$3.56

• 3.50 x 5.25-inch size fits compact tools
• Wider shape adds room around small instruments
• Blue film keeps enclosed contents visible
• Class 4 indicators show process exposure
• Self-sealing flap speeds pouch preparation
• Quantity: 200 per Box

Aira Self-Sealing Sterilization Pouches, 3.50 x 5.25 Inches, 200 per Box are used for packaging compact dental instruments and accessories before sterilization and keeping processed contents enclosed until they are ready for use. The 3.50-inch width provides more room than narrow file pouches, while the shorter 5.25-inch length creates a closer fit for small instruments that do not require an extended package.

These balanced dimensions help reduce unnecessary empty space and keep individual items easier to arrange, identify, and store. The integrated self-sealing closure allows staff to secure each pouch without separate heat-sealing equipment, making this format practical for routine instrument-processing workflows. Each pouch combines a paper side with transparent blue film so staff can identify the enclosed item without opening the package. The 3.50 x 5.25-inch dimensions can accommodate appropriately sized mirrors, compact scalers, bur holders, small forceps, and other instruments that fit below the closure area without pressing against the pouch edges.

Built-in Class 4 process indicators provide a visible response after exposure to the specified sterilization conditions, helping staff distinguish processed packages from packages awaiting a cycle. Each box contains 200 pouches, providing a convenient working supply for sterilization rooms, procedure setups, central supply areas, and operatories that regularly process smaller instruments. After instruments have been cleaned, dried, inspected, and prepared according to office protocol, trained staff can place compatible contents inside the pouch while leaving enough clearance for proper sealing and processing. The release liner can then be removed, and the adhesive flap folded evenly across the opening before firm pressure is applied along the full closure area.

The compact length helps prevent small items from shifting through excessive unused space, while the 3.50-inch width gives wider components more room than narrow pouch formats. Following sterilization, the sealed pouch keeps the processed contents enclosed until it is opened for use. Each pouch is intended for one processing cycle and should be discarded if it becomes wet, torn, punctured, improperly sealed, or otherwise compromised. Dental assistants, sterilization technicians, dental hygienists, and other trained team members can use Aira Self-Sealing Sterilization Pouches for routine reprocessing and procedure-specific instrument organization.

This size is particularly useful when a 2.75-inch pouch is too narrow but a 5.75-inch or longer pouch would provide more length than the instrument requires. The transparent film helps staff confirm contents during storage and chairside setup, while the paper surface provides space for labeling according to established practice procedures. Instruments should not be forced into the pouch, and sharp points should remain positioned away from the film, paper, seams, and closure.

Teams should also confirm that the pouch dimensions, selected sterilization method, equipment instructions, and instrument reprocessing requirements are compatible before use. Aira Self-Sealing Sterilization Pouches combine a compact 3.50 x 5.25-inch format, paper and transparent blue film construction, Class 4 process indicators, an integrated adhesive closure, and a standard 200-count box in one clearly identified product. The wider but shorter profile supports compact instruments that need additional side room without the unnecessary length of larger pouch formats. Transparent content visibility helps staff locate the correct package quickly, while the self-sealing flap supports efficient preparation without additional sealing equipment. Clear specifications for dimensions, construction, indicator type, closure style, and quantity support accurate purchasing, organized storage, and efficient restocking. For dental teams processing smaller instruments regularly, this configuration provides a practical option for consistent packaging, space-efficient storage, visible identification, and established sterilization-room workflows.