CliniEco Medical Sterilization Roll — 76mm × 50m (3″ × 164 ft), Heat-Seal Roll, Class 1 Indicator
Specifications
| Type | Heat-seal sterilization roll |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 76 mm x 50 m (3 in x 164 ft) |
| Class | Class 1 indicator |
| Pack format | Case of 10 |
| Use | Autoclave packaging |
| SKU | CLI-STER-ROLL-50M-CASE10 |
| Brand | CliniEco Medical |
Pricing
| Order | Unit price |
|---|---|
| 1 case | $105.00 CAD |
| 2–4 cases | Request quote |
| 5+ cases | Request quote |
Read the full product guide 12 sections · specs, use, compliance
CliniEco Medical Sterilization Roll — 76 mm × 50 m (3″ × 164 ft)
One continuous 76 mm (3″) × 50 m sterilization roll — that's 164 feet, 64% longer than the standard 100 ft rolls sold by national brands, at a lower price per roll. Cut to the length you need, seal with any standard heat sealer, and autoclave.
Price advantage (Canadian market, verified 2026-09-03):
• CliniEco: $105.00 / case of 10 rolls — the case is the only order size on this page
• Hatch/maxill 3″-class tubing: priced per 98 ft (30 m) roll by that supplier
• Crosstex Sani-Roll / Advantech 3″×100 ft: priced per 30 m roll by that supplier
Same roll format, more length in our case — check each supplier's current list pricing before you compare.
Why buy CliniEco?
- ✅ 76 mm (3″) wide × 50 m — matches North American 3″ roll standard
- ✅ ISO 11140-1 Class 1 process indicator printed on paper and film — darkens after steam exposure
- ✅ Medical-grade paper (60 g/m²) + blue-tinted puncture-resistant film (~50 µm)
- ✅ Heat-seal compatible with standard autoclave sealing machines (impulse sealers)
- ✅ Steam, chemical vapor and EO-compatible
- ✅ Triple-sealed, low-lint edges for clean peel
How many packs does one 50 m roll cut?
A roll is only worth its price if the cut lengths are planned. Using a 30 cm length for a single-pack job, one 50 m roll yields roughly 166 packs; the ten-roll case carries just over 1,600. Shorten the cut for a bur or a probe and the count rises almost in proportion, which is the whole reason a roll beats a fixed pouch size on anything that is not a standard shape.
What will a 76 mm (3″) roll hold, and when is it too narrow?
Seventy-six millimetres is the working width of the paper, so the pack can be as wide as about three inches and as long as the length you cut. That covers single instruments, hinged forceps, handpieces, small sets and anything that arrives flat. It does not cover a wide tray, a large cassette laid crosswise, or an item with a handle that will not sit inside three inches — those are the packs where a wider roll, or a pre-made pouch in a bigger size, is the honest answer. Cutting a roll too narrow and forcing the pack closed is how seal creases and punctures start.
What does roll material cost per pack against a ready-made pouch?
| Roll order | Total length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Case of 10 rolls | 10 × 50 m = 500 m | $105.00 |
The case is the only order size this page sells, so the working figures come from it: divide the case amount by the ten rolls for the roll figure, and by the 500 m the case holds for the per-metre figure — a 30 cm cut therefore carries a proportional share of packaging before tape. For comparison, ready-made pouches in this range start below the smallest roll cut and rise above it for the largest size, so a roll wins on a size nobody stocks or a length that changes from pack to pack — not on a standard pouch job, where the pre-made size costs less and takes less time at the bench.
How is a cut length sealed, and what has to be written down?
Cut square, fold the film side over the paper, and run the seam through a constant-heat pouch sealer — the roll is heat-seal tubing, and a hand-folded edge is not a seal. Every pack then gets the same record as a pouch: date, cycle, sterilizer and contents, plus the roll lot if the clinic keeps one. Print the sterilization log sheet or build your own columns with the log generator on the same page. If you are moving a pack format into routine use and are not sure what has to be validated and written down first, ask a sterilization compliance specialist for a written answer that names the rule it rests on.
What does the Class 1 indicator on the film actually show?
ISO 11140-1 Class 1 is a process indicator: the printed marking changes after the pack has been through a steam cycle, which separates processed from unprocessed packs on a trolley. It is not a measure of steam penetration and it is not evidence of lethality. A pack that needs an internal check carries a Class 5 integrator; the air-removal check on a pre-vacuum sterilizer is a separate test again, run with a Bowie-Dick pack. Keeping those three jobs apart is what makes a monitoring record defensible.
Specifications
| Brand | CliniEco Medical |
| Type | Sterilization roll (flat heat-seal paper/film) |
| Size | 76 mm × 50 m (3″ × 164 ft) per roll |
| Indicator | ISO 11140-1 Class 1 process indicator on paper & film |
| Materials | Medical-grade paper (60 g/m²) + blue transparent film (~50 µm) |
| Sealing | Heat-seal with standard impulse sealers |
| Sterilization | Steam (gravity & pre-vacuum), chemical vapor, EO |
| Distribution | CliniEco MDEL #35334 |
Compliance
Process indicator meets ISO 11140-1 Class 1. Materials meet ISO 11607-1 / EN 868-3/5; processing per AAMI ST79. Distributed by CliniEco Medical under MDEL #35334.
Volume / Clinic Pricing
Case and pallet pricing for clinics, dental practices, LTC homes and distributors — email alina@clinieco.ca.
CliniEco Service Promise
- 🚚 Free shipping over $29.00 (mix pouches + rolls)
- ⚡ Orders dispatched within 24h (Toronto)
- 🇨🇦 Canadian-owned company
Have a question about your own facility? Send it in and you will get a written answer specific to your setup, with the regulation or standard it is based on cited. Ask your compliance question.
Part of the same sterilization system
- Autoclave Indicator Tape — 3-Roll Set — $159.92
- Steam Chemical Integrator — Class 5, 100-Pack — $19.99 (case of 10 — $159.92)
- 24-Hour Biological Indicators — 25-Pack — $69.99
- Constant-Heat Pouch Sealer — 110 V — $349.00
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Common questions
When should a Class 4/5/6 indicator be used instead of tape?
They answer different questions. A Class 1 tape only shows the pack went through the cycle. A Class 4 multi-variable indicator goes inside the pack for a specific cycle type; a Class 5 integrating indicator is used where steam penetration into the load is the variable at risk (trays, dense multi-instrument packs); a Class 6 emulating indicator is written to a specific cycle. ISO 11140-1 defines the classes.
How often does a Canadian clinic need to run it?
In Ontario, RCDSO requires a biological indicator plus a control test, once daily for each type of cycle on every sterilizer in use — so 1 sterilizer × 20 working days = 40 indicators a month including the control.
