Thermal Washer Disinfecter help you achieve sanitary, visible, disinfection and effective cleaning results for medical instruments. They are especially gentle on the device material and are often recommended by leading professional brands for preparing medical instruments for surgical procedures. Compliance at the highest degree: AS4187. AS4187 stands for Automatic Disinfection by Steam, which means that the machine works with steam or hot water rather than chemicals.
A high quality, rugged, easy to use washer disinfector for high-quality cleaning and sanitizing of dental and medical instruments is essential for sterile dental and medical procedures. These instruments include vibrating drills, dental handpieces, digital x-ray tables and sterilization and preparation tools. Tools used in dental and medical instruments should always be cleaned and sanitized before use. Following are some of the ways by which your tools should be sterilized and disinfected.
Dental handpieces and other similar devices that create a surface area for cleaning and disinfecting are usually fitted with a heat-sensitive heating chamber. The heat-sensitive heating chamber is built into the device. In order for the chamber to work effectively it must be pre-chilled. The heat-sensitive chamber is contained within an airtight compartment. The process of heating and pre-chilling removes all foreign materials from the tool’s interior and allows the instrument to be placed in an air-tight chamber, making it ideal for sterilization.
The method of drying used with a washer disinfector ensures that the device and its cleaning solutions remain sterile and germ-free. There are a number of drying methods that can be used to dry instruments after they have been cleaned and disinfected. These drying methods vary in terms of efficiency and effectiveness. Some drying methods may use heat, while others may use mechanical pressure or water pressure. The most commonly used drying methods include manual drying, air drying, chemical drying and dry ice drying.
After an instrument has been cleaned and disinfected using a washer disinfector, it is important to maintain the device properly to prevent it from being broken down during long-term use. For this purpose, instruments should be stored carefully and their edges should be firmly pressed against each other to prevent any tearing. If the instruments are not stored properly, they may snap, break or bend. Also, it is important to keep the washer disinfected when it is in use to ensure effective cleaning and to prolong the life of the cleaning solution.
As soon as cleaning and disinfecting are complete it is important to sanitize the washer disinfectors themselves. This can be done by adding them to a sanitizer spray. This process is known as the ‘wash and wipe cycle’. After the washer disinfectors have been added to the spray, they should be sprayed on all surfaces that will come into contact with the cleaning and disinfecting solutions. Washer sprays are available in various strengths and formulations and are usually designed to sanitize and disinfect a wide range of surfaces including furniture, surfaces and even windows. To ensure that all surfaces come into contact with the sanitizer spray, a pressure washer should be used in circular movements to ensure an even coverage.
