Dimensions	Material
Length (5cm ~ 20cm) Width (9cm ~ 12cm) Height (1.5cm ~ 10cm)	PS

Plastic Containers for operating rooms are essential tools for organizing, storing, and transporting medical supplies within sterile surgical environments. These containers are typically made from polystyrene (PS), a semi-transparent, rigid, and durable plastic that meets the stringent hygiene requirements of operating rooms.

Versatile Storage Solutions for Various Medical Supplies:
Plastic containers come in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate a wide range of medical supplies, ensuring efficient organization and accessibility during surgical procedures. Common items stored in these containers include:

1. Surgical Instruments: Delicate surgical instruments, such as scalpels, forceps, and clamps, are safely stored and organized to maintain sterility and prevent damage.
2. Consumables: Disposable medical supplies, such as gloves, drapes, and sutures, are neatly stored and easily accessible for quick retrieval during surgery.
3. Medications: Anesthetic drugs, pain relievers, and other essential medications are stored securely and organized to ensure proper administration during surgery.
4. Medical Waste: Sharps containers and other medical waste are safely contained and transported within these containers to prevent contamination and maintain a sterile environment.

Benefits of Plastic Containers for Operating Rooms:

1. Safety and Hygiene: Plastic containers are non-toxic and meet strict hygiene standards, ensuring the safety of medical supplies and preventing cross-contamination.
2. Durability and Reusability: Made from sturdy PS plastic, these containers can withstand repeated use and sterilization, offering cost-effective storage solutions.
3. Transparency and Visibility: The semi-transparent nature of PS plastic allows for easy identification of stored items, facilitating quick retrieval and preventing errors.
4. Easy Cleaning and Disinfection: Plastic containers can be easily cleaned and disinfected using standard sterilization methods, maintaining aseptic conditions.