1. Principle of Operation

The surgical instruments and holloware products by Atlas Surgical are designed to facilitate various medical procedures, enhancing efficiency and safety in healthcare settings. Each product serves a specific purpose, from collecting specimens and fluids to aiding in surgical interventions, thus playing a vital role in patient management.

2. Materials Specifications

Our instruments and holloware are constructed from high-quality, medical-grade materials, ensuring durability and compliance with health regulations. Common materials include:

• Stainless Steel: Used for instruments requiring high strength and corrosion resistance, such as surgical trays and emesis basins.
• Polypropylene and PVC: Utilized for holloware products, offering lightweight and impact-resistant features for items like bedpans and urine containers.
• Latex-Free Options: Available for all products to accommodate patients with latex allergies.

3. Description of Device Packaging

All products are packaged in sterile, tamper-evident packaging to ensure safety and integrity until point of use. Packaging typically includes:

• Individual Blister Packs: For instruments to maintain sterility.
• Cardboard Boxes: For bulk items, providing protection during transportation.
• Labels: Clear identification of product specifications, lot numbers, and expiration dates.

4. History of Development

Atlas Surgical has a legacy of over 65 years in the medical supply industry, continuously evolving our product line to meet the needs of healthcare professionals. Our commitment to quality and innovation has resulted in the development of a comprehensive range of surgical instruments and holloware, including:

Holloware Products

1. Oblong Trays - Oblong trays are versatile tools used in surgical and clinical environments to hold and organize instruments and supplies during procedures. Their elongated shape allows for easy access to multiple items at once, promoting efficiency in the operating room. Made from durable, easy-to-clean materials, these trays help maintain sterility and streamline workflow.

2. Emesis Basins - Emesis basins are designed with a contoured shape to provide maximum comfort and ease of use for patients experiencing nausea or vomiting. Their wide, shallow design minimizes spillage and allows for quick disposal of contents. Emesis basins are a critical component of patient care in both emergency and surgical settings, ensuring patient comfort and dignity during treatment.

3. Kidney Trays and Catheter Trays

• Kidney Trays: Specifically designed for collecting surgical instruments, tissues, or fluids during procedures, kidney trays feature a curved shape that conforms to the patient’s anatomy for efficient use. Their sturdy construction ensures they can hold liquids without leaking.