358 devices · GMDN 64168
A sterilization stringer is a reusable medical device used to suspend and secure surgical instruments—such as forceps or scissors—in an open, organized position during sterilization processes. This ensures proper exposure to sterilants while preventing damage or tangling of the instruments, improving efficiency in surgical preparation.
These devices are typically classified as reusable medical instruments and may be subject to regulatory requirements depending on jurisdiction, including compliance with sterilization standards and material safety guidelines. They are commonly supplied as part of surgical instrument sets or as standalone accessories for healthcare facilities.
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