
Compact Kidney Tray (200mm / 8 Inch)
Ideal for minor surgical dressing changes, outpatient ear irrigation, dental procedures, and holding small sterile instruments such as scalpels and tissue forceps during localized operations.
Surgical Instrument Manufacturer In modern hospital procurement and central sterile supply department (CSSD) workflows, stainless steel kidney trays—often designated as kidney dishes or emesis basins—form the baseline of procedural hygiene, fluid management, and instrument containment. Engineered with a classic kidney-shaped concave geometry, these holloware vessels fit flush against patient anatomical contours to minimize spillage during irrigation, wound debridement, emesis collection, and surgical field prep.
As global healthcare systems shift from single-use plastics toward circular, sustainable equipment, medical-grade stainless steel holloware manufactured under strict ISO 13485:2016 frameworks provides unparalleled lifecycle cost ROI and total autoclave durability. Fizza Surgical International brings over 44 years of hands-on metallurgical forging and deep-drawing press expertise to deliver global buyers factory-direct pricing, custom dimensional options, and full EU MDR technical compliance.
Forged exclusively from AISI 304 (18/8) and AISI 316 medical grade steel to prevent micro-pitting, chemical staining, and surface oxidation during repeated 134°C autoclaving.
Eliminating seam welds through seamless hydraulic press drawing. Smooth interior radii eliminate bio-burden traps for effortless CSSD cleaning.
Custom laser etching for hospital logos, SKU catalog numbers, volumetric graduations, and UDI barcode matrix branding from 300 units.
Supplied with full material certificates (EN 10204 3.1), CE Class I MDR documentation, and 3-year structural integrity guarantee.
Select from standardized medical sizing or order custom pressings designed for hospital operating rooms, outpatient clinics, dental procedures, and veterinary surgeries.

Ideal for minor surgical dressing changes, outpatient ear irrigation, dental procedures, and holding small sterile instruments such as scalpels and tissue forceps during localized operations.

The universal standard workhorse tray for operating theatres. Used extensively for collecting surgical debris, bodily fluid drainage, holding saline rinses, and organizing surgical sets.

Designed for major general surgeries, orthopedic wound irrigation, and large liquid waste collection. Features an extra-wide smooth flange to prevent fluid sloshing during transit.

