What is BS 1823 - Stainless steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards about?
BS 1823 outlines the requirements for stainless steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards.
BS 1823 layouts instrument trays of five nominal sizes, 200 mm× 150 mm, 250 mm× 200 mm, 300 mm× 250 mm, 350 mm× 250 mm, and 350 mm× 300 mm; kidney dishes of four nominal sizes, 150 mm, 200 mm, 250 mm and 300 mm; wash bowls of three nominal sizes, 300 mm× 100 mm, 350 mm× 115 mm and 400 mm× 125 mm; lotion bowls of six nominal sizes, 100 mm× 45 mm, 125 mm× 55 mm, 150 mm× 65 mm, 200 mm× 90 mm, 250 mm× 110 mm and 300 mm× 135 mm; gallipots of seven nominal sizes, 40 mm(30 ml), 50 mm(60 ml), 60 mm (90 ml), 65 mm(120 ml), 70 mm(170 ml), 80 mm (250 ml) and 90 mm(320 ml).
Who is BS 1823 - Stainless steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards for?
BS 1823 on stainless steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards is useful for:
- Manufacturers of stainless-steel hollowware
- Test centres and medical laboratories
- Regulatory authorities
- Design engineers
Why should you use BS 1823 - Stainless steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards?
Stainless steel hollowware is durable and made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel, and plastic utensils are used in all hospitals and medical structures.
BS 1823 guides you regarding the dimensions and material for designing efficient stainless steel holloware.
BS 1823 also assist in designing rectangular instrument trays, kidney dishes, washbowls, lotion bowls, gallipots and covers by guiding regarding their size and design.
With obedience and compliance to BS 1823, you can enhance the efficacy of stainless-steel hollowware for use in hospital operating theatres and wards. In addition, assist in ensuring the durability and corrosion of stainless steel hollowware for a longer period.
