What to consider when choosing a medical sterilizer

1) Sterilization method: steam vs. low-temperature (hydrogen peroxide)

• Steam sterilizers (autoclaves) are commonly used for heat- and moisture-stable loads like metal instruments, textiles, some rigid containers, and many lab items (glassware, media, etc.).
• Hydrogen peroxide sterilizers are typically used for heat- or moisture-sensitive medical devices, helping facilities sterilize compatible devices without exposing them to high-temperature steam cycles.

2) Cycle type: gravity vs. pre-vacuum

• Gravity cycles can be a strong fit for many loads—especially where steam displacement and longer exposures support the load type.
• Pre-vacuum cycles are often selected for wrapped goods and higher-throughput workflows where faster air removal and drying performance are important.

3) Throughput, chamber size, and installation style

• High-volume hospital sterilizers can help central sterile teams keep up with heavy instrument demand.
• Laboratory sterilizers are frequently chosen for media prep, liquids, glassware, and waste streams.
• Recessed vs. freestanding configurations can be driven by space, utilities, traffic patterns, and service access.

4) Documentation and usability

In many environments, cycle documentation matters just as much as cycle performance. Features like clear displays, intuitive controls, and integrated printing can support traceability and day-to-day confidence for technicians.

Quick “best fit” guide: a sampling of sterilizers we offer

Featured steam sterilizers (autoclaves) we offer for healthcare and lab environments

Steris 400 Series 36” House Steam Sterilizer Recessed

If you’re running a busy sterile processing workflow, a recessed hospital steam sterilizer can be a smart way to support consistent throughput while keeping traffic flow and space planning in mind. In high-demand clinical environments, this style of sterilizer is often selected to help central sterile teams keep instrument sets moving from decontam to prep & pack to sterilization—without creating bottlenecks during peak OR schedules.

Common fit: hospitals, surgical suites, and SPDs/CSPDs that need dependable daily performance and a sterilizer designed for routine high-volume processing.

Steris HC-900 Evolution Sterilizer

For facilities prioritizing pre-vac capability and healthcare-focused cycle flexibility, this type of steam sterilizer supports sterilization of heat- and moisture-stable materials used throughout clinical operations. It’s a strong match when you want reliable processing options and the ability to align cycles with your department’s load mix.

Common fit: hospital sterile processing departments, perioperative services, and facilities looking to standardize steam sterilization workflows.

Steris Amsco 600 26.5 x 26.5 x 39″ Sterilizer

When your facility needs more control over cycle programming and throughput, a high-volume steam sterilizer can be the difference between “keeping up” and “constantly catching up.” This unit is often considered for facilities that run a wide variety of loads and want the flexibility to tailor cycle settings to department needs.

Common fit: high-throughput SPDs, hospitals with heavy case volume, and facilities that need cycle flexibility for compatible instruments and packaging configurations.

Steris AMSCO 110LS 16” (110L) Lab Sterilizer

Not every facility needs a massive chamber—especially when the primary goal is dependable sterilization in a tighter footprint. A compact lab sterilizer can support day-to-day processing without taking over the room, making it a practical option for labs and smaller clinical environments.

Common fit: labs, research spaces, and smaller facilities that want a capable steam sterilizer while maintaining space efficiency.

Steris AMSCO Stage 3 Series 16″ 3011 Sterilizer – 110 Liters

When documentation and repeatability matter, a steam sterilizer configured with clear controls and cycle printout capability can help your team maintain consistent records and smoother daily operation. In healthcare settings, this can be especially valuable for departments focused on traceability and day-to-day accountability.

Common fit: healthcare facilities that want a compact, dependable steam sterilizer with strong documentation support.

Scientific and life sciences steam sterilizers we offer for research-grade workflows

Steris AMSCO Century SG-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer

In research environments, sterilization isn’t just about instruments—it’s often about media, liquids, glassware, and even lab waste streams. A large-capacity scientific steam sterilizer like this is designed for facilities that need repeatable cycles and enough chamber volume to keep experiments, prep work, and waste handling on schedule.

Common fit: universities, biotech, pharma R&D, research institutes, and life sciences labs with frequent media/liquid runs and large load needs.

Steris AMSCO Century SV-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer

For labs that benefit from pre-vac performance, this high-capacity scientific steam sterilizer supports fast, dependable cycles for compatible loads—helping teams reduce delays between prep steps and keep production-like lab routines moving.

Common fit: high-throughput research labs, core facilities, and life sciences environments that want pre-vac capability at larger scale.

Low-temperature hydrogen peroxide sterilizers we offer for heat-sensitive device reprocessing

Some medical devices and materials simply aren’t candidates for high-temperature steam. That’s where hydrogen peroxide sterilization can play a key role—especially when you need a low-temperature option designed to sterilize compatible devices without leaving dangerous residues. As always, every facility should align device selection, accessories, packaging, and cycles with manufacturer instructions for use (IFUs) and internal sterile processing policies.

Tuttnauer Plazmax P50 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

This low-temperature sterilizer is well-suited for facilities that want to expand sterilization capability beyond steam—supporting compatible items that require hydrogen peroxide-based processing.

Common fit: hospitals, outpatient centers, and clinics that reprocess compatible heat-sensitive medical devices.

Tuttnauer Plazmax 110 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

When departments need more low-temp throughput, an expanded chamber option can help keep device turnaround times reasonable—especially when heat-sensitive instruments are in constant rotation.

Common fit: higher-demand sterile processing departments that need to reduce low-temp bottlenecks for compatible loads.

Tuttnauer Plasmax 160 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

For facilities that need added capacity in the low-temperature category, this option supports scaling hydrogen peroxide sterilization workflows without forcing heat-sensitive devices into steam cycles they can’t tolerate.

Common fit: hospitals and facilities with a larger inventory of compatible heat-sensitive devices that must stay in circulation.

