Halyard Sequential Sterilization Wrap – H100, W40 x L40 - 250 Per Case

Halyard Sequential Sterilization Wrap – H100, W40 x L40 - 250 Per Case

The Halyard H100 Sequential Sterilization Wrap in the W40 x L40 size is a two-ply, non-woven sterilization wrap engineered for the sequential (double) wrapping of the most demanding oversized surgical instrument sets, major orthopedic and spine trays, and heavy complex procedure packs. Delivering a dependable microbial barrier, it preserves sterility from sterilizer to point-of-use — supporting aseptic technique and infection prevention standards in sterile processing departments and high-volume surgical suites.

Key Features:

• Dimensions: W40 in × L40 in — maximum oversized format delivering full coverage for the most demanding large instrument sets, spine and orthopedic trays, and heavy procedure packs.
• H100 grade: Halyard’s standard non-woven wrap with consistent porosity compatible with steam, EO, and other common sterilization modalities.
• Sequential wrapping compatible: Designed for use as part of a two-layer sequential wrap system for enhanced microbial barrier protection.
• Microbial barrier: Maintains sterility of wrapped contents from sterilization through storage and transport to the sterile field.
• Lint-free and non-woven: Minimizes particulate contamination risk in the sterile environment.
• Latex-free: Safe for use in latex-sensitive healthcare settings.
• Halyard quality: Consistent manufacturing for reliable, reproducible sterilization outcomes.

Pack Information:

• Quantity: 250 sheets per case.
• Ideal for sterile processing departments (SPD), central supply, and high-volume surgical suite wrap stations managing the most demanding oversized instrument loads.

Intended Use:

For wrapping oversized orthopedic, spine, and major instrument sets, heavy basin sets, and large medical devices prior to steam, ethylene oxide (EO), or other compatible sterilization processes. Suitable for single or sequential (double) wrap technique in compliance with sterile processing best practices.