Features stamped or permanent laser-engraved volumetric graduations on the inner wall. Allows fluid output measurement directly inside the surgical suite or clinical ward.
A deep engineering analysis of stainless steel alloys, chemical passivating layers, surface roughness values, and why low-cost non-compliant holloware fails prematurely in hospital central sterile supply departments.
In surgical instrument manufacturing, selecting the precise alloy composition is critical. While cutting instruments like dissecting scissors or bone chisels utilize martensitic stainless steels (such as AISI 410, 420, or 440) for high carbon edge hardness, medical holloware and kidney trays require high ductility, fracture toughness, and superior chemical passivation.
Fizza Surgical manufactures kidney dishes primarily from AISI 304 (18/8 Chromium-Nickel) and AISI 316 (Chromium-Nickel-Molybdenum) austenitic stainless steel:
Using lower-grade 200-series stainless steels (which replace nickel with manganese) results in rapid tea-staining, intergranular rust, and catastrophic micro-fracturing after exposure to high-pressure autoclaving. Fizza Surgical enforces 100% XRF spectrometer batch verification on all incoming raw sheet metal.
The manufacturing method directly dictates bio-burden containment risk in clinical settings. Low-cost holloware often relies on multi-piece stamped sheet metal joined by spot or seam welds. These weld joints create microscopic crevices, heat-affected zones (HAZ), and surface irregularities where proteins, blood residues, and bacterial biofilms harbor despite automated washer-disinfector cycles.
Fizza Surgical utilizes heavy hydraulic deep-drawing presses to form each stainless steel kidney tray from a single, continuous sheet of raw medical steel:
| Parameter | Fizza Surgical Premium (AISI 304/316) | Standard Commercial Grade | Disposable Polypropylene Plastic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chemical Passivation | ASTM A967 Nitric/Citric Acid Treated | Basic Dip (Prone to Rust) | N/A (Plastic Non-Sterile) |
| Sterilization Tolerance | 1,000+ Autoclave Cycles (134°C / 2.1 bar) | 100-200 Cycles Before Staining | Single Use Only (Degrades under heat) |
| Corner Construction | Seamless Deep-Drawn (1-Piece) | Seam Welded Corner Flanges | Molded Single Piece |
| EUDAMED / UDI Marking | Laser Engraved Data Matrix Available | None | Printed Sticker Only |
| 10-Year Hospital Cost Impact | Lowest Total Cost of Ownership | Moderate (Frequent Replacement) | Highest (Continuous Reordering Waste) |
Key economic, regulatory, and environmental factors transforming how international healthcare systems buy and manage reusable stainless steel trays.
Global hospital networks across Europe and North America are under regulatory pressure to eliminate single-use plastic items from operating theatres. Transitioning back to durable AISI 304 stainless steel kidney trays reduces medical plastic waste by up to 94% per procedure while meeting scope-3 decarbonization targets.
Healthcare buyers now demand complete traceability down to the raw material melt. Fizza Surgical provides Unique Device Identification (UDI) laser codes on all holloware, allowing central sterile supply departments to log sterilization cycles, track tray age, and maintain automated inventory control.
Distributors and hospital procurement groups are bypassing third-party trading agents in favor of audited manufacturing facilities in Sialkot, Pakistan. Sourcing direct reduces unit acquisition costs by 30% to 45% while enabling custom dimensional modifications and private labeling from modest 300-unit MOQs.
Since 1980, Fizza Surgical International has evolved from traditional manual hand-shaping workshops into a state-of-the-art instrument and holloware manufacturing complex in Sialkot, Pakistan. Our production line integrates computerized hydraulic deep-drawing, CNC perimeter trimming, automated ultrasonic washing, and chemical passivation chambers.
Unlike standard commercial kitchenware presses, our medical holloware dies are engineered specifically with enlarged corner radii and smooth gradient wall transitions. This guarantees that internal stress during cold-forming is minimized, eliminating wall thinning or structural warping during high-temperature steam sterilization.
In-depth technical answers addressing material selection, sterilization compatibility, regulatory compliance, custom manufacturing, and global export shipping.
The kidney shape (concave inner curvature) is an ergonomic design adapted to anatomical contours. When held against a patient's body—such as under the chin, against the neck, along the arm, or adjacent to the torso during surgical irrigation or emesis—the curved inner lip sits flush against the skin. This prevents fluids, irrigation runoff, or bodily waste from spilling onto surgical drapes, hospital bedding, or clinical clothing.
Both alloys are austenitic stainless steels containing chromium and nickel, but they differ in chemical resistance:
Preventing corrosion in reusable medical holloware requires rigorous chemical passivation. After deep drawing and mechanical polishing, our kidney trays undergo a controlled chemical immersion process adhering to ASTM A967 standards. This removes free iron particles from the surface and forms a continuous, self-healing Chromium Oxide (Cr₂O₃) passive layer. This barrier prevents micro-pitting, tea-staining, and oxidation across thousands of autoclave cycles.
We provide full-service OEM production for medical equipment distributors, surgical catalog brands, and hospital supply chains. OEM services include:
Our standard OEM minimum order quantity is 300 units per pattern/size. Stock sizes and standard catalog holloware dispatches within 7 to 10 working days. Custom OEM production runs and volume container shipments are completed and shipped within 10 to 20 working days via sea freight, air cargo, or express DHL/FedEx courier with complete export documentation.
Yes. Fizza Surgical International maintains a quality management system certified to ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, audited independently by DEKRA. Our reusable medical holloware and surgical instruments are CE marked as Class I devices under EU MDR 2017/745, registered in EUDAMED, and compliant with US FDA Establishment Registration (Registration # 3019842214).
Absolutely. We specialize in kitting stainless steel kidney trays with matching hospital holloware—such as gallipots, iodine cups, instrument tray boxes, sterilisation drums, forcep jars, and wire baskets—or bundling them directly with surgical instrument sets (general surgery, minor surgery, gynecology, or orthopedic sets).
Deep-rooted metallurgical heritage, rigorous quality gates, and direct factory pricing without distributor markups.
Forged, deep-drawn, passivated, and packed under one roof in Sialkot, Pakistan. Zero trading middlemen means immediate technical accountability and uncompromised pricing agility.
Every single kidney dish is inspected for rim smoothing, drawing wall consistency, passivation purity, and dimensional accuracy before entering our clean packaging room.
We supply international distributors with complete tender dossier annexes: material test reports (MTRs), IFU sheets, UDI data sheets, and ISO/CE certificates ready for tender submission.
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Audited quality control processes ensuring total compliance with global medical device regulations.
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