Tuttnauer pre-vac steam sterilizers we offer for modern lab and medical workflows

Tuttnauer Model 69B-SCP Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer

If your workflow calls for pre-vac performance plus routine test cycles, this type of sterilizer can be a strong fit for both laboratory and medical environments. It’s often selected when teams want a balance of chamber capacity, cycle versatility, and operational controls that support day-to-day productivity.

Common fit: labs, research facilities, and medical environments that want robust pre-vac cycle capability for compatible loads.

Tuttnauer Model 5596-ECP-V Scientific Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer

For organizations needing pre-vac sterilization in a more compact chamber format, this model supports common cycle types (including gravity, liquid, and pre-vac) and helps teams standardize their lab sterilization process while maintaining clear operational control.

Common fit: life sciences labs, biotech workflows, and facilities that need reliable pre-vac steam sterilization with a practical footprint.

Don’t overlook the “supporting cast”: water quality and loading accessories

Tuttnauer Model 5596 Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment System Add-on

Steam sterilization performance depends heavily on utility quality—especially water. Hard water can contribute to scale buildup, performance issues, and higher maintenance burden over time. A reverse osmosis (RO) add-on can help facilities improve feed water quality for compatible steam generator setups, supporting more stable long-term operation.

Common fit: facilities with hard water conditions, labs and hospitals looking to protect their steam sterilizer investment, and sites aiming to reduce maintenance issues tied to water quality.

36 inch cart and Carriage for 400 Series Sterilizer

In real-world SPDs, “sterilization” is also a logistics problem. Purpose-built carts and carriages help teams load and position equipment more safely and consistently—reducing workflow friction and supporting more efficient daily operations.

Common fit: hospital sterile processing departments using recessed sterilizer installations and seeking safer, smoother loading and transport.

Industries we commonly support with medical sterilizers

• Hospitals and health systems: sterile processing departments, OR support, and high-demand instrument turnover
• Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): consistent case-day readiness and dependable turnaround for compatible instrument sets
• Life sciences and biotech: media prep, glassware, liquids, and research workflows that require repeatable sterilization cycles
• Universities and research institutes: shared core labs and multi-user environments where reliability and documentation matter
• Clinics and specialty care: sterilization needs that range from compact steam sterilizers to low-temp solutions for compatible devices

Why buy your sterilizer from Auxo Medical?

We focus on helping facilities find the right match—not just “a sterilizer.” Because we carry both new and refurbished options, we can support different budget levels while still keeping performance, usability, and long-term ownership in view. If you’re planning an equipment upgrade, replacing an aging sterilizer, or expanding capacity, we can help you build a sterilization setup that fits your facility’s workflow and load types.

Ready to move forward? Explore the products and request a quote from us at Auxo Medical for the exact configuration your team needs.

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This guide highlights a practical cross-section of our hospital bed catalog so you can quickly match the right bed style and bedside equipment to your facility, your patient population, and your care protocols.

Why the Right Hospital Bed Matters in Daily Patient Care

A hospital bed is more than a frame and a mattress platform. In modern care settings, it’s a clinical workstation that affects outcomes and operations. The right medical surgical hospital bed can help teams reduce fall risk, support safe patient positioning, enable easier egress and ingress, and improve caregiver ergonomics during routine rounding, hygiene care, and transfers.

Across our catalog, you’ll see designs that prioritize caregiver-friendly controls, patient safety features, mobility and transport support, and multi-position functionality. Depending on the model, features may include bed exit alert systems, visual safety reminders, and braking systems designed to support safer bedside workflows.

What We Offer: Hospital Beds and Bedside Equipment for Diverse Care Settings

At Auxo Medical, our hospital bed catalog includes brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished equipment. That flexibility helps facilities align clinical requirements with budget realities while still targeting the performance and durability expected in high-uptime environments.

Whether you’re outfitting med-surg rooms, step-down capacity, procedure recovery spaces, or specialty units, we focus on equipment that’s versatile, durable, and easy to work with during fast-paced clinical shifts.

Featured Hospital Beds and Bedside Solutions in Our Catalog

Below is a sampling of hospital beds and bedside equipment available in our Hospital Beds category. Each product name links directly to the correct Auxo Medical product page for quick quote requests and specification review.

Hill-Rom VersaCare

If you’re looking for a full-featured acute care bed that supports both patient comfort and staff workflow, the Hill-Rom VersaCare is built for versatile, mixed-acuity med-surg environments. This patient care bed system is designed with features that can help reduce fall impact risk, support safer egress, and streamline repositioning.

• Common use cases: med-surg floors, acute care units, high-turnover inpatient rooms, step-down workflows
• Why teams choose it: integrated air surface support for wound care therapy workflows, low-height design concepts that support safer egress, intuitive controls, and features designed to reduce caregiver injury risk
• Operational fit: helpful in units managing a wide range of mobility levels, from independent patients to patients needing more assistance with positioning and chair-style configurations

Hill-rom CareAssist ES Medical Surgical Bed

The Hill-rom CareAssist ES Medical Surgical Bed is a fully electric hospital bed designed to support dependable, everyday care needs. It’s built around practical caregiver workflows like positioning, safety checks, and comfort adjustments, with features intended to simplify operation and maintenance.

• Common use cases: med-surg rooms, observation areas, transitional care, discharge-ready rooms, home-style care environments within a facility
• Why teams choose it: compatibility with powered and non-powered mattress types, integrated rail design, bed status alerts, brake-not-set audible alerting, battery backup support, and positioning features that help caregivers manage patient comfort and safety
• Operational fit: a strong option when you want a medical surgical hospital bed that focuses on essential functionality and straightforward caregiver controls

Hill-Rom Advanta Series

The Hill-Rom Advanta Series hospital bed is designed as a practical match for hospitals and surgery centers that need reliable performance and familiar clinical workflows. If your facility is standardizing rooms or building consistent experiences across units, this series is often considered for its broad, general-purpose fit.

• Common use cases: hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, pre-op and post-op environments, general inpatient rooms
• Why teams choose it: a feature set intended to support everyday patient care needs in settings where efficiency, repeatable workflows, and predictable operation matter

Hill-Rom Advance Series

The Hill-Rom Advance Series is another hospital bed option aimed at hospitals and surgery centers that want a versatile platform for routine inpatient care and perioperative environments. It’s a strong consideration when you’re aligning bed capability with clinical throughput and caregiver workflow consistency.

