Healthmark Adds Silicone Cable and Instrument Ties to Bundling Product Line
Healthmark Industries announces the addition of the Silicone Cable and Instrument Ties to its ProSys™ Instrument Care line. These single-use, heat-resistant cable and instrument ties are manufactured to tightly secure a multitude of medical devices and can be of use during procedures in keeping stray cords from interfering with the performance of healthcare professionals. Simply wrap the medical devices intended for reprocessing, and pull the end through the locking mechanism or tie for desired tightness. The cable and instrument ties are heat resistant up to 275 degrees F. Available in a variety of lengths and colors, these ties are offered in three styles: cinched, cinched wide or flat.
Source: Healthmark Industries
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