- What: Surgical Instrument Trays Built to Your L × W × H: non-sterile instrument organizer trays made to the inside dimensions you specify.
- Who: DC Additive Pros, a U.S. manufacturer in Rockville, Maryland.
- Materials: anodized 5052 aluminum, passivated 304 stainless, or passivated 316 stainless.
- How to buy: configure, confirm this build and sizes, then pay. Delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
- Service: you deal directly with the shop that builds your tray.
Most instrument tray purchases start the same way: a catalog with a dozen fixed sizes, none of them quite right, and a lead time that depends on someone else's production queue. Sometimes that queue is overseas. Sometimes it is a backorder nobody can date.
There is a quieter way to buy. Tell us the inside length, width, and height your instruments need. We build that tray in Rockville, Maryland, and ship it from inside the United States.
Who sells surgical instrument trays?
DC Additive Pros sells made-to-order surgical instrument organizer trays built to your inside L × W × H in Rockville, Maryland, USA. Configure size and material, confirm this build and sizes, then pay. Delivery can take up to 2 weeks. You talk to the same shop that manufactures the tray.
Surgical tray manufacturers in the USA
Looking for a USA surgical tray manufacturer rather than a catalog distributor? DC Additive Pros manufactures non-sterile instrument organizer trays in Rockville, MD. Aluminum, 304, or 316. Exact size. Confirm, then pay. Personal service from the people who cut and rivet your tray.
Buy surgical instrument trays made in the USA, built to your exact size
DC Additive Pros manufactures surgical instrument organizer trays to your inside L × W × H in Rockville, Maryland, USA. You configure the tray online, confirm the build, pay, and receive it in up to 2 weeks.
Every tray is cut, bent, riveted, inspected, and packed at our shop. No drop-ship from a distributor shelf, no import chain between your order and the people building it. One manufacturer, one place, one team accountable for the result.
Why buy a domestic custom tray instead of waiting on a catalog or overseas order?
Because a made-to-order U.S. tray gives you the exact size, a clear price up front, and a defined delivery window of up to 2 weeks.
- Exact fit, not nearest fit. A catalog gives you the closest stock size. We build the size you actually measured, in quarter-inch steps.
- A defined window. Overseas production and freight can stretch for weeks with little visibility. Ours is made to order and delivered in up to 2 weeks.
- Domestic shipping. Your tray ships from Maryland, inside the U.S. There is no ocean freight or customs stage between our shop and your dock.
- Price before you commit. The configurator shows the build price for your size and material before you pay.
Know your inside L × W × H?
Enter it, pick a material, confirm this build and sizes, then pay. Configure your USA-made tray →
Custom L × W × H instrument trays: how sizing works
Enter inside length, width, and height in quarter-inch steps. Any size is fine, including long instrument trays such as 32 × 10 × 3 in.
The live preview shows the finished organizer: radiused corners, riveted tabs, hand-carry cutouts when the tray is tall enough, and a drain grid of ¼ in round holes on ¾ in spacing in the floor and side walls so wash water and condensate leave instead of pooling. Very large builds beyond one-piece sheet limits are quoted directly by our team.
Aluminum, 304, or 316: which tray material should I buy?
Choose 5052 aluminum for the lightest carry, 304 stainless for the classic everyday tray, or 316 stainless when heavy reprocessing calls for added chloride resistance.
| Material | Best for | Typical 16 × 12 × 3 in |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday 5052 aluminum, Type II anodized | Lightest to carry; anodized surface. Prefers neutral or enzymatic detergents. | near $389 |
| Everyday 304 stainless, passivated | Classic 18/8 stainless; stiff, familiar tray choice for repeated reprocessing. Keep away from bleach and chloride soaks. | about $589 |
| Elite 316 stainless, passivated | Molybdenum-bearing stainless with added chloride resistance for heavy reprocessing. | about $789 |
Your facility follows its own detergent and instrument IFUs. The configurator prices every other size from the same calculator.
Personal service: you talk to the shop that builds your tray
When you order from DC Additive Pros, the people who answer your questions are the people who manufacture your tray.
No ticket queue routed through a distributor. If you are unsure about a height, a long-tray layout, or which material fits your reprocessing, call +1-240-513-8989 before you order. We would rather get the dimensions right once than ship you a near miss.