• Common use cases: hospitals, surgery centers, procedure-adjacent inpatient rooms, recovery environments
• Why teams choose it: a variety of features intended to support broad patient care needs across common hospital settings

Bedside Workflow Upgrades: Overbed Tables for Patient Rooms and Recovery Areas

Overbed tables may seem simple, but they have outsized impact on patient satisfaction and staff efficiency. A stable hospital overbed table supports meal service, patient belongings organization, charting and education at bedside, and safer access to personal items during recovery.

Composite Overbed Table, Non-Tilt

The Composite Overbed Table, Non-Tilt is designed for durability and easy cleaning, with a molded composite tabletop that avoids common long-term issues associated with wood surfaces. It’s built for routine clinical use where wipe-down convenience and moisture resistance matter.

• Common use cases: inpatient rooms, med-surg floors, rehab units, post-acute rooms, patient recovery bays
• Why teams choose it: easy-to-clean moisture-resistant surface, stable base design, and caster-supported mobility for repositioning around beds and chairs

Low Extended Base Overbed Table, Laminate

The Low Extended Base Overbed Table, Laminate is a mobile work surface designed to support bedside needs for patients on bed rest or patients seated in chairs. It’s built to roll smoothly and lock in place when stability is needed.

• Common use cases: inpatient rooms, infusion environments, rehab therapy spaces, outpatient recovery areas
• Why teams choose it: adjustable height capability, twin-wheel swivel caster mobility, and a laminate surface intended for durability in clinical use

Low Base Overbed Table, Laminate

The Low Base Overbed Table, Laminate is an adaptable bedside accessory designed for convenient access in patient rooms. It supports common bedside activities while offering smooth mobility and lockable stability when parked.

• Common use cases: med-surg units, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care, rehab environments, discharge lounges
• Why teams choose it: adjustable height capability, smooth caster movement, and a clinical-friendly laminate top designed for daily use

Newborn Care Support: Infant Bassinets for Maternity and Postpartum Units

Stryker Nara Infant Bassinet

For maternity units and postpartum care, the Stryker Nara Infant Bassinet is designed to support safety, comfort, and caregiver convenience. It’s built for bedside mobility, visibility, and organization, helping staff keep essentials close while supporting family-centered care workflows.

• Common use cases: hospitals, maternity centers, postpartum units, newborn nursery areas
• Why teams choose it: smooth-rolling casters for bedside positioning, adjustable height design, clear side panels for visibility, easy-to-clean surfaces, and integrated storage for newborn care essentials

Surge Capacity and Rapid Deployment: Field Beds for Emergency Response

Fastbeds Emergency Field Bed

When your organization needs flexible surge capacity, the Fastbeds Emergency Field Bed is designed for emergency medical response and rapid setup. It ships assembled and folds out quickly, supporting fast deployment in temporary care environments.

• Common use cases: emergency management, disaster response, field hospitals, mobile clinics, overflow care sites
• Why teams choose it: quick setup design and logistics-friendly shipping format that supports staged deployment and scalable temporary care

Industries and Facilities We Commonly Support with Hospital Beds

Our hospital beds and bedside equipment are commonly sourced by:

• Hospitals and health systems
• Ambulatory surgery centers
• Skilled nursing facilities and long-term care communities
• Rehabilitation hospitals and therapy-forward post-acute programs
• Maternity and postpartum units
• Emergency preparedness and disaster response teams

Where We Support Healthcare Facilities

We’re based in Richmond, Virginia, and we support facilities throughout Virginia, Maryland, Washington, DC, North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan. This regional coverage helps us stay responsive for facilities that want a partner that understands local operational realities across the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and Midwest.

How to Choose the Right Hospital Bed for Your Facility

If you’re comparing new vs refurbished hospital beds, or standardizing across units, here are practical factors we recommend prioritizing:

• Patient population and acuity: prioritize low-height egress concepts, fall-risk mitigation, and positioning support when mobility varies widely.
• Wound care workflows: consider beds with integrated surface concepts that support wound care therapy routines and reduce manual add-ons.
• Caregiver ergonomics: look for designs that reduce awkward reaches during turns, linen changes, hygiene care, and transport.
• Room constraints and transport needs: consider maneuverability, braking behavior, and access from all sides to support safe workflow in tighter layouts.
• Standardization goals: consistent control layouts and training familiarity can reduce errors and speed onboarding across units.

Request a Quote from Auxo Medical

If you’re ready to source hospital beds for sale, replace aging beds, expand patient rooms, or outfit a specialty unit, we make it easy to request a quote directly from each product page. Explore our Hospital Beds category and choose the bed and bedside equipment that matches your care setting, then submit a quote request and we’ll help you move from selection to deployment.

Browse Hospital Beds at Auxo Medical

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Printer Paper (1 Roll) is specifically engineered for Steris washer disinfectors, ensuring clear cycle data that meets compliance standards. Ideal for hospitals and large dental practices where accurate record‑keeping is critical.

2. Rennco LS24D Lift Seal Heat Sealer

Rennco LS24D Lift Seal Heat Sealer offers a rapid “warm‑up” period and reliable sealing of reusable pouches, making it perfect for surgical instrument trays, endoscopes, or biopsy kits in any sterile processing line.

3. Carbon Filter Refill Bags – Tuttnauer DS1000/DS1G Steam Distiller

Carbon Filter Refill Bags remove chlorine, sediments, and VOCs from water, protecting your distillation system and extending its lifespan—critical for dental labs and research labs that rely on ultrapure water.

4. SteriData Logger Sterilizer Printer (Paperless)

SteriData Logger Sterilizer Printer eliminates paper waste while delivering instant, accurate cycle reports. A must‑have for any facility looking to modernize its sterilization monitoring.

