a lockable stainless steel/aluminum/plastic filter holder with a sealing seal around it, which holds the filters placed in the central position on the inside of the cover to filter the air that passes through the cover holes into the box, and spring locks on both sides of the box which contain the label attachment compartments and the parts of the lock through which the plastic disposable security lock passes. In addition to containers, auxiliary materials such as silicone mats, sheet baskets, wire baskets, paper filters, PTFE filters, and labels are employed. They are produced in a variety of sizes and types that are pre-designed to meet the requirements of the users. Filters and filter holders are employed in the lids of hole boxes, as well as in no-hole boxes.