3D - Kangaroo Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches 5.25"X10" 200/bx
- Vendor3D Dental
3D - Kangaroo Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches 5.25"X10" 200/bx
- Vendor3D Dental
$9.12
- 5.25 x 10-inch; large wide format; for instrument sets
- Orange film; largest standard Kangaroo pouch format
- Class 4 internal and external indicators; fail-resistant seal
- Medical-grade paper; multi-layer film; fiber-free peel
- Autoclave and EO compatible; self-sealing; lead-free
- Quantity: 200 per Pack
3D Dental Kangaroo Self-Seal Sterilization Pouches, 5.25" x 10" is used for sterilizing wider or larger dental instruments, multiple instrument bundles, handpiece sleeves, and other bulkier items whose width or combined dimensions require a larger pouch than the narrower 2.25" x 4" and 2.75" x 9" Kangaroo sizes. The wider interior clearance and 10-inch length accommodate instrument cassette contents, handpieces, and other groupings that standard smaller pouches cannot contain without overpacking or compromising the seal at closure.
Each pack contains 200 pouches, orange in color to distinguish this size from the smaller blue and pink Kangaroo formats at a glance.
Dental offices ordering sterilization pouches from their supplier can buy this larger size specifically for cassette sets and handpiece cleaning accessories that need more clearance than the medium sizes provide, helping the sterilization coordinator select the correct size quickly during a busy pouching workflow. Built-in internal and external Class 4 chemical indicators confirm sterilization conditions were achieved at both the exterior and interior of the pouch.
The self-sealing closure maintains pouch integrity through the temperature and pressure conditions of the steam autoclave cycle, keeping instruments sterile from sealing through storage until chairside use. The medical-grade surgical paper allows steam to penetrate during the autoclave cycle, while the multi-layer fracture-free film provides a transparent viewing window and a clean, fiber-free peel path at the point of use, even for bulkier instrument sets that need more clearance while opening.
A thumb notch on the opening edge gives the clinician or assistant a reliable grip for controlled peeling.