5. Pouch Sterilization Rack – Stainless Steel Loop Style (21 Slots)

Pouch Sterilization Rack provides high‑capacity, reusable pouch storage that maximizes autoclave capacity. Perfect for surgical suites and veterinary clinics with limited space.

6. Mucapur EnzymePower Cleaning Agent

Mucapur EnzymePower is a PH‑neutral enzymatic cleaner suitable for automated reprocessing, manual pre‑cleaning, and soaking of sensitive instruments—ideal for both high‑volume hospitals and specialty labs.

7. Water‑Mizer – Water‑Saving Device

Water‑Mizer eliminates excess “tempering” water during the non‑sterilizing phase of autoclave cycles, slashing water consumption by up to 30 %. Great for hospitals aiming to meet sustainability targets.

8. 3M Attest Rapid Readout Biological Indicator (1291)

Attest Rapid Readout Indicator provides a fast, reliable test of steam cycle performance. Crucial for any facility that must prove sterilization efficacy to auditors or accreditation bodies.

9. Sharps Box – Combo Package

Sharps Box Combo offers a secure, leak‑proof solution for sharps collection, essential for all medical and dental practices to maintain compliance with OSHA and state regulations.

10. Dr. Weigert – Neodisher Z Neutralizing Agent

Neodisher Z is a powerful neutralizer that removes stubborn residues from glassware and instruments—ideal for laboratories, research facilities, and any setting where residual contamination could compromise downstream processes.

Industry Applications That Benefit From Our Accessories

How Auxo Medical Supports Your Sterile Processing Workflow

• Consultation & Customization – We work with your team to design the optimal accessory mix for your specific sterilizer models and case load.
• Maintenance & Repair Parts – From heat sealer components to autoclave gaskets, we keep your equipment running without interruption.
• Rapid Ordering & Delivery – Our online catalog and inventory system ensure you never run out of critical consumables.
• Training Resources – Product manuals, quick‑start guides, and on‑site training are available to boost staff confidence.

Ready to Upgrade Your Sterile Processing Supplies?

Visit our Sterile Processing Supplies & Accessories page today, browse the full catalog, or contact us for a custom quote. Let Auxo Medical help you protect patients, streamline operations, and keep your facility compliant.

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A Sampling of the ECG Systems and Products in our Catalog

Resting ECG systems form the foundation of routine cardiac evaluations in primary care offices, outpatient clinics, and hospital wards. The GE MAC 5500 HD ECG stands out for its speed, accuracy, and comprehensive disease management capabilities, making it ideal for high-volume environments where rapid diagnostics are essential.1 Similarly, the GE Mac 2000 ECG Machine, Basic 12-lead Resting ECG System offers proven diagnostic support with flexible connectivity, helping clinicians streamline workflows and enhance patient care in both acute and ambulatory settings.

Portable ECG Options

Portable options like the Mortara ELI 280 ECG Machine and Mortara ELI 250 ECG Machine excel in demanding, high-volume settings due to their compact, lightweight construction and high-resolution displays. These devices benefit emergency departments, mobile health units, and cardiology practices that require reliable on-the-go performance without sacrificing functionality.

Cost Effective ECG Machines

For cost-effective solutions in smaller facilities or routine screenings, the Burdick 8500 ECG Machine and Burdick 8300 provide intuitive interfaces and clear waveform displays that simplify data interpretation. The Welch Allyn CP150 adds versatility with optional spirometry integration, suiting primary care physicians and internal medicine practices focused on comprehensive respiratory and cardiac evaluations.

PC Based ECG

PC-based systems expand diagnostic flexibility. The Edan SE-1515 PC-based ECG DX12 w/ ECG Receiving box integrates powerful software with a compact acquisition unit, maximizing workflow efficiency in diagnostic labs and research environments. The Edan SE-1200 and SE-1200 Express ECG deliver excellent value with built-in high-resolution printing, perfect for hospital wards, home visits, and emergency cases. The Edan SE-601 Series ECG offers dependable six-channel performance for routine checks and cost-conscious settings.

Stress Testing Products

Stress testing solutions address more dynamic cardiac assessments. The Trackmaster TMX 425 Treadmill and Trackmaster TMX 428 Treadmill deliver robust, durable platforms engineered for clinical precision in cardiac rehabilitation centers, sports medicine facilities, and research institutions. Paired with systems like the Norav Stress System, Wireless, Win 10, with Treadmill or the Norav Stress System Computer Tower, these setups provide seamless wireless integration and comprehensive data analysis for exercise stress testing.

Blood Pressure Monitoring

Blood pressure monitoring complements stress protocols through the SunTech Tango M2 Blood Pressure (NEW), designed to pair with Norav stress systems in cardiovascular labs and hypertension clinics. Additional resting options such as the GE Mac 5000 EKG, GE MAC 1200, Welch Allyn Schiller AT-2 Plus, and Atria 6100 round out our portfolio, supporting diverse needs from large hospital networks to independent cardiology offices.

Order Your ECG Equipment From Auxo Medical

Whether equipping a busy emergency room, enhancing a cardiology clinic’s diagnostic capabilities, or outfitting a research facility, Auxo Medical provides new, reconditioned, and refurbished ECG equipment tailored to your operational requirements. Our solutions emphasize real-time waveform displays, efficient data management, and seamless connectivity to help your team deliver timely, accurate cardiac care.

Contact Auxo Medical today to explore how our ECG and stress testing systems can optimize your facility’s cardiac diagnostic services.

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Below, we break down the Fuji equipment we currently feature, where it fits best, and which industries benefit most—so you can quickly match the right system to your patient volume, space constraints, and clinical goals.

Why Facilities Choose Fujifilm / Fuji Digital Radiography (DR)

Modern radiology teams need more than “an X-ray machine.” They need consistency, speed, and flexibility—especially when imaging demand spikes. Fuji DR solutions are popular because they can be configured for high-throughput radiology rooms, mobile workflows, orthopedic and spine imaging, and even veterinary settings. Whether you’re building a new room or modernizing an existing one, we can help you choose a system that fits your workflow today and scales for tomorrow.

