$6.56

• Mauve color identification
• Durable medical grade plastic
• Multi compartment layout design
• Quantity: 1 divided tray unit
• Reusable disinfectable surface

The Plasdent - Divided Set-Up Tray Mauve is a multi compartment procedural tray designed to organize instruments, disposables, and materials efficiently during restorative, hygiene, surgical, and diagnostic appointments while supporting streamlined operatory workflow. Manufactured from durable medical grade plastic in a mauve finish, this divided tray helps separate instruments, cotton products, bonding agents, anesthetic components, and small accessories into designated sections, reducing clutter and improving accessibility during treatment.

If you are not certain about what the Plasdent - Divided Set-Up Tray Mauve is used for, it is the best divided dental setup tray for maintaining structured chairside organization and improving clinical efficiency. The integrated compartment layout allows clinicians and assistants to prepare procedural kits in advance, minimizing search time and enhancing productivity throughout appointments. The mauve color supports operatory color coding systems, allowing practices to standardize setups across multiple treatment rooms or designate trays by procedure type.

Designed with smooth edges and a stable flat base, the tray sits securely on countertops or bracket tables without shifting during use. Its lightweight yet sturdy construction withstands daily handling and repeated surface disinfection according to infection control protocols, supporting long term usability in busy environments. The divided configuration helps prevent cross contact between materials during procedures such as crown preparation, composite placement, sealant application, and prophylaxis treatments.

Suitable for general dentistry, orthodontic bonding setups, implant procedures, and specialty workflows, this tray enhances organization without occupying excessive space. It is also the best reusable multi compartment dental setup tray for delivering consistent instrument arrangement and maintaining structured operatory presentation in modern clinical practices.