Surgical Hand Brush — Dry (No Antiseptic)
A dry surgical hand brush carries no antiseptic of its own: bristles for the nail bed on one face, a 20 ml sponge on the other to carry whatever scrub solution the department uses.
- ISO 13485 quality management system
- In-house EO sterilization and microbiology lab
- COA, MSDS and technical file with every shipment
Specifications
Every size, packing and carton dimension we quote is taken from this table. Sizes outside the list are made to order — send the drawing you need.
| name | spec | packing | dimension (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surgical Hand Brush | Sponge brush 8x5x2.1cm | 250pcs/ctn | 480x380×330 |
Source: Rich Medical catalogue 2025 · Download the full catalogue (PDF)
Product overview
Sizes, packing and carton
The catalogue lists one specification, Sponge brush 8x5x2.1cm, packed 250pcs/ctn and shipped in a carton of 480x380×330 mm. Anything outside the table is made to order.
Where it is used
Theatres, scrub sinks and surgical training. A department that switches antiseptic can keep the same brush shape, so the scrub technique does not have to be retrained.
What to confirm before ordering
Bristle stiffness and tuft retention decide whether the brush cleans or damages skin. We pull a sample of tufts per batch and reject on any that come away.
Ordering and documentation
Inner bags, boxes and cartons can be printed with your artwork, barcode and language. We supply a PDF proof and hold the plates, so a repeat order looks like the first one.
The other two chemistries
The dry brush is one of three in the same mould: 4% chlorhexidine with a pink sponge, and 7.5%/10% povidone-iodine with a brown one. The shape, the bristle side and the 20 ml reservoir do not change, so a department can switch antiseptic without retraining the scrub.