Fuji Digital Radiography Rooms & Suites (Fixed Imaging)

If your priority is repeatable positioning, streamlined technologist workflow, and a polished patient experience, a room-based DR setup is usually the best starting point.

Featured Fuji DR suites and room systems

• Fuji FDR Essentia FS Digital Radiography Suite – A space-efficient DR suite option for everyday diagnostic imaging.
• Fuji FDR Clinica X Radiology Suites – A scalable suite designed for hospital radiology departments and outpatient imaging facilities.
• Fuji Digital Radiography U-arm System w/ 17×17 Detector and FDX Console Workstation – A space-saving U-arm DR system that supports efficient positioning in tighter footprints.

Best-fit use cases

• Hospital radiology departments that need steady throughput and consistent positioning
• Outpatient imaging centers optimizing exam speed and room utilization
• Urgent care centers that want dependable in-house digital X-ray capability

Fuji Portable X-Ray Systems (Mobile Imaging)

Portable X-ray matters when patients can’t easily come to the room—or when your facility wants to reduce transport bottlenecks. Mobile imaging can be a major workflow win in the ED, ICU, inpatient units, and perioperative areas.

Featured Fuji portable X-ray options

• Fuji FDR AQRO Portable X-ray with FDR ES 24/14C – Built for maneuverability in tight spaces and quick bedside positioning.
• Fuji FDR Go PLUS with FDR D-EVO III – A compact portable X-ray system designed for busy clinical environments.

Industries that benefit most

• Hospitals (ED, ICU, med-surg, inpatient imaging)
• Long-term care and rehab facilities that need flexible imaging workflows
• Facilities managing high-acuity or limited-mobility patient populations

Fuji DR Retrofit Kits: Convert Existing X-Ray to Digital (Without a Full Room Replacement)

If you already have an analog X-ray system you trust, a DR retrofit can be the most cost-effective way to modernize. Retrofit kits are also a great “insurance policy” as backup imaging coverage.

Featured Fuji FDR-flex Lite retrofit solutions

• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution (no panel) – A portable kit designed to convert an analog X-ray system into a DR workflow (pair with a compatible panel option below).
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR ES C35 Panel
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR D-EVO III C35
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR ES G35 Panel
• Fuji FDR-flex Lite Digital DR Solution with FDR D-EVO III G35

Where DR retrofit shines

• Small hospitals and clinics modernizing without a full construction project
• Ortho and specialty practices that want digital workflow in existing rooms
• Mobile/remote care settings where portability and fast deployment matter

Fuji DR Detector Panels (Including Full-Spine / Long-Length Imaging)

Your detector choice heavily influences image capture flexibility—especially when you need long-length imaging for scoliosis series, full-spine alignment, or leg-length studies.

Featured Fuji FDR D-EVO detector panels

• FDR D-EVO III G35 14 × 17” Detector Panel Only
• FDR D-EVO III G43 17 × 17” Detector Panel Only
• Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only
• Fuji FDR D-EVO GL 17×49 in Full Spine Length Detector with Rolling Stand

Featured Fuji FDR ES tethered detectors

• Fuji ES 24C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 14C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji FDR ES 17C Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 17G Detector with Battery, Tethered
• Fuji ES 14G Detector with Battery, Tethered

Common departments and specialties that benefit

• Orthopedics and spine programs (alignment imaging, long-length views)
• Trauma and emergency imaging (fast positioning, flexible capture)
• General radiography rooms that need versatile detector sizing

Fuji X-Ray Tables: Fixed Height and Adjustable Height Options

Tables impact daily workflow more than most people expect. A stable, radiolucent tabletop and smooth positioning can reduce retakes and make exams easier for both staff and patients—especially in high-volume environments.

Featured Fuji X-ray tables

• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051360)
• Fuji Laminate Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051359)
• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051331)
• Fuji Laminate Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051332)

Fuji Persona C / Persona CS Compact C-Arms for Surgical Imaging

For surgery centers and hospital ORs, a compact C-arm supports real-time imaging during procedures—helping teams confirm placement, alignment, and outcomes without leaving the room.

Featured Fuji compact C-arm systems

• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 30cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona CS Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector

Ideal settings

• Ambulatory surgery centers (ASC)
• Hospital operating rooms
• Orthopedic, vascular, and minimally invasive procedure environments

Fuji Veterinary Imaging: Built for Animal Care Workflows

Veterinary radiography has its own realities—smaller rooms, fast turnaround expectations, and a wide range of patient sizes. We offer a Fuji system designed specifically for veterinary practices:

• Fuji VXR Veterinary X-Ray Room

How to Choose the Right Fuji Imaging Equipment

• Room-based DR vs. portable X-ray: If most patients come to you, a DR suite typically maximizes throughput. If you do a lot of bedside imaging, prioritize a portable X-ray system.
• Retrofit vs. replacement: If you have an existing analog room, a DR retrofit kit can modernize workflow without a full teardown.
• Detector size matters: Standard panels support general radiography. Long-length options support full-spine / alignment imaging without stitching workflows.
• Surgical needs: If you need live imaging during procedures, a compact C-arm becomes the centerpiece of the room.
• Veterinary workflows: Purpose-built veterinary solutions can simplify positioning and improve day-to-day usability.

Explore Fuji Imaging Equipment at Auxo Medical

We make it easy to compare options, request quotes, and select a Fuji / Fujifilm imaging setup that fits your space, volume, and clinical priorities. To browse our current Fuji lineup, visit our Fuji brand page here:

Fuji imaging equipment available at Auxo Medical

FAQ: Fuji / Fujifilm Digital X-Ray and Imaging Systems

Can I upgrade an existing analog X-ray room to digital radiography?

Yes. A DR retrofit solution can be an efficient path to digital workflow—especially if your existing room infrastructure is still in good shape.

What’s the benefit of long-length detectors for spine programs?

Long-length detector options support full-length imaging workflows used in spine and alignment programs, helping facilities capture the anatomy they need efficiently.

Do you offer Fuji equipment for both human and veterinary imaging?

Yes. We feature Fuji options designed for clinical radiology workflows as well as veterinary practices.

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A Sampling of our General Biomed Products

One standout offering is our HTP 1500 20” X 57” Reusable Large Water Mattress. This reusable water mattress delivers consistent heat therapy and pressure redistribution, making it ideal for hospitals, surgical centers, and long-term care facilities. Clinicians use it to help prevent hypothermia during procedures, support recovery in post-anesthesia units, and reduce the risk of pressure injuries in immobile patients. Its durable construction ensures repeated use without compromising performance, providing a cost-effective solution for facilities prioritizing both comfort and clinical efficacy.

Complementing this is the HTP 1500 20” X 44” Reusable Large Water Mattress, a slightly more compact option that maintains the same reliable heat delivery and pressure-relief benefits. Medical teams in outpatient clinics, rehabilitation centers, and home health settings appreciate its versatility for targeted patient warming applications. It integrates smoothly with existing protocols to enhance comfort during extended treatments or monitoring sessions.

Pairing perfectly with these mattresses is the HTP 1500 Heat Therapy Pump, New. This precise and reliable pump powers effective heat therapy across clinical environments. We see it widely adopted in operating rooms, recovery areas, and specialized wound care units where consistent temperature control is essential. By enabling adjustable heat settings, it supports protocols aimed at improving circulation, managing pain, and accelerating healing—benefits that extend to orthopedic practices, pain management clinics, and geriatric care programs.

For facilities that cannot afford downtime, the MD5040V UPS System provides robust backup power with a substantial battery bank. Hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, and critical care units rely on this system to keep essential equipment running during outages. Its pure sine wave output ensures compatibility with sensitive medical devices, safeguarding data integrity and patient safety in environments where uninterrupted power is non-negotiable.

Finally, the InBody 970S Body Composition Analyzer brings advanced precision to body composition assessment. This high-accuracy device measures visceral fat, skeletal muscle mass, and segmental details, serving professionals in fitness centers, weight management clinics, sports medicine practices, and research institutions. Healthcare providers and trainers use it to develop personalized nutrition and exercise plans, track progress in obesity treatment programs, and support athletic performance optimization.

By choosing Auxo Medical, you gain access to thoughtfully curated biomedical tools backed by our commitment to quality and customer support. These general biomed products help streamline workflows, improve patient experiences, and strengthen operational resilience across diverse industries. Contact us today to explore how our solutions can elevate your facility’s capabilities.

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We specialize in bridging the gap between manufacturer lead times and your urgent needs by stocking a comprehensive inventory of high-quality sterile processing equipment repair parts. From critical valve kits to control board assemblies, our catalog ensures you have the precise components required to keep your autoclaves and washer disinfectors running at peak performance. Below is a sampling of the essential repair parts we stock to keep your facility compliant and operational.

Critical Valves and Steam Components for Autoclaves

The heart of any sterilization cycle is the steam delivery system. Wear and tear on valves can lead to failed cycles, leaks, and costly service calls. At Auxo Medical, we stock specific valve repair kits designed for major Steris models, allowing your biomedical team to perform swift repairs in-house.

Steris Century and 400 Drain Valve Repair Kit, 3/8 Drain valves are subject to constant thermal expansion and contraction, leading to leaks over time. This kit includes all necessary components to restore your Steris Century or 400 Series sterilizer’s drain valve to its original seal, preventing water retention and ensuring steam integrity.

Valve Repair Kit S1 For facilities operating Steris Stage 3, Century, or 400 Series sterilizers (and the 444 Washer), the S1 Valve Repair Kit is a staple. This kit addresses common manifold issues that affect steam distribution and chamber pressure, allowing you to extend the life of your equipment significantly.

Use Case: High-volume Hospitals with aging Steris fleets utilize these kits to perform preventative maintenance, preventing unexpected downtime during critical surgical rushes.

Control Boards and Power Solutions for Autoclaves

Modern sterilizers rely heavily on microprocessors to manage cycle temperatures and pressures. When a control board fails or a battery backup dies, the entire unit can lock up. We ensure you have access to these high-value components to minimize your facility’s total cost of ownership.

Century Control Board The “brain” of the Steris V-116 Sterilizer, our Century Control Board is designed for reliable operation in demanding medical environments. Replacing a faulty board with this direct-fit solution can save you from having to replace an entire control console.

Smart Battery V116 & V120 A dead battery in your sterilizer doesn’t mean the unit is broken, but it can trigger false alarms and reset cycles to default settings. We stock the specific Smart Battery required for Century V116/V120 units to keep your control system memory intact during power fluctuations.

Use Case: Rural Clinics in remote areas prone to power surges rely on these replacement boards and batteries to maintain sterilization records and prevent equipment lockout issues.

Gaskets, Seals, and Safety Valves for Pressure Integrity

Maintaining the physical seal of your autoclave is just as vital as the mechanical parts inside. A compromised door gasket or a malfunctioning safety relief valve can lead to dangerous pressure leaks or failed sterilization cycles.

Door Gasket, for Steris Eagle 16×16 The door gasket is the primary defense against heat and moisture escape. We provide the specific gaskets required for Steris Eagle 16×16 sterilizers, designed to resist high temperatures and maintain a tight seal that cuts down on infiltration of drafts and moisture during operation.

SAFETY RELIEF VALVE, 1/2×3/4, 40PSI Safety is non-negotiable in sterile processing. This safety relief valve ensures that pressure within your sterilizer never exceeds safe operating limits, protecting both your expensive equipment and your staff from potential over-pressurization hazards.

Use Case: Veterinary Facilities and Dental Offices benefit from these specific seals to ensure their daily autoclave cycles meet the strict standards required for instrument processing without risking pressure system failure.

Why Choose Auxo Medical?

We understand that medical facilities cannot wait weeks for OEM parts. We are dedicated to providing rapid access to high-quality repair components across all major Steris and Getinge models. Our inventory is curated by experts who understand your unique needs as a biomedical professional or SPD manager.

View our full catalog of sterile processing equipment repair parts, request a quote or purchase directly from the product pages and keep your facility running with the best.

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On our Flexible and Rigid Scopes catalog page, you’ll find a focused mix of flexible endoscopes, rigid scopes, laparoscopes, endoscopy tower components, imaging accessories, and workflow add-ons that support efficient procedures from start to finish.

Flexible scopes vs rigid scopes: what’s the difference?

Both flexible and rigid scopes are designed to help clinicians see inside the body using minimally invasive approaches, but they solve different problems.

• Flexible scopes are built to navigate natural pathways and complex curves. They are common in gastroenterology, pulmonology, and urology—where steering, reach, and patient comfort matter.
• Rigid scopes provide a straight, stable line of sight and are often used in surgical environments where precision and consistency are priorities, including many laparoscopic and select urology and ENT applications.

In real-world departments, it’s rarely an “either-or.” Most facilities use a combination of flexible and rigid scopes along with the right camera systems, monitors, light sources, and accessories to build a dependable visualization chain.

Who benefits from our flexible and rigid scopes lineup?

Because endoscopy spans multiple specialties, our Flexible and Rigid Scopes category supports a wide range of clinical settings and industries, including:

• Hospitals and health systems supporting high procedure volume and multiple service lines
• Ambulatory surgery centers focused on fast turnover and consistent workflow
• GI endoscopy centers performing upper and lower GI exams and interventions
• Urology practices performing cystoscopy and ureteroscopy procedures
• Pulmonology and respiratory teams performing bronchoscopy procedures
• Operating rooms requiring laparoscopic visualization and image capture
• Clinical education and training programs that need dependable equipment for teaching environments

Product highlights from our Flexible and Rigid Scopes catalog

Below is a sampling of products you can request through Auxo Medical. Each product name links directly to the corresponding product page so you can quickly review details and request a quote.

GI endoscopy scopes for visualization, screening, and intervention

GI teams need consistent image quality, dependable handling, and equipment that supports efficient reprocessing workflows. We offer multiple Olympus options used in upper GI and lower GI environments.

• Olympus Evis Exera Video Gastroscope GIF-H180Use cases: upper GI evaluation and therapeutic procedures in hospitals, GI labs, and endoscopy centers.
• Olympus GIF-Q180 Video GastroscopeUse cases: upper GI procedures where a slim profile and strong visualization can support efficient exams and patient throughput.
• Olympus Video Colonoscope EVIS EXERA II (CF-Q180AL)Use cases: colonoscopy in GI labs, outpatient centers, and hospital endoscopy units—supporting diagnostic evaluation and intervention.
• Olympus Video Colonoscope EVIS EXERA II (CF-H180AL/I)Use cases: colonoscopy programs that prioritize clear visualization and dependable handling across routine and complex cases.
• Olympus EXERA III CF-H190L Video ColonoscopeUse cases: advanced colonoscopy workflows in hospitals and GI centers where high-quality imaging and confident insertion can improve efficiency.
• Olympus EXERA III Pediatric PCF-H190L Video ColonoscopeUse cases: pediatric GI environments that need a colonoscope designed for smaller anatomy while still supporting strong visualization.

Urology scopes for cystoscopy and ureteroscopy

Urology is a specialty where the right scope can directly influence procedure efficiency, visualization, and patient experience. Our catalog includes flexible cystoscopes and ureteroscopes that support common urology workflows.

• Olympus CYF-VH Video cystoscopeUse cases: flexible cystoscopy in urology clinics and hospitals, supporting bladder and urethral evaluation.
• Storz Flexible Cystoscope 11272CU1Use cases: flexible cystoscopy workflows in outpatient urology and hospital settings where dependable visualization supports efficient patient care.
• Flexible Video Ureteroscope (URF-V)Use cases: ureteroscopy procedures in hospitals and specialty centers, including stone management workflows and upper urinary tract evaluation.
• TELESCOPE Olympus 4MM, 12DEG A22001AUse cases: rigid cystoscopy applications where a stable rigid scope supports clear visualization during urology evaluation and procedures.

Pulmonology and respiratory scopes for bronchoscopy workflows

Bronchoscopy requires a scope that supports controlled navigation and clear visualization within the airway. Our Flexible and Rigid Scopes category includes Olympus bronchoscope options that fit common pulmonology workflows.

• Olympus BF-1T180 Flexible BronchoscopeUse cases: bronchoscopy in hospitals and pulmonology departments for airway evaluation and procedural support.
• Olympus OES-P20D Flexible BronchoscopeUse cases: bronchoscopy workflows that benefit from a flexible scope designed to support visualization and navigation in respiratory care environments.

Rigid scopes and laparoscopic visualization for the operating room

In many OR settings, rigid scopes and laparoscopes play a central role in minimally invasive surgery. Pairing the right laparoscope with the right camera system, light source, monitor, and accessories helps the whole team see clearly and work efficiently.

• Karl Storz z.7mm 0 degree Rigid ScopeUse cases: rigid scope applications in surgical environments where stable optics and consistent visualization are essential.
• Stryker 5mm 30 deg 502-539-030 laparoscopeUse cases: laparoscopic procedures across general surgery and multiple minimally invasive specialties in hospital ORs and surgery centers.
• Stryker 502-859-030 Laparoscope 10mm 30 Degree Ideal Eyes HDUse cases: laparoscopic visualization where high-definition imaging supports precise dissection and efficient team communication.
• Stryker 502-859-010 10mm 0 Degree Ideal Eyes HD LaparoscopeUse cases: laparoscopic cases that benefit from a straight viewing angle for consistent anatomy orientation in minimally invasive surgery.
• Stryker 233-032-108 Laparoscope Sterilization TrayUse cases: OR and sterile processing workflows that need secure handling and protection of scopes during transport and reprocessing.

Endoscopy tower essentials: cameras, light sources, image capture, monitors, and processors

Scopes are only part of the visualization story. For a complete endoscopy tower, you also need a camera system, a light source, a display, and often capture/documentation tools. We carry multiple options in this category that help teams build or refresh complete visualization stacks.

• Stryker 1588HD Video System Tower AssemblyUse cases: OR environments that need an integrated tower approach for high-definition visualization and procedure documentation.
• Stryker 1488HD Video System Tower AssemblyUse cases: facilities building a complete video tower/cart configuration for endoscopic and laparoscopic procedures.
• Stryker 1288 HD 3-Chip Camera SystemUse cases: minimally invasive surgery and endoscopy environments that require crisp imaging and dependable intraoperative visualization.
• Stryker 1288 Camera ConsoleUse cases: OR workflows where the camera console acts as the control hub for imaging and display output.
• Stryker SDC Image CaptureUse cases: surgeon documentation, teaching, and workflow support when you need reliable capture and streamlined in-room controls.
• Stryker L9000 LED Light SourceUse cases: endoscopy and laparoscopy where consistent, cool illumination supports visualization and helps the team stay focused on the field.
• Olympus OEV-261H High Definition 26″ monitorUse cases: endoscopy suites using Olympus systems that need a purpose-built display with flexible viewing modes.
• Olympus CV-190 and CLV-190 Video Processor and Light SourceUse cases: GI and bronchoscopy environments where the video processor and light source are central to image quality and consistent visualization.
• Olympus GI Scope Tower PackageUse cases: endoscopy centers and hospitals looking for a packaged approach to GI visualization and room readiness.
• Fibre Optic Cable Stryker/Storz/OlympusUse cases: maintaining dependable light transmission between scope and light source across compatible platforms in procedure rooms.

ENT and specialty procedure support

Some departments need specialized powered instrumentation alongside visualization tools. Our category includes select equipment that supports ENT surgery workflows.

• Medtronic IPC EC300 consoleUse cases: ENT surgical procedures where powered instrumentation supports tissue and bone work during endoscopic cases.

Workflow, lens care, and consistency during cases

Clear visualization depends on more than optics. It also depends on maintaining a clean field of view and supporting efficient in-room workflow.

• Medtronic Endo-Scrub™ IIUse cases: endoscopy and laparoscopic procedures where lens cleaning support can help reduce interruptions and keep the team moving.

How to choose the right scope and tower components

When teams call us for flexible endoscopes, rigid scopes, or endoscopy tower components, the best outcomes usually come from matching equipment to the workflow—not just the preference of a single room.

• Start with the specialty such as GI, urology, pulmonology, ENT, or general surgery, then work outward to accessories and documentation needs.
• Confirm system compatibility across processor, light source, camera head, coupler, and monitor. Small mismatches can create big delays.
• Plan for uptime by thinking in terms of rooms, turnover, backups, and reprocessing flow, especially in high-volume facilities.
• Don’t forget the accessories like sterilization trays and fiber optic cables, which can be the difference between “ready to run” and “down until parts arrive.”

Why teams source flexible and rigid scopes from Auxo Medical

We make it simple to browse, compare, and request quotes on flexible and rigid scopes and the supporting equipment that brings them to life in the procedure room. Whether you’re expanding a service line, replacing aging equipment, or building a standardized tower configuration, we’ll help you move from “we need it” to “we have it” with fewer steps and fewer surprises.

If you’re ready to evaluate options, start with our Flexible and Rigid Scopes catalog and request a quote directly from any product page.

FAQ: flexible and rigid scopes

What specialties use flexible scopes most often?
Flexible scopes are common in GI, pulmonology, and urology because they navigate curved anatomy and support minimally invasive access through natural pathways.

What specialties use rigid scopes most often?
Rigid scopes are commonly used in many minimally invasive surgical settings, including laparoscopic procedures, where stable optics support consistent visualization in the OR.

Do I need a full tower to use a scope?
In many cases, yes. Scopes often depend on supporting components such as a camera system, light source, video processor, monitor, and image capture—so it helps to plan the full visualization chain together.

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At Auxo Medical, we offer a curated lineup of Fuji imaging equipment that helps orthopedic and spine-focused facilities build a practical imaging ecosystem—from in-clinic radiography to long-length imaging and intraoperative visualization.

What Orthopedic & Spine Clinics Need from X-Ray Imaging

In ortho and spine, imaging equipment has to do a few things exceptionally well:

• Support repeatable positioning across many follow-up visits
• Handle high patient throughput without slowing down clinic flow
• Enable long-length imaging when alignment and full-spine views are part of the service line
• Bridge clinic and procedural settings when imaging is needed before, during, and after interventions

In-Clinic Radiography: Choose a DR Suite or a Space-Saving U-Arm

If your clinic performs a steady volume of general radiography (extremities, routine follow-ups, pre-procedure checks), a dedicated DR room approach can pay off in speed and consistency. We offer Fuji DR suite options as well as a compact U-arm system.

Fuji DR suites we offer

• Fuji FDR Essentia FS Digital Radiography Suite

  Great for: practices that want a streamlined, space-efficient DR room workflow.

• Fuji FDR Clinica X Radiology Suites

  Great for: facilities that want a scalable DR suite approach for different room sizes and growth plans.

Fuji U-arm option we offer (strong fit for ortho and spine clinics)

• Fuji Digital Radiography U-arm System w/ 17×17 Detector and FDX Console Workstation

  Great for: clinics that want versatile positioning in a compact footprint without building a traditional table-and-overhead room.

Patient Positioning & Throughput: Fuji X-Ray Tables That Support Daily Clinic Reality

Ortho and spine imaging is heavily influenced by positioning speed and patient comfort. That’s why table selection matters—especially when your schedule is full and exams are back-to-back.

Adjustable-height Fuji X-ray tables (helpful for ergonomic workflow and patient access)

• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051360)
• Fuji Laminate Top Adjustable Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051359)

Fixed-height Fuji X-ray tables (a simple, durable approach for dedicated rooms)

• Fuji Carbon Fiber Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051331)
• Fuji Laminate Top