Covidien SCST Sonicision Sterilization Case 8-1/8" x 6" x 5-5/8"

Covidien SCST Sonicision Sterilization Attachment Case 8-1/8" x 6" x 5-5/8"

• Model: SCST
• Overall Length: 8-1/8 inches x 6 inches x 5-5/8 inches

The SCST sterilization case for the Sonicision system is designed to streamline the sterilization workflow for the critical components of a cordless ultrasonic surgical device—namely, the generator and associated battery subsystem. With external dimensions of approximately 8‑1/8" × 6" × 5‑5/8", it provides a compact yet protective housing tailored to fit within sterilization chambers, instrument trays, and surgical storage systems. The rigid, medical‑grade construction ensures that delicate internal electronics remain secure and undamaged through sterilization cycles, transport, and handling.

One of the key advantages of the SCST case is its compatibility with the low-temperature sterilization methods recommended for the Sonicision generator and battery—especially hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilization. Because high heat or steam could damage the electronic or battery components, having a purpose-built case that both protects and permits sterilization is essential. Surgeons and sterile processing staff can use the SCST case to maintain asepsis protocol while ensuring safe, repeatable cycles of sterilization without needing to transfer components manually.

In practical use, the SCST case supports surgical teams by reducing handling risk, simplifying preparation, and protecting the investment in cordless surgical systems. It is designed to hold one generator and one battery within its interior, keeping them aligned, cushioned, and stable during sterilization and transit. For operating rooms using the Sonicision ultrasonic system, this sterilization case is an integral accessory—improving workflow, maintaining device integrity, and supporting the safe turnaround of reusable system components.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.