Description
Sterile replacement sets according to DIN 13 157 are dedicated refill assortments for renewing first-aid kit contents under the stated DIN framework. Delivered as one set, they enable controlled restocking of sterile dressing and first-aid materials so that kits and accessories stay complete and inspection-ready. Laboratories, workshops and other workplaces that maintain first-aid stations rely on standardised replacement packs to avoid gaps after use or when items reach their service life. These sterile sets support occupational safety and personal protection routines by providing a coherent unit for first aid kits and accessories rather than loose single pieces. The compact format, with a weight of 0,104 kg per set, eases storage beside cabinets, wall boxes or mobile kits and simplifies stock counting. From manufacturer GRAMM medical health, the assortment follows DIN 13 157 expectations for replacement content and is suited to scheduled maintenance of existing installations. Safety officers can integrate the sets into regular kit checks, ensuring sterile components are available when needed. They are intended as replenishment for compliant first-aid equipment, complementing—not replacing—site-specific first-aid organisation and training.
This article is part of Disinfectants & biocides, in Cleaning & disinfection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 set
- Product type: Sterile replacement sets
- Standard: DIN 13 157
- Weight: 0,104 kg
- Sterility: Sterile
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