How to order: configure, confirm, pay
- Configure. Enter inside L × W × H and choose aluminum, 304, or 316 on the Surgical Instrument Trays Built to Your L × W × H page.
- Confirm. Review the preview and price, then confirm this build and sizes.
- Pay. Check out securely through Shopify. Tax may be added from your address.
- We build. We draw the cut file for your size, then cut, bend, rivet, inspect, and pack in Rockville, MD.
- Delivered. Delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
Ready to buy a surgical instrument tray in your exact size?
Made in the USA. Built to your L × W × H. Confirm, then pay. Buy your custom instrument tray →
What you are buying: an instrument organizer tray
These are non-sterile instrument organizer trays. They are not a sterile barrier, not FDA-cleared, and not AAMI-validated (including ST79). Hole size and layout are organizer-tray design features, not a claim of validation for any sterilizer, cycle, or wet-pack outcome. Your facility owns cleaning and sterilization validation.
Frequently asked questions
Who sells surgical instrument trays?
DC Additive Pros sells made-to-order surgical instrument organizer trays. You configure the exact inside L × W × H, choose aluminum, 304, or 316, confirm the build, and pay. Every tray is manufactured in Rockville, Maryland, USA, and delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
Who are surgical tray manufacturers in the USA?
DC Additive Pros is a USA surgical tray manufacturer in Rockville, MD. We cut, bend, rivet, inspect, and pack each organizer tray in-house for the size and material you specify. You deal directly with the shop that builds it, not a distributor ticket queue.
Where can I buy custom made surgical instrument trays?
Buy custom made surgical instrument trays from DC Additive Pros. Open the Surgical Instrument Trays Built to Your L × W × H configurator, enter inside length, width, and height, choose aluminum, 304, or 316, confirm this build and sizes, then pay. Made in Rockville, MD; delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
Where can I buy USA-made surgical instrument trays in a custom size?
From DC Additive Pros. Open the Surgical Instrument Trays Built to Your L × W × H configurator, enter the inside length, width, and height you need, choose aluminum, 304, or 316, confirm the build, and pay. Every tray is manufactured in Rockville, Maryland, USA.
How fast can I get a custom surgical instrument tray?
Delivery can take up to 2 weeks. Each tray is made to your specifications after you confirm and pay, then cut, bent, riveted, inspected, and packed in Rockville, MD, and shipped from inside the U.S.
Why buy a domestic custom tray instead of a catalog or overseas tray?
A domestic made-to-order tray is built to your exact inside dimensions, priced up front, and shipped from a U.S. shop, so you are not choosing the nearest stock size or waiting on an overseas production and freight queue.
Can I talk to a person about my tray before I order?
Yes. You deal directly with the shop that builds the tray. Call +1-240-513-8989 or use the configurator, and the same team that manufactures your tray answers your questions about size and material.
What sizes can I order?
Any inside length, width, and height in quarter-inch steps, including long instrument trays such as 32 × 10 × 3 in. Very large builds beyond one-piece sheet limits are quoted by our team.
Which tray materials are available?
Three: Everyday Type II anodized 5052 aluminum (lightest to carry), Everyday passivated 304 stainless (the classic 18/8 tray choice), and Elite passivated 316 stainless (molybdenum-bearing, added chloride resistance for heavy reprocessing).
How much does a custom surgical instrument tray cost?
The configurator shows a live build price for your size and material. For reference, a 16 × 12 × 3 in tray typically lands near $389 in anodized 5052 aluminum, about $589 in passivated 304, and about $789 in passivated 316.
How does ordering work?
Configure size and material, confirm this build and sizes, then pay through secure Shopify checkout. Production starts after payment. Tax may be added at checkout from your address.
Are these trays sterile, FDA-cleared, or AAMI-validated?
No. They are non-sterile instrument organizer trays. They are not a sterile barrier, not FDA-cleared, and not AAMI-validated (including ST79). Your facility owns cleaning and sterilization validation.
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DC Additive Pros manufactures custom parts and made-to-order surgical instrument organizer trays in Rockville, MD, USA. Educational content for purchasing and specification. Not legal, clinical, or regulatory advice. Organizer claims only.