Medline offers both standard kits and custom trays. Here’s how they differ:
Standard Kits
Pre-defined, commonly used surgical packs.
Item numbers typically begin with prefixes like DYNJ, HUD, or MNS.
Stock levels are managed centrally and are easier to fulfill quickly.
Custom Procedure Trays (CPTs)
Built to specific hospital or surgeon requirements.
May include unique instruments, disposables, and medications.
Lead times are longer and production is tied to customer-specific contracts.
Availability depends on both raw materials and assembly scheduling.
👉 If you’re unsure whether a customer is asking about a standard kit or a custom tray, ask Kit. It can confirm which category the item falls into and guide you on how to check availability in SAP.
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