How It Works

Keep Your Workflow. Lose the Tape.

Whether you write on tags or print barcode labels, TrayID fits the way you already work. The tag becomes the label.

How does your team label trays today?

We write on tagsHand-labeled with a marker

We print barcode labelsLabels from our tracking system

Same tag, same four steps. Pick one to see it your way.

Write-On Barcode

01Label

01 Step 01

Label

Write the tray, vendor, surgeon and date with a TrayID permanent marker. The ink locks instantly.

Print your barcode label and place it on the tag's built-in label panel.

02 Step 02

Loop

Loop the tag onto the tray handle. No zip tie needed.

Loop the tag onto the tray handle. No zip tie needed.

Wash Cycle → Unloop + Wrap

03 Step 03

Peel

After the wash, peel the built-in adhesive label right off the tag.

After the wash, peel the built-in adhesive label right off the tag. No need to reprint a label.

04 Step 04

Apply

Press the label onto the wrap. The medical-grade adhesive stays bonded through the autoclave cycle. No tape needed.

Press the label onto the wrap, ready to scan. The medical-grade adhesive stays bonded through the autoclave cycle. No tape needed.

Sterilize → Ready for the OR

Your handwriting goes from the tray handle to the wrap. No rewriting and no tape.

Your barcode label goes from the tray handle to the wrap. No reprinting and no tape.

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