CSR Sterilization Wrap

CSR Sterilization Wrap

Strength and resistance to punctures, 

tears and abrasions Anti-static coating reduces static “shocks” to clinicians

Low linting Soft and easy to fold 

Excellent drapability and low memory 

Excellent microbial barrier 

Effective sterilant penetration

A CSR Sterilization Wrap is a durable, non-woven, and highly permeable material used to package medical instruments and supplies for sterilization. It acts as a bacterial barrier against airborne and waterborne contaminants, maintains the sterility of instruments, and is compatible with various sterilization methods such as steam, ethylene oxide (EtO), and gamma radiation. CSR wraps are disposable, memory-free, and often made from cellulose or polypropylene-based materials. 

Key characteristics and functions:

Bacterial Barrier:

Provides an effective barrier against air and waterborne bacteria, blood, and saline, helping to maintain sterility after the sterilization process. 

Sterilization Compatibility:

Designed to be used with common sterilization methods, including steam, ethylene oxide (EtO), gamma irradiation, and E-beam sterilization. 

Material:

Typically made from non-woven materials, such as cellulose fibers, or synthetic polypropylene, providing a cloth-like feel. 

Durability:

Features high tensile strength to resist tearing, even when wet, ensuring durability throughout the sterilization and transport process. 

Permeability:

Highly permeable, allowing steam and other sterilizing agents to penetrate and effectively sterilize the instruments enclosed within. 

Conforms Easily:

The memory-free, non-woven fabric drapes and folds easily around various shapes and sizes of medical instrument trays and cassettes. 

Disposability:

These wraps are single-use and are discarded after the instruments are unwrapped in the operating room or clinical setting.