Hospitals and care teams need supplies that work smoothly from supply room to bedside. We start with cellulose‑rich bagasse and recycled paper fibers, refined via a chemical‑free mechanical pulping process. Wet‑press molding densifies the pulp, delivering crisp geometry and consistent tolerances that feel solid in hand and help the basin keep its shape when carried. The kidney dish form supports the patient contour and helps control splashes during emesis events, oral care, or medication prep. For programs facing humidity or longer retention times, an optional moisture‑resistant finish can help maintain integrity—otherwise, keep it uncoated for the simplest end‑of‑life.

Customization is end‑to‑end. Share the sizes you use today and we’ll match capacity, wall height, and rim angle; add finger‑holds for better grip or a pour‑friendly edge if your workflow calls for it. Finish with an embossed/debossed logo and a professional color for quick identification across departments. Operationally, trays ship nested to reduce pallet height and storage footprint, and their repeatable fit speeds pack‑outs and replenishment. Because they’re fiber‑based and plastic‑free, disposal guidance is easy to communicate; however, used basins should not be recycled or composted—dispose of according to facility protocol. With OEM/ODM support and an MOQ of 5,000 pieces, you can validate samples quickly and scale a kidney dish solution that balances hygiene, performance, and sustainability.

FAQs:
Q1: Are the kidney dishes leak‑proof?
A: Standard wet‑pressed trays are splash‑resistant for typical bedside use. For added durability, request a moisture‑resistant barrier or use liners.

Q2: Are these trays sterile?
A: No. They are not sterile and are not a sterile barrier. Use appropriate sterile packaging when required by your procedure.

Q3: What sizes/capacities can you supply?
A: We customize dimensions and capacities to match your current specs. Share measurements or samples for a precise fit.

Q4: How should used trays be disposed of?
A: Do not recycle or compost used trays. Dispose of according to facility infection‑control and local municipal waste guidelines.

Q5: Can we add our logo or color‑code by department?
A: Yes—embossed/debossed logos and custom color matching are available to support identification and brand standards.