Sterile field 2 layers 45x75cm

The field comes individually packaged in a sealed blister, and sterility is guaranteed as long as the packaging remains intact. Before each use, check the blister: it should not be punctured, opened, moist, or visibly damaged. Open it only through the top, where the distinctive mark is printed — that way you remove the field correctly without compromising the contents. If you have any doubt about the integrity of the packaging, use another field.

No. It is a pre-sterilized, single-use product and cannot be autoclaved or resterilized by any method after opening. The materials it is made of (PPSB nonwoven and PE film) are not designed to withstand a sterilization cycle, and reuse would mean a direct risk of cross-contamination between clients. After the session, the field is disposed of as waste, along with the rest of the contaminated supplies.

The 45x75 cm variant is the right choice when you work on a normal or large side table and want to cover it completely, or when the session involves many instruments and supplies placed simultaneously (multiple grips, pigment caps, swabs, solutions). For small trays or simple sessions with few instruments, a more compact size like 38x45 cm may be sufficient. As a rule of thumb: choose the size that completely covers the surface where you actually place the instruments, without hanging much over the edges.

With the nonwoven (PPSB) layer facing outward, i.e., up towards you, and the polyethylene (PE) film facing the table. The nonwoven layer ensures good absorption of fluids — ink, solutions — and the PE film underneath forms the impermeable barrier that prevents liquids from reaching the work surface. If you place it upside down, you lose both absorption and protection.

Yes, absolutely. The sterile field is applied over an already cleaned and disinfected surface — it creates the aseptic work area and protects the table from contamination during the session, but it does not compensate for a dirty surface underneath. The correct protocol is: disinfect the table, then a new sterile field, then arrange the instruments. Between clients, repeat the entire cycle: discard the field, disinfect the table, new field.

Yes. Being a generic sterile protective field, it is suitable as an aseptic work surface in any procedure that requires strict hygiene — tattooing, piercing, or other work where instruments need to be placed on a clean and protected area. The usage principle remains the same: intact packaging, pre-disinfected surface, absorbent layer facing up, and disposal after a single use.