Medical Sterilization Pouch Bag Introduction

The development of medical sterilization bags is a relatively new field. The first sterilization pouches in Japan, known as Mekkin Bags, were developed by HOGY Medical in 1964. These bags were designed to prevent the spread of infections in hospitals and have evolved to accommodate various sterilization methods.

Medical sterilization bags are essential components in the healthcare industry. The bags are packaging system used for medical devices that can be sterilized and provides a microbial barrier. It is designed to protect the contents before and after sterilization and maintain a sterile environment within the system for a specified period of time (marked validity period) after sterilization.The bags are  designed to ensure patients’ safety and the effectiveness of medical procedures.

Medical sterilization bags are commonly used in various medical and dental settings, including:

· Hospitals and surgical centers.

· Dental clinics.

· Outpatient clinics.

· Medical laboratories centers.

· Pet clinics.

In these environments, the following items can be processed in a peel package:

· Surgical instruments, such as scalpels, forceps and scissors

· Dental tools like explorers, mirrors and probes

· Diagnostic equipment

· Implantable devices

· Wound care supplies

Types of Sterilization Bags

Self-Sealing Sterilization Pouches

A self-sealing sterilization pouch is designed for convenience and ease of use. It features an adhesive strip allowing quick and secure closure without additional sealing equipment.

Using a self-sealing pouch typically involves placing the instrument inside, removing the protective strip from the adhesive, folding the flap over and pressing firmly to create a seal.

Self-sealing pouches are quick and easy to use and require no additional equipment. They’re ideal for facilities with lower sterilization volumes, like dental offices and outpatient clinics, where convenience and efficiency are paramount

Heat-sealed sterilization pouches require a separate heat-sealing device to close the pouch securely. This pouch type offers a more robust seal and is often preferred in high-volume sterilization settings.

The process involves inserting the instrument into the pouch, placing the open end into a heat-sealing machine and activating the sealer to create a strong, tamper-evident seal.

Gusseted Sterilization Pouches

Gusseted pouches feature expandable sides to accommodate larger or bulkier items. They are especially useful for tool boxes, oddly shaped instruments, and larger surgical instruments. The curved design provides plenty of space and flexibility, making it easier to pack and sterilize items that may not fit in standard flat bags.

Material Introduction

The Production Process

About Our Company

At Hebei Haosen Machinery Technology Co., Ltd., we provide comprehensive solutions for medical sterilization bags production. Our goal is to support our clients by delivering high-quality products, comprehensive training, and ongoing assistance to ensure the success of their projects. For more information about our products, please visit www.hsbagmachinery.com