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SKLAR POLISHInstrument StainRemoverNon-AbrasiveSKLAR POLISH is an efficientstain remover foruse on all of your metalsurgical instruments,including stainless steel,chrome and brass. It willbrighten instrument trays,basins and racks and may also beused on porcelain and tile surfaces.Case / 6CARE AND CLEANINGPRODUCT NUMBER FEATURES10-1629 8 oz. JarsSKLAR FRESHOdor AbsorberLiquid SpraySKLAR FRESH is an environmentallyfriendly blend of pure biodegradable organicessential oils and trace elements. It is anon-allergic liquid spray that neutralizesodors at their source. Simply spray SKLARFRESH directly in the air or on the source.(i.e. bathrooms, refuse, soiled items fromvomitus, incontinence odors, etc.)Case / 12PRODUCT NUMBER FEATURES10-2842 22 oz. Spray BottlesSKLARSANITIZING GELCase / 12PRODUCT NUMBER FEATURES10-2850 8 oz. Pumpw w w . S K L A R C O R P. c o m1 . 8 0 0 . 2 2 1 . 2 1 6 6163
CARE AND CLEANINGTrouble shootingCorrosionProblem:Solution:Problem:Solution:Problem:Solution:Debris and residue in box locks,serrations and ratchets.Serrations, box locks and ratchetsshould be carefully cleaned andrinsed. A soft bristle brush iseffective in these difficult areas.Moisture remaining on the instrumentswithin the sterile wrappedpacks; excessive moisture in autoclaveduring sterilization and terminationof cycle.Preheat autoclave, drying timecannot be accelerated, open autoclavedoor slightly. Routinelyinspect valves.Malfunctioningvalves can precipitate corrosion.Some local water supplies containexcessive quantities of alkali. Thiscan manifest itself by depositingcorrosive matter on the instruments.It is generally accepted that colddistilled or demineralized water beused during sterilization. An alternativeis to use the local watersupply, while instituting a programof preventive maintenance.Carefully clean surfaces withSKLAR KLEEN, using SKLARPOLISH to remove difficult stainsand SKLAR LUBE forproper lubrication.PittingProblem:Solution:Problem:Solution:Problem:Solution:Instruments are inevitably exposed to chemical compoundsthat initiate pitting. The most common are salinesolutions and blood.It is essential that instruments be rinsed with distilled ordemineralized water and then cleaned routinely.Some Non-Sklar detergents contain a chloride or have anacid base. If rinsing is not thorough, the residual detergentcan precipitate pitting. Hydrochloric acid can beformed by the combination of chloride in the cleaner andsteam, causing the instrument to pit.Evaluate detergents without a chloride base. SKLARKLEEN is recommended.Instruments may be pitted when the detergent used hasan excessively high PH. If instruments are not rinsedthoroughly, and then autoclaved, the heat increases theeffect of the solution on the instruments.Use only detergents specifically developed for instrumentcleaning. Sklar Kleen products are pH balanced.Brownish StainProblem:Solution:This stain is more obvious on dull finish instruments.Most likely, it is a deposit of chromium oxide. The thinhard layer protects stainless steel from corrosion precipitatedby the atmosphere. The brownish film (sometimesdull blue) occurs naturally when stainless is heated.Occasionally this stain can be traced to the sterilizer.Improper cleaning compounds could contain polyphosphatesthat cause the copper components in the sterilizerto be deposited by electrolytic action on the stainlesssteel instruments.Water supply to autoclave should be cold and demineralized.Use the correct amount of SKLAR KLEEN as recommendedfor best results.Bluish Gray StainsProblem:Solution:Cold sterilizing solutions.In the preparation of the solution make certain the manufacturer’sdirections are followed accurately. To minimizediscoloration use distilled water and add a rust inhibitor.Using the solution beyond recommended time limitationswill cause the solution to become corrosive.164w w w . S K L A R C O R P. c o m 1 . 8 0 0 . 2 2 1 . 2 1 6 6
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Table of ContentsSTERILE PROCEDUREK
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SklarALL-PURPOSE INSTRUMENT TRAYcas
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SklarGENERAL PURPOSE TRAYcase/25 96
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SklarBASIC SET UP TRAYcase/6 96-432
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SklarSINGLE BASIN TRAYcase/5 96-433
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SklarCIRCUMCISION TRAYcase/20 96-44
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SklarCIRCUMCISION TRAYcase/20 96-44
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SklarPERITONEAL DIALYSIS TRAYcase/3
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DRESSING CHANGE TRAYSDRESSING CHANG
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GENERAL SURGERY TRAYSGENERAL SURGER
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GENERAL SURGERY TRAYSTOTAL JOINT TR
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GENERAL SURGERY TRAYSLAPAROSCOPE CH
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INCISION AND DRAINAGE TRAYSINCISION
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IV START TRAYSIV START TRAYcase/100
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IV START TRAYSIV START TRAYcase/100
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LACERATION TRAYSLACERATION TRAYcase
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LACERATION TRAYSLACERATION TRAYSCRO
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WOUND CLOSURE TRAYSWOUND CLOSURE TR
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WOUND CLOSURE TRAYSWOUND CLOSURE TR
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OB/GYN PROCEDURE TRAYSNERVE BLOCK P
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OB/GYN PROCEDURE TRAYSLABOR AND DEL
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SUTURE REMOVAL TRAYSSUTURE REMOVAL
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SUTURE REMOVAL TRAYSPREMIUM SUTURE
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SUTURE REMOVAL TRAYSSUTURE REMOVAL
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SUTURE REMOVAL TRAYSCROSS REFERENCE
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TRACHEOSTOMY CARE TRAYSTRACHEOSTOMY
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TRACHEOSTOMY CARE TRAYSTRACHEOSTOMY
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ADMISSION TRAYSDELUXE ADMISSION TRA
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ADMISSION TRAYSECONOMY BABY CARE TR
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SKLAR BASIC SET-UP PACKSSklar Basic
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REINFORCEDBACK TABLECOVERSEQUIPMENT
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EQUIPMENT COVERSFluoroscopeCoversNo
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SklarEQUIPMENT COVERSMayo Stand Cov
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EQUIPMENT COVERSSklarBand Bagswith
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EQUIPMENT COVERSSklarMICROSCOPEDRAP
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EQUIPMENT COVERSC-Arm Drapes,Full S
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EQUIPMENT COVERSC-Arm Drapes,Univer
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40"EQUIPMENT COVERSX-Ray CassetteDr
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DRAPESSmall Drape withAdhesive Aper
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DRAPESOphthalmic InciseDrapesNon-St
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125"DRAPESORTHOPEDIC19.5"Patient Is
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DRAPESTowel Drapes96-S1000Adhesive
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DRAPESSklarI N S T R U M E N T S26"
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DRAPESUrological Drape24" X 3" ADHE
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CROSS REFERENCE:UROLOGICAL DRAPESDR
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WOUND CAREGauze PadsWovenSterile 1
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WOUND CAREKerlix SuperSpongesNon-St
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WOUND CAREEye PadsSterilePRODUCT NU
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WOUND CARECohesive BandagesLatex-Fr
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WOUND CARENon-Adherent PadsSterile
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WOUND CARETriangular BandageNon-Ste
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WOUND CARESklarI N S T R U M E N T
Page 113 and 114: PROTECTIVE APPARELSklarI N S T R U
Page 115 and 116: PROTECTIVE APPARELSklarI N S T R U
Page 117 and 118: PROTECTIVE APPARELGOWNSNON-REINFORC
Page 119 and 120: CROSS REFERENCE:GOWNSPROTECTIVE APP
Page 121 and 122: ACCESSORIESShoulder PouchNon-Steril
Page 123 and 124: ACCESSORIESSklarI N S T R U M E N T
Page 135 and 136: STERILE DISPOSABLESSKLAREndometrial
Page 137 and 138: STERILE DISPOSABLESSklarRetractable
Page 139 and 140: STERILE DISPOSABLESSklarI N S T R U
Page 141 and 142: STERILE DISPOSABLESLATEX-FREEDermal
Page 143 and 144: STERILE DISPOSABLESEar CurettesDisp
Page 145 and 146: STERILE DISPOSABLESBlades &Scalpels
Page 147 and 148: STETHOSCOPESCardiologyStethoscopes
Page 149 and 150: STETHOSCOPESStethoscopesNurses• O
Page 151 and 152: STETHOSCOPESDesk MercurialSphygmoma
Page 153 and 154: NEW!7-DAYFORMULASklarHigh Level Dis
Page 155 and 156: CARE AND CLEANINGINSTRUMENT CAREAND
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Page 159 and 160: CARE AND CLEANINGSKLARINSTRU-GUARDO
Page 161 and 162: CARE AND CLEANINGSKLAR KLEENLOW FOA
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Page 167 and 168: BRUSHESSklarI N S T R U M E N T SBR
Page 169 and 170: BRUSHESBRUSHESTracheostomy TubeClea
Page 171 and 172: BRUSHESBRUSHESMedical Surface Clean
Page 173 and 174: PLASTIC WARESklarI N S T R U M E N
Page 175 and 176: PLASTIC WAREI N S T RSklarU M E N T
Page 177 and 178: STAINLESSSTEELWARESTAINLESS STEELWA
Page 179 and 180: STAINLESS STEELWARESTAINLESSSTEELWA
Page 189 and 190: 10-1836STAINLESS STEELWAREINSTRUMEN
Page 191 and 192: INSTRUMENT PROTECTORSSklarTip Instr
Page 193 and 194: GYNECOLOGY PRODUCTSSKLARCERVIX BRUS
Page 195 and 196: GYNECOLOGY PRODUCTSLATEX-FREESINGLE
Page 197 and 198: EPPENDORFERGYNECOLOGY PRODUCTS4mm x
Page 199 and 200: S K L A R T E C H5000LAPAR OSCOPIC
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Page 211 and 212: DISPOSABLE INSTRUMENTSPLASTICINSTRU
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96-8971DISPOSABLE INSTRUMENTSWIREFO
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSMAJOR BASIC
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSHYSTERECTOM
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSRUDD CLINIC
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSBASIC ORTHO
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSMYRINGOTOMY
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSBASIC DERMA
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SETSBASIC EAR-S
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SklarOR-GRADEINSTRUMENTSOur finest
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEMAYO DISSECTING
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEMETZENBAUM DISS
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OPERATING ROOM GRADESTRABISMUS SCIS
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OPERATING ROOM GRADELITTAUER STITCH
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OPERATING ROOM GRADELISTER BANDAGE
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEMULTI-CUT UTILI
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OPERATING ROOM GRADECRILE HEMOSTATI
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEHARTMANN MOSQUI
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEROCHESTER-PEAN
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEBABCOCK FORCEPS
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEMAGILL CATHETER
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEFOERSTER SPONGE
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OPERATING ROOM GRADETUBE OCCLUDING
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OPERATING ROOM GRADETISSUE FORCEPS1
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEADSON TISSUE FO
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEFINEPOINT SPLIN
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEDERF NEEDLE HOL
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEHALSEY NEEDLE H
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SklarSKLAR OB/GYNMEDICAL/SURGICALPR
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEVAGINAL SPECULU
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OPERATING ROOM GRADESKLAR BLUE TM E
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OPERATING ROOM GRADESKLAR BLACK TM
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OPERATING ROOM GRADESKLAR BLACK TM
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEEIGHTED VAGINAL
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEOB/GYN INSTRUME
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEOB/GYN INSTRUME
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEOB/GYNHEANEYFOR
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEOB/GYNNOVAKENDO
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OPERATING ROOM GRADEOBSTETRICAL FOR
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OPERATING ROOM GRADELAR BLUE TM ELE
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OB/GYN INSTRUMENTSNEEDLEEXTENDERS,R
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NUMERICAL INDEX06-1004 ............
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TERMS AND CONDITIONSDISCLAIMERS:All
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