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BD HS7198-RL - Instrument ID Tape, " x 25 ft Roll, Yellow, Temperature Sensitive

BD  # HS7198-RL - Instrument ID Tape,
Part Number BD HS7198-RL
SKU Number CIA8042417
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Product Description

BD HS7198-RL - Instrument ID Tape, " x 25 ft Roll, Yellow, Temperature Sensitive

The BD HS7198-RL Instrument ID Tape is a professional yellow color-coding tape designed to support the identification, organization, and management of compatible reusable medical and surgical instruments. Measuring inch wide by 25 feet long, the roll provides a practical solution for healthcare facilities that require clear visual identification within established instrument-processing and inventory-management systems.

The yellow color can be incorporated into a facility-specific coding program to distinguish instruments by department, surgical specialty, procedure set, tray assignment, ownership, or another internally defined category. The narrow -inch width provides visible identification while requiring limited instrument surface area.

The BD HS7198-RL is particularly useful in sterile processing departments, operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and specialty healthcare facilities that manage reusable instrument inventories. The product is temperature sensitive and non-returnable, making careful ordering, receipt, handling, and storage important.

Key Benefits

  • Yellow color provides clear visual identification within organized instrument color-coding systems.
  • -inch width supports application to compatible instruments without requiring excessive surface area.
  • Twenty-five-foot roll provides material for repeated instrument identification applications.
  • Helps distinguish instruments by department, specialty, tray, procedure, ownership, or facility-defined category.
  • Supports efficient organization of reusable surgical and medical instrument inventories.
  • Can help reduce confusion between similar instruments assigned to different sets or clinical departments.
  • Provides a flexible visual identification option compared with permanent marking methods.
  • Compact roll format supports convenient storage and controlled dispensing in instrument-processing areas.

Compatibility and Applications

The BD HS7198-RL Instrument ID Tape is intended for use with compatible reusable medical and surgical instruments that can safely accept tape-based identification according to the instrument manufacturer's instructions and healthcare facility policies.

Typical applications include identifying instruments assigned to specific surgical specialties, instrument trays, procedural sets, departments, facilities, or internal inventory groups. The yellow tape may be incorporated into a broader color-coding system in which each color represents a clearly defined category.

The product may be useful in sterile processing departments, central service departments, hospital operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, dental environments, specialty surgical facilities, and other healthcare organizations responsible for managing reusable instruments.

Before application, users should confirm that instrument identification tape is appropriate for the specific device and that tape placement will not interfere with cleaning, inspection, assembly, mechanical operation, or reprocessing.

Usage Guidelines

Before use, confirm the BD HS7198-RL catalog number, yellow color, -inch width, 25-foot roll length, and suitability for the intended instrument identification program. Healthcare facilities should establish a consistent color-coding policy before applying the tape.

  • Clean and prepare the instrument according to applicable facility procedures before applying identification tape.
  • Select an appropriate application area that does not interfere with the instrument's working surfaces or mechanical function.
  • Keep tape away from hinges, box locks, ratchets, cutting edges, lumens, insulation, calibration markings, and other critical areas.
  • Apply the tape smoothly and securely according to applicable product instructions.
  • Avoid excessive layering or overlapping that could interfere with effective cleaning and inspection.
  • Use the yellow color consistently according to the facility's established identification system.
  • Inspect taped instruments regularly for lifting edges, deterioration, damage, trapped soil, or other conditions requiring replacement.
  • Remove and replace damaged or deteriorated tape according to established facility procedures.

Healthcare facilities should maintain written color-coding standards so personnel can consistently identify the meaning assigned to yellow tape throughout instrument processing and clinical workflows.

Certifications and Safety Standards

The BD HS7198-RL Instrument ID Tape should be incorporated into established healthcare instrument-management and reprocessing procedures. Application of identification tape should not compromise instrument cleaning, inspection, functionality, maintenance, sterilization, or traceability.

The tape should not cover manufacturer markings, serial numbers, calibration information, inspection points, or other features required for safe instrument identification and operation.

Healthcare facilities should review current manufacturer documentation for product-specific information regarding application, temperature sensitivity, storage, material compatibility, and processing limitations. Specific regulatory or compliance information should be confirmed from current manufacturer documentation when required for purchasing or facility approval.

Comparison with Competitors

Compared with multi-color instrument tape assortments, the BD HS7198-RL provides a dedicated yellow tape option for healthcare facilities that require a larger quantity of one identification color. This can be advantageous when yellow is assigned to a specific department, surgical specialty, procedure set, or instrument group within an established color-coding system.

Compared with permanent engraving or etching, instrument identification tape provides a more adaptable visual coding method. Tape-based identification may be changed when instrument assignments, departments, or organizational systems are updated, while permanent markings are generally more difficult to modify.

Compared with larger labels or tags, the narrow -inch tape format requires relatively little instrument surface area and provides immediate visual recognition. Competing products may vary in roll length, color availability, dimensions, adhesive characteristics, and compatibility with instrument-processing workflows.

The BD HS7198-RL combines a practical -inch width, 25-foot roll length, and yellow color configuration for healthcare facilities seeking a dedicated instrument identification solution.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

The BD HS7198-RL Instrument ID Tape is intended for healthcare professionals responsible for reusable instrument organization, processing, preparation, and inventory management. Typical users may include sterile processing technicians, central service personnel, operating room staff, surgical technologists, instrument coordinators, dental professionals, and clinical supply teams.

Typical application scenarios include assigning yellow identification to a specific surgical specialty, separating similar instruments used in different trays, identifying instruments belonging to a particular department, organizing instrument inventories, and supporting visual recognition during tray assembly.

The product is particularly useful in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, specialty surgical facilities, dental settings, and other healthcare organizations that manage complex inventories of reusable medical instruments.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

Proper application, routine inspection, and consistent color-coding procedures are essential for maintaining an effective instrument identification system. The tape should be incorporated into an organized facility process rather than applied without clearly defined identification standards.

  • Create and maintain a written reference defining what yellow tape represents within the facility.
  • Apply tape only to clean and appropriate instrument surfaces.
  • Keep tape away from working ends, joints, hinges, cutting surfaces, lumens, insulation, and critical markings.
  • Use only the amount of tape necessary to provide clear identification.
  • Inspect the tape during routine instrument cleaning and inspection.
  • Replace tape that is lifting, worn, damaged, deteriorated, or difficult to clean.
  • Do not allow damaged tape to remain on instruments where it could interfere with reprocessing or inspection.
  • Confirm continued compatibility with the instrument manufacturer's current reprocessing instructions.
  • Store unused tape according to manufacturer recommendations and protect it from inappropriate temperature exposure.
  • Because the product is temperature sensitive and non-returnable, verify the product number and required quantity carefully before ordering.

Regulatory and Safety Information

The BD HS7198-RL Instrument ID Tape should be used only as an identification and organizational aid for compatible reusable medical and surgical instruments. It does not replace manufacturer markings, serial numbers, instrument tracking systems, inspection procedures, maintenance records, or required reprocessing documentation.

Users should not apply the tape in any location that interferes with instrument operation, cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, inspection, or traceability. The reusable instrument manufacturer's instructions should be reviewed before applying any identification material.

Loose, damaged, deteriorated, or contaminated tape should be removed and replaced according to facility procedures. Instrument identification materials should be routinely evaluated as part of established instrument inspection and quality assurance processes.

The product is designated as temperature sensitive and non-returnable. Purchasing personnel should confirm the correct item and quantity before ordering and ensure that the product is received and stored according to applicable requirements.

How to Order

Select the BD HS7198-RL - Instrument ID Tape, " x 25 ft Roll, Yellow (Temp Sensitive; Non-Returnable) and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.

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