Liquid Proof Tray Covers (Pkg. 500)

Brand:

Raydenco, Inc.

SKU#:

29-31
Price
Regular price $49.95
Quantity

Liquid Proof Tray Covers do double duty in the operatory — flip them poly side up for a smooth mixing surface, or poly side down for quick absorbency during procedures. Made in the USA, these paper/poly barrier covers protect set-up trays from contamination, eliminate the need to scrub trays between patients, and dramatically cut turnover time. With 500 covers per package, you'll have a full supply on hand without constant reordering.

Key Benefits:

  • Dual-Sided Functionality: Poly side up for mixing; poly side down for absorbency — one cover, two uses
  • Liquid-Proof Barrier: Paper/poly construction stops bleed-through and protects tray surfaces from contamination
  • Faster Turnover: Peel and replace between patients — no scrubbing, no disinfecting the tray itself
  • Two Sizes Available: Fits standard Size B (Ritter) or Size E (Midwest) operatory trays
  • Made in the USA: Quality you can count on for consistent performance
  • 500-Count Package: Bulk supply reduces reorder frequency and per-cover cost
  • Infection Control Compliant: Supports CDC barrier technique guidelines for operatory surfaces

Size Guide — Choose the Right Fit:

Size B Trays (SKU: 29-31):

  • Fits: Size "B" or "Ritter" style trays
  • Cover dimensions: 8-1/2" x 12-3/8"
  • Common with: Ritter, A-dec, and similar operatory configurations

Size E Trays (SKU: 29-33) — $53.95:

  • Fits: Size "E" or "Midwest" style trays
  • Cover dimensions: 9" x 13-1/2"
  • Common with: Midwest, Pelton & Crane, and similar operatory configurations

Not sure which size you need? Measure your tray surface or check your dental unit model. Size B is the most common for Ritter-style units; Size E fits the slightly larger Midwest-style trays.

How to Use:

  1. Select orientation: Poly side up for a smooth mixing surface; poly side down for absorbency
  2. Place cover on tray before setting up instruments for the procedure
  3. Set up instruments on the covered tray as normal
  4. After the procedure, remove and discard the cover along with any contaminated materials
  5. Replace with a fresh cover for the next patient — no tray disinfection required between uses

Pro Tip: Keep a dispenser box of covers at each operatory for quick, one-handed access during turnover. Many practices pre-set trays with covers in place to further reduce chair time between patients.

Product Specifications:

  • Material: Paper/poly (liquid-proof)
  • Quantity: 500 covers per package
  • Size B dimensions: 8-1/2" x 12-3/8"
  • Size E dimensions: 9" x 13-1/2"
  • Country of Origin: Made in the USA

Infection Control & Compliance:

  • CDC Barrier Technique: Tray covers are a recommended barrier protection method for clinical contact surfaces that are difficult to disinfect between patients
  • Reduces Cross-Contamination Risk: Disposable covers eliminate the risk of residual contamination from inadequate tray disinfection
  • OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens: Supports compliant surface protection protocols in the operatory
  • Single-Patient Use: Each cover is discarded after one patient, ensuring a clean surface every time

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Which side goes up?
A: It depends on your need. Poly side up creates a smooth, non-absorbent surface ideal for mixing materials. Poly side down allows the paper layer to absorb fluids during the procedure. Both orientations provide a liquid-proof barrier.

Q: How do I know if I need Size B or Size E?
A: Size B (8-1/2" x 12-3/8") fits Ritter-style trays; Size E (9" x 13-1/2") fits Midwest-style trays. If you're unsure, measure your tray surface or check your dental unit model number.

Q: Do I still need to disinfect the tray if I use a cover?
A: Per CDC guidelines, barrier-protected surfaces do not require disinfection between patients as long as the barrier is intact and changed between each patient. Always follow your practice's infection control protocol.

Q: How many packages should I order?
A: A busy practice seeing 15–20 patients per day will use approximately one package every 25–33 days. Many practices order 3–6 packages at a time to reduce reorder frequency.

Questions? Call our team at 1-800-331-7993 — we can help confirm the right size for your operatory setup.

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Liquid Proof Tray Covers do double duty in the operatory — flip them poly side up for a smooth mixing surface, or poly side down for quick absorbency during procedures. Made in the USA, these paper/poly barrier covers protect set-up trays from contamination, eliminate the need to scrub trays between patients, and dramatically cut turnover time. With 500 covers per package, you'll have a full supply on hand without constant reordering.

Key Benefits:

  • Dual-Sided Functionality: Poly side up for mixing; poly side down for absorbency — one cover, two uses
  • Liquid-Proof Barrier: Paper/poly construction stops bleed-through and protects tray surfaces from contamination
  • Faster Turnover: Peel and replace between patients — no scrubbing, no disinfecting the tray itself
  • Two Sizes Available: Fits standard Size B (Ritter) or Size E (Midwest) operatory trays
  • Made in the USA: Quality you can count on for consistent performance
  • 500-Count Package: Bulk supply reduces reorder frequency and per-cover cost
  • Infection Control Compliant: Supports CDC barrier technique guidelines for operatory surfaces

Size Guide — Choose the Right Fit:

Size B Trays (SKU: 29-31):

  • Fits: Size "B" or "Ritter" style trays
  • Cover dimensions: 8-1/2" x 12-3/8"
  • Common with: Ritter, A-dec, and similar operatory configurations

Size E Trays (SKU: 29-33) — $53.95:

  • Fits: Size "E" or "Midwest" style trays
  • Cover dimensions: 9" x 13-1/2"
  • Common with: Midwest, Pelton & Crane, and similar operatory configurations

Not sure which size you need? Measure your tray surface or check your dental unit model. Size B is the most common for Ritter-style units; Size E fits the slightly larger Midwest-style trays.

How to Use:

  1. Select orientation: Poly side up for a smooth mixing surface; poly side down for absorbency
  2. Place cover on tray before setting up instruments for the procedure
  3. Set up instruments on the covered tray as normal
  4. After the procedure, remove and discard the cover along with any contaminated materials
  5. Replace with a fresh cover for the next patient — no tray disinfection required between uses

Pro Tip: Keep a dispenser box of covers at each operatory for quick, one-handed access during turnover. Many practices pre-set trays with covers in place to further reduce chair time between patients.

Product Specifications:

  • Material: Paper/poly (liquid-proof)
  • Quantity: 500 covers per package
  • Size B dimensions: 8-1/2" x 12-3/8"
  • Size E dimensions: 9" x 13-1/2"
  • Country of Origin: Made in the USA

Infection Control & Compliance:

  • CDC Barrier Technique: Tray covers are a recommended barrier protection method for clinical contact surfaces that are difficult to disinfect between patients
  • Reduces Cross-Contamination Risk: Disposable covers eliminate the risk of residual contamination from inadequate tray disinfection
  • OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens: Supports compliant surface protection protocols in the operatory
  • Single-Patient Use: Each cover is discarded after one patient, ensuring a clean surface every time

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Which side goes up?
A: It depends on your need. Poly side up creates a smooth, non-absorbent surface ideal for mixing materials. Poly side down allows the paper layer to absorb fluids during the procedure. Both orientations provide a liquid-proof barrier.

Q: How do I know if I need Size B or Size E?
A: Size B (8-1/2" x 12-3/8") fits Ritter-style trays; Size E (9" x 13-1/2") fits Midwest-style trays. If you're unsure, measure your tray surface or check your dental unit model number.

Q: Do I still need to disinfect the tray if I use a cover?
A: Per CDC guidelines, barrier-protected surfaces do not require disinfection between patients as long as the barrier is intact and changed between each patient. Always follow your practice's infection control protocol.

Q: How many packages should I order?
A: A busy practice seeing 15–20 patients per day will use approximately one package every 25–33 days. Many practices order 3–6 packages at a time to reduce reorder frequency.

Questions? Call our team at 1-800-331-7993 — we can help confirm the right size for your operatory setup.

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