HaseMed Kidney Dish, Stainless Steel, Autoclavable

Overview

The HaseMed Stainless Steel Kidney Dish is a reusable 600 ml reniform tray built for daily use in operating theatres, treatment rooms, wards and sterile processing. Polished stainless steel, a rolled rim and a seamless one-piece body make it easy to clean, quick to reprocess and reliable through thousands of autoclave cycles. At 250 x 130 x 30 mm it slots neatly onto standard instrument trolleys, Mayo stands and into conventional sterilisation containers, giving clinical teams a durable replacement for disposable kidney bowls without compromising on hygiene.

Why choose a reusable stainless steel kidney dish

Single-use cardboard and polypropylene dishes are convenient, but high-volume departments quickly feel the cost and waste impact. A stainless steel kidney dish pays back its purchase price within a few reprocessing cycles and removes a recurring consumable from the stockroom. Because the HaseMed dish is fully autoclavable, it moves through the same thermal and chemo-thermal workflows as your surgical instruments, which simplifies logistics for central sterile supply departments (CSSD) and keeps procurement lean.

The reniform shape sits close against the patient's body or the edge of a trolley, catching irrigation fluid, blood, used swabs, sharps sheaths and removed dressings without spillage. The smooth, mirror-polished interior leaves nowhere for debris to lodge, and the recessed base stabilises the dish on sloped or vibrating surfaces.

Highlights & Benefits

• Reusable 600 ml capacity: Enough volume for irrigation, fluid collection, soiled dressings or a full set of small instruments without overfilling.
• Corrosion-resistant stainless steel: Rustproof, dimensionally stable and tolerant of routine disinfectants used in hospital and practice settings.
• Fully autoclavable: Compatible with standard steam sterilisation cycles up to 134 degrees Celsius for reliable reprocessing in CSSD.
• Rolled, rounded rim: Reinforces the edge, eliminates burrs and makes the dish safe to handle with gloved hands.
• Compact 250 x 130 x 30 mm footprint: Fits standard instrument trolleys, Mayo stands, procedure trays and rigid sterile containers.
• Seamless one-piece body: No welds or joins that could trap residues, supporting validated cleaning and drying.
• Smooth polished interior: Releases debris easily during washer-disinfector cycles and inspects quickly before re-release to stock.
• Low waste footprint: Replaces a disposable consumable and reduces clinical waste over its service life.

Use Cases

• Operating theatre and day surgery: Receive sutures, small instruments, specimens, irrigation fluid or counted swabs at the sterile field.
• Clinics and medical practices: Support wound care, suture removal, minor excisions, cryotherapy and dressing changes at the treatment chair.
• Wards and nursing homes: Collect body fluids, organise oral care kits, present medication or catch used single-use items at the bedside.
• Emergency and trauma care: Hold wound irrigation solutions, dressings or removed foreign bodies during rapid interventions.
• Dental and oral surgery: Organise burs, gauze and extracted teeth during examinations and procedures.
• Veterinary clinics: A robust, easily disinfected tray for routine and surgical animal care.
• Laboratories and sample prep: Intermediate holding tray for specimen containers, pipettes or small glassware.
• CSSD and sterile processing: Transport and sort small instrument sets through wash, inspection, packing and sterilisation stations.

How to use

Before first use, process the dish through your standard cleaning and sterilisation workflow. During the procedure, position the kidney dish with its concave edge against the patient or work area so fluids and materials fall naturally into the tray. After use, keep the dish moist or pre-soaked until reprocessing begins to prevent debris drying onto the surface.

• Remove gross soil and discard single-use contents according to your waste policy.
• Clean manually or run through a validated washer-disinfector programme using a neutral to mildly alkaline detergent.
• Inspect for residues, dents or deformation; set aside any dish that no longer lies flat or shows surface damage.
• Pack into sterilisation pouches or rigid containers and autoclave using a validated cycle (up to 134 degrees Celsius).
• Dry thoroughly and store in a clean, dust-free area until the next use.

Care notes

To preserve the polished surface and extend service life, avoid chloride-based or abrasive cleaners, steel wool and scouring pads. Do not stack the dishes while still wet, and dry them fully to prevent water spots or staining. Replace any dish that shows dents, deep scratches, distortion or signs of pitting, as these can compromise cleanability.

Available Variants

• 1 piece
• 2 pieces
• 4 pieces