An instrument tray is a container used to organize, hold, and transport surgical instruments or other tools in medical and laboratory settings. These trays are designed to ensure that instruments are kept sterile, easily accessible, and properly arranged during procedures.

Here are some key features of instrument trays:

• Material: Often made from stainless steel, which is durable and easy to sterilize. Some are also made from high-grade plastic or aluminum.
• Dividers and slots: To keep instruments separated and organized.
• Lid or cover: To maintain sterility when instruments are not in use.
• Handles or grips: For easy transportation and handling.
• Perforations or mesh design: In some trays, to allow sterilizing agents to permeate and ensure instruments are properly sterilized.
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