Packaging sterilisation wrap

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Refrigerator parts, packaging, structural housing panels, pipe, defroster and heater ducts, sterilisable household items and hospital equipment, hoops, battery parts, blow moulded containers, including automotive petrol tanks, film wrapping materials, wire cable and insulation and chemical-resistant pipe. 

The packaging of medical devices after cleaning and before sterilisation should protect the content (against contamination) as well as (during sterilisation) allow for removal of air and penetration of steam. The classical and most often used packaging material is sterlisation paper. Instrumentation kits are wrapped in sheets of sterilisation paper or non-woven materials that are subsequently sealed with sterilisation tape, which usually has a sterilisation indicator. 

The materials that need to be sterilised can be cleaned in the usual way. The packaging materials should be non-adsorbent to hydrogen peroxide. Therefore, plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene are used instead of paper for wrapping the load. 

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