Autoclave Stainless Steel Super Erecta Shelves

Designed for sterile environments, these Autoclave Stainless Steel Super Erecta Shelves deliver rugged, corrosion-resistant storage that withstands autoclave cycles and cart washes. Ideal for central sterile processing, hospitals, laboratories, and any setting that demands durable, sanitary shelving.

Features

• Construction: All-stainless, 18-gauge steel with a 1/8" ships ledge detail to help contain spills.
• Design: Complete stainless design, including stainless cast corners for lasting durability.
• Environment compatibility: Suitable for cart wash and autoclave environments.
• Size options: Solid shelving available in four widths and six lengths for flexible configurations.
• Dimensions & finish: Width 24" x Depth 21" with a stainless steel finish; weight ≈ 13 lbs.
• New accessories: High-temperature autoclave casters and autoclave cart covers to enhance mobility and protection.
• Compatibility: Order posts separately to tailor a complete shelving solution.
• Identity: SKU 2124NFS; Category: Metro Autoclave Solid Stainless Steel Shelves.

Benefits

• Withstand repeated autoclave cycles and high-temperature cleaning without warping or rust, preserving the integrity of stored items.
• Spill containment is supported by the built-in ledge detail, helping maintain sanitary conditions and reduce cleanup time.
• Stainless construction and cast corners provide a stable, long-lasting solution that stands up to daily hospital and lab workflows.
• Clear, easy-to-sanitize surfaces promote better infection control and faster turnover of sterile supplies.
• Autoclave casters enable smooth, safe repositioning within sterile areas, while cart covers protect contents during transport.
• Configurable sizing (four widths, six lengths) makes it easier to optimize storage around carts, autoclaves, and workstations.
• Specifically designed for environments that require reliable performance from shelving—even in high-heat, wet, or chemically rinsed settings.
• Perfect for: central sterile processing, hospitals, dental and medical clinics, research labs, and medical device manufacturing where sterilization is routine.