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Ran Surgicals
Ran Surgicals

Metal Scope Box

7 reviews
SKU: RS-BOX-1101
₹4,800.00

Inclusive of all taxes · GST 12% · HSN 90183990

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12 months against manufacturing defects

An aluminium case with a die-cut foam cradle for storing and carrying a telescope. A laparoscope is the most fragile and most expensive item on the trolley, and almost all scope damage happens outside the patient — in transit, or in a drawer. The foam holds the shaft along its full length so the scope cannot roll or take a point load, and supports the eyepiece separately. The case latches closed and has a carrying handle, which makes it the right choice where scopes move between theatres or sites. Fits both 5 mm and 10 mm scopes; the foam is cut to accept either. Aluminium takes surface disinfection but the case is not itself autoclavable — it protects a scope that has already been reprocessed.
Sizes
Fits 5 mm and 10 mm scopes
Material
Aluminium with foam insert
Closure
Latched, carrying handle
Note
Surface-disinfect only, not autoclavable
Weight
1.4 kg

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  • Cidex tray does its job

    Dr. Sandeep Joshi

    No clouding or softening after months in glutaraldehyde. The lid containing the vapour is an important safety point for our staff.

    — Surgical Gastroenterologist, Mumbai

    14 found this helpful

  • Latches hold properly

    Dr. Arjun Bhatia

    Lid stays closed when carried, which sounds obvious but our previous trays did not manage it reliably.

    — Orthopaedic Surgeon, Chandigarh

    9 found this helpful

  • Double mat doubles capacity properly

    Dr. Farhan Qureshi Verified purchase

    Second layer means we fit a full laparoscopic set in one box without stacking instruments on each other. Upper tray lifts out when we need a single layer.

    — Laparoscopic Surgeon, Hyderabad

    17 found this helpful

  • Dividers keep instruments apart

    Dr. Vikram Sethi

    No more chipped jaws from instruments knocking together in transit. The adjustable dividers let us configure to each set.

    — Urologist, New Delhi

    9 found this helpful

  • Sturdy, slightly heavy when loaded

    Dr. Ritu Chawla

    Well built stainless steel with no sharp edges. A full tray is a decent weight to carry, but that is the nature of steel.

    — Consultant Gynaecologist, Lucknow

    14 found this helpful

  • Good protection for scopes

    Dr. Anand Kulkarni Verified purchase

    Foam holds the shaft along its length so nothing rolls. We move scopes between two theatres and have had no damage since.

    — Consultant Laparoscopic Surgeon, Pune

    10 found this helpful

  • Autoclaves indefinitely

    Dr. Suresh Pillai Verified purchase

    Two years of daily cycles and the steel shows no pitting or warping. Exactly what you want from a sterilisation tray.

    — Laparoscopic Surgeon, Madurai

    22 found this helpful

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  • Q

    Single mat or double mat?

    Asked by Dr. Anand Kulkarni · 07 Jul 2026

    A

    Single for a small or delicate set. Double roughly doubles capacity while still holding each instrument separately, which is the usual choice for a full laparoscopic set. The upper tray lifts out so the double can be used as a single.

    Ran Surgicals

  • Q

    What is the silicone finger mat for?

    Asked by Dr. Rajesh Nair · 25 Jun 2026

    A

    The raised fingers grip each instrument and hold it apart from its neighbours, so nothing shifts in transit. It is the right choice for fine-tipped and delicate instruments, where a knock ruins the working edge.

    Ran Surgicals

  • Q

    Are these boxes autoclavable?

    Asked by Dr. Arjun Bhatia · 09 May 2026

    A

    The stainless steel boxes and the silicone mats are fully autoclavable at standard parameters. The Cidex tray and the aluminium scope case are not — the Cidex tray is for chemical soaking and the scope case is for storage and transport only.

    Ran Surgicals

  • Q

    Can I put the scope case through the autoclave?

    Asked by Dr. Vikram Sethi · 06 May 2026

    A

    No. The aluminium case is for storage and transport of an already reprocessed scope. Surface disinfect it only.

    Ran Surgicals

  • Q

    Why choose a perforated box over a solid one?

    Asked by Dr. Anand Kulkarni · 14 Mar 2026

    A

    Steam has to reach every instrument surface and condensate has to drain. A solid-walled box prevents both, which is why loads in solid boxes come out wet and can fail sterilisation checks.

    Ran Surgicals

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