Stainless steel surgical bowl OR-3152

Description
Amalgam Well is a dental mixing accessory designed to securely hold amalgam, composite, cement or other restorative materials during dental procedures. Constructed from medical-grade German stainless steel, the well provides a stable, easy-to-clean working surface for loading amalgam carriers and managing restorative materials while maintaining procedural control.

Ideal for

• Amalgam restorative procedures
• Loading amalgam carriers
• Handling and dispensing amalgam and other restorative materials
• Operative dentistry procedures
• General dental practices and clinics

Features

• Made of medical-grade German stainless steel
• Passivation surface treatment to improve corrosion resistance
• Non-sterile, reusable and autoclavable
• Subjected to form, boiling and performance tests
• Lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship

Product care
Proper cleaning and sterilization of dental instruments is essential for patient safety and infection control. A structured reprocessing workflow reduces contamination risk and ensures instruments remain safe and effective for repeated use.

Immediate cleaning after use
Begin cleaning immediately after a procedure to prevent blood, tissue and fluids from drying on instruments. At point of use, gently wipe instruments with a sterile damp cloth or sponge. Apply moisture-retaining products (enzymatic sprays, gels or foams) as needed to prevent drying before detailed cleaning. For heavily soiled devices, initial soaking in an enzymatic solution can help loosen residues.

Safe handling and transportation
Transfer used instruments to the reprocessing area in sealed, puncture-resistant containers to prevent leakage and accidental exposure. Clearly label containers as biohazardous to minimise contamination risk.

Thorough manual cleaning
Manual cleaning removes visible contamination prior to advanced processing. Use soft brushes, approved detergents and lint-free cloths. Pay attention to hinges, grooves, joints and locking mechanisms. Rinse thoroughly with purified water (distilled or deionized) to eliminate detergent residues.

Advanced mechanical cleaning
Ultrasonic cleaners and automated washer-disinfectors complement manual cleaning by removing microscopic particles. Arrange instruments according to manufacturer instructions and equipment guidelines.

Sterilization methods
Choose sterilization methods appropriate for the instrument and manufacturer guidance. Common options include:

• Steam sterilization (autoclave)
• Gas sterilization (ethylene oxide)
• Hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilization
• Dry heat sterilization

Residue removal following sterilization
After gas-based sterilization, rinse instruments with purified water to remove any residual chemicals.

Proper drying procedures
Allow instruments to cool and aerate after sterilization. Ensure complete drying to prevent corrosion or staining. Use lint-free cloths or compressed air to remove remaining moisture.

Instrument lubrication
Hinged or movable instruments require periodic lubrication with medical-grade, water-soluble lubricants per manufacturer recommendations to maintain function and avoid buildup.

Inspection and functional assessment
Inspect each instrument before packaging and storage for cleanliness, structural condition and operational performance. Use magnification if necessary. Instruments failing inspection should be reprocessed or removed for repair.

Sterile packaging requirements
Use appropriate sterilization pouches, wraps or rigid containment. Seal packages securely and label with sterilization date and contents.

Storage and shelf management
Store sterile instruments in a clean, dry, controlled environment. Keep instruments off the floor, avoid moisture and direct sunlight, maintain controlled room conditions and apply a first-in, first-out system.

Documentation and quality compliance
Maintain records of sterilization cycles, processing methods, equipment performance, operator details, biological monitoring and maintenance logs to support traceability and audits.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Sheroski Sverige AB
• Model: Amalgam Well
• Article: Art: OR-3152
• Material: medical-grade German stainless steel
• Surface treatment: passivation (to improve corrosion resistance)
• Sterility: non-sterile; reusable; autoclavable
• Tests: form test, boiling test, performance test
• Warranty: lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship
• Available sizes: Small, Large
• Use: holds amalgam, composite, cement; stable working surface for loading amalgam carriers