Halyard Sterilization Wrap, Sequential, H400 Fabric, W54 x L54 - 50 Per Case

Halyard Sterilization Wrap, Sequential, H400 Fabric, W54 x L54 - 50 Per Case

When your sterile processing department needs a dependable wrap for medium- to large instrument sets, the Halyard H400 Sequential Sterilization Wrap (54" x 54") delivers the coverage, flexibility, and barrier performance your team relies on. Designed for the sequential double-wrap method, it builds a robust dual-layer microbial barrier — safeguarding sterility from the autoclave through storage and to the sterile field.

The generous 54" x 54" dimensions make this wrap the go-to choice for bulkier trays, orthopaedic sets, and instrument configurations that demand full, secure coverage without compromise.

Key Features:

• Sequential Double-Wrap: Two-step wrapping creates a dual microbial barrier, maintaining sterile integrity through handling, transport, and extended storage.
• H400 Fabric: Lightweight, flexible SMS (Spunbond-Meltblown-Spunbond) non-woven material — easy to work with while delivering reliable barrier protection.
• Dimensions: W54" x L54" — ideal for medium to large instrument trays, orthopaedic sets, and bulkier surgical packs.
• Autoclave Compatible: Validated for steam, EO gas, hydrogen peroxide, and dry heat sterilization cycles.
• Tear-Resistant Construction: Maintains wrap integrity through autoclave cycles, storage, and OR transport.
• Latex-Free: Safe for all clinical environments, including allergy-sensitive settings.
• Case Pack: 50 wraps per case — right-sized for departments processing larger, less frequent wrap cycles.

Ideal For:

• Hospital sterile processing (SPD) and CSSD departments.
• Orthopaedic and surgical instrument set wrapping.
• Surgical centres and specialty procedure suites.
• Any facility requiring full coverage for large or complex trays.

From the autoclave to the OR, trust Halyard’s H400 Sequential Wrap to protect your large instrument sets with the same proven sterile barrier technology used in leading healthcare facilities across North America.