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Blackstone HS-IC 05

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Blackstone HS-IC 05

Product Code: DAOC-DL-4145

The next load goes onto a spare tray while the current cycle runs.

To lay out the next load while the steriliser is still running takes only a spare tray, so instruments are ready the moment the door opens. Blackstone makes the HS-IC tray in 8, 18 and 23 litre chamber sizes, each under its own order code.

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Dental Lab Accessories

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Dental And Oral Care Equipment

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New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

Blackstone's HS-IC steriliser tray is a removable instrument tray designed around swapping loads in and out of the chamber. Each of the three chamber sizes has its own order code: IC005902 for 8 litres, IC005904 for 18 litres and IC005905 for 23 litres. It carries instruments in a single layer, unwrapped or sealed in pouches, on one level of a benchtop steam steriliser's chamber, and it goes through the cycle with them. It has no electrical parts, plays no part in sterilising or drying, and comes without a tray holder or handle.

Because each tray lifts in and out on its own, loading can run in parallel with the cycle. With a spare on the bench, the next set of instruments is laid out while the current load runs, so the chamber can be refilled soon after its door opens. The tray from the finished cycle comes out hot, is set aside to cool, and waits away from the steriliser. The steriliser's load limits for each cycle determine how many trays it can carry, and overloading can slow the climb to temperature or leave pouches wet.

On the tray, unwrapped instruments lie side by side without overlapping, hinged ones open, so steam reaches every surface. Pouches lie flat in one layer and are never stacked. Replace a worn, bent, or lost tray with the code for its chamber size; each code covers one chamber volume only.

Business buyers can purchase them in more than 80 countries.

Dental surgeries running a benchtop steam steriliser for a full session use the HS-IC tray to keep the load moving. While one load runs, the next patient's instruments are laid out on a spare tray beside the steriliser, ready to go in when the cycle ends and the hot tray comes out. Practices with an 8-litre steriliser take IC005902, and those with 18- or 23-litre chambers take IC005904 or IC005905.

Outside dentistry, the same routine serves podiatry and veterinary practices, GP minor surgery rooms, and tattoo, piercing, and beauty studios that sterilise their own instruments between clients and patients.

Replacement is the other job it does. Trays get bent, worn or mislaid over years of cycles, and a missing tray leaves the steriliser a level short. Each code restores the tray to one chamber volume, so the chamber returns to its full set of levels.

Loose instruments go onto it side by side in one layer, hinged ones open, and pouches go on flat without overlapping. The steriliser sets how much each tray can carry in each cycle, and staying within that limit keeps warm-up and drying working as intended. Hot trays come out with a tray handle or after a pause. Nothing is unloaded until it has cooled and dried.

The tray holder and handle belong to the steriliser and are not part of this supply. Loads that belong in cassettes, lidded containers, or baskets, and steriliser chambers of other sizes or shapes require different equipment.

Loading alongside the cycle

The next load is set out on a spare while the current one runs.

Ready when the door opens

A prepared tray goes in as soon as the hot one comes out.

Cooling away from the chamber

The used tray cools on the bench, leaving the steriliser free for its next cycle.

A worn tray replaced

Replace a bent, worn, or lost tray with the code for its chamber.

One code per chamber size

IC005902, IC005904, and IC005905 match 8--, 18-, and 23-litre chambers.

A single layer for steam

Instruments laid side by side leave every surface open to steam.

Unwrapped or pouched

It carries loose instruments and sealed pouches alike.

Nothing to power

With no electrical parts, it needs no connection, charge or electrical test.

IC005902

This code is for the tray for an 8-litre chamber.

IC005904

The tray for an 18-litre chamber uses this code.

IC005905

This one serves 23 litre chambers.

Removable tray

It lifts in and out of the chamber with its load.

One level of load

Each tray holds its instruments on one level.

Single-layer surface

Instruments lie on it side by side, never stacked.

Unwrapped loads

Loose, unwrapped instruments are laid out on it in one layer.

Pouched loads

Sealed pouches lie flat on it, side by side.

Bench loading

It is filled away from the steriliser and carried to the chamber.

Heats with the load

It goes through the full cycle with the instruments and comes out hot.

Sold singly

Each code covers one tray.

No electrical parts

Nothing on it needs power.

Sized by chamber volume

Fit follows the chamber volume each code is made for.

The Blackstone HS-IC tray suits dental surgeries, clinics, and studios running benchtop steam sterilisers with 8-, 18-, or 23-litre chambers that need a spare to keep loading moving or a replacement for a worn tray. Its case is workflow: with a second tray on the bench, the next load is ready before the current cycle ends, and the hot tray cools away from the chamber. Fit matters most, because each code is made for one chamber volume and the steriliser decides which applies. No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for this product. The tray holder and handle are not supplied, and the number of trays each steriliser set can carry depends on its cycle limits. The tray itself has no electrical parts.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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It holds instruments on one level inside a benchtop steam steriliser with an 8-, 18-, or 23-litre chamber. Practices use it as a spare, an extra load level, or a replacement for a worn tray.

There are three, coded by size: the 8 litre tray is IC005902, the 18 litre tray IC005904 and the 23 litre tray IC005905. Matching the code to the steriliser chamber determines fit.

A spare lets you lay out the next load while the steriliser is running. When the door opens, the hot tray comes out to cool, and the prepared one goes straight in.

They lie side by side in a single layer, without overlapping, so steam can reach every surface. Hinged instruments go in open.

Yes. Pouches lie flat in one layer, side by side and never stacked, so that steam can reach them and they can dry.

The steriliser sets the limit, which is the maximum load per tray for each cycle. Overloading a tray can slow the climb to temperature or leave pouches damp at the end of drying.

Each code covers one tray and nothing else. The tray holder, lifting handle, and steriliser stay separate.

No. It is a passive part of the chamber load, with no electrical parts to connect or maintain.

It comes out as hot as the load it carries, so lift it with a tray handle or let it cool first. The instruments stay on it until they are cool and dry.

A steriliser whose chamber is another volume or shape needs a tray made for that chamber. Loads that belong in cassettes, lidded containers or baskets need that equipment, since this tray holds instruments open on one level.

No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for Blackstone's HS-IC steriliser tray. Its three codes match it to chamber sizes and carry no conformity marking of their own.