Aesculap Ag

Timo Knittel

Bianca Rosin

Eva Streit

Dennis Görz

Dennis Goerz

Matthias Henke

Corvin Motz

Stephan Bauer

Michael Reuter

Michael Scherger

Björn Vibrans

Daniel Weisser

Frank Weller

Eda Ay-Becker

Volker Huber

Hermann Deutscher

Eda Ay

Daniel WEIßER

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 mesh sterilizing tray system and mesh tray lid for a mesh sterilizing tray. The mesh tray lid includes a substantially rectangular plate-like or grid-like basic form which defines an outer side which, when being placed on the mesh sterilizing tray, faces away from the mesh sterilizing tray. A respective detent and/or snap-in device, which is designed for receiving a rod-shaped bar positively and/or in a force-fit manner from a direction substantially perpendicular to the outer side, is formed on two opposite edge portions on the outer side of the mesh tray lid.

Mesh tray lid for mesh sterilizing tray and mesh sterilizing tray system

A sterilization container for receiving cleaned or sterilized medical goods or medical goods to be cleaned or sterilized. The container includes a sterilization container lower part forming a receiving space for the goods and a sterilization container lid that can be detachably mounted on the sterilization container lower part to seal the receiving space. At least one handle element is located on the sterilization container lower part and can be positioned between a carrying position projecting from the sterilization container lid and a locking position that locks the sterilization container lid to the sterilization container lower part. A receiving region is formed in the sterilization container lid for receiving the handle element in the locking position. The receiving region is a trough like handle recess in the form of a depression projecting into the receiving space with respect to the lid plane for receiving the entire handle element.

Sterilisation container for receiving sterile medical goods

A tool set includes an expander holder for plug-in holding of surgical tools and a retaining device. The expander holder includes a catching base formed by a flat, chamfer-free plate. Clamping arms for holding a tool to be inserted extend axially from the plate. The plate forms a welding, soldering or gluing portion in a central region on one or more flat sides of the plate.

Expanding holder and tool set

Sterilization container for receiving sterile medical goods

A method for producing a tray for storing aneurysm clips, in which a metal plate is equipped with perforations. The perforations are produced by laser cutting. The plate with the perforations is reshaped by bending to form a corrugated sheet or a sheet with trapezoidal corrugations. The sheet has at least one channel-like indentation for storing aneurysm clips. A tray for storing aneurysm clips includes a corrugated sheet or a sheet with trapezoidal corrugations equipped with laser-cut perforations. The corrugated sheet or sheet with trapezoidal corrugations has at least one channel-like indentation.

Method for producing a tray for storing aneurysm clips, and tray for storing aneurysm clips

A method for producing a strainer dish for receiving medical objects to be disinfected or sterilized. A base surface is produced from a sheet metal blank in a first machining step. In a second machining step, the sheet metal blank or base surface is provided with holes to obtain a perforated starting shape. In a third machining step which takes place after the first and second machining steps, a perforated plane is produced, which can be divided into a flat inner section and an edge section. In a fourth machining step which takes place after the third machining step, a strainer dish shape is produced. The raw bottom corresponds to the flat inner section of the perforated plane. A fifth machining step, which takes place after the third machining step, at least partially produces a three-dimensionally structured bottom from the flat inner section.

Method for producing a sterilizable strainer dish having a three-dimensionally structured bottom

A sieve tray for receiving objects to be disinfected or sterilized includes a base which has a plurality of openings and a base plane delimited by lateral walls. The base is a sheet metal part which has corrugations or indentations which protrude out of the base plane towards the sieve tray interior and/or sieve tray exterior such that the sheet metal part imitates a meshwork structure.

Sterilization sieve tray with corrugations or indented/bulged sheet metal base

A stackable sieve tray for receiving medical products, preferably for sterilization, has a sieve tray bottom and upward-extending sieve tray sidewalls arranged at the sieve tray bottom. The sieve tray bottom, on its underside, has an indentation in edge regions that holds at least two sieve trays in position with respect to each other in a length and width direction of the sieve trays when the sieve trays are stacked, the indentation of a first sieve tray engaging the sieve tray sidewalls of a second sieve tray.

Stacking device for mesh sterilizing trays

Sterilization tray

A strainer dish for receiving medical items to be disinfected or sterilized includes a receiving container and at least one handle, which, in a removal position projects out of the receiving container in a grippable manner in order to allow the carrying of the strainer dish, and which, in a locking position, is arranged inside the receiving container to allow the loading of the strainer dish, the handle being shifted from the locking position into the removal position by actuation of a releasable holding element.

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