Aesculap Ag

Daniel Weisser

Mariana Jakab

Timo Knittel

Eva Streit

Fabian Mauthe

Hermann Deutscher

An arrangement includes a sterilization tray and a fixing clip configured for tool-free mounting on a perforated corrugated bottom of the sterilization tray. The fixing clip has a main section, on which two rows of arms are arranged opposite to one another with respect to a center axis. Each row of arms has a first holding arm and a second holding arm, on which a snap-in nose is respectively formed. The snap-in noses of the two holding arms of each row of arms point towards one another. A first edge extends on the main section between the first two holding arms and a second edge extends between the second two holding arms. A recess or notch is formed on each of the two edges, into which crosspieces can immerse.

Fastening clamp for attaching holders for medical instruments in a sterilization mesh basket, and arrangement having a sterilization mesh basket and a fastening clamp

A drill wire sleeve includes a tubular oblong sleeve having a length, an internal diameter and an external diameter. The drill wire sleeve has a first axial end cap and a second axial end cap. The first axial end cap and/or the second axial end cap is detachably fastenable without tools on the tubular oblong sleeve using a thread and detachably closes an insertion opening of the tubular oblong sleeve. The first axial end cap and/or the second axial end cap has a non-rotationally symmetrical outer cross section and the tubular oblong sleeve has a plurality of first passages in its lateral surface. The first passages are formed oblong and are inclined at an angle of 25&#xb0; to 65&#xb0; in relation to the longitudinal axis of the tubular oblong sleeve, preferably at an angle of 28&#xb0; to 55&#xb0;, and more preferably at an angle of 31&#xb0; to 52&#xb0;.

Drill wire sleeve

Sterilization tray for surgical clips

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Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany

Daniel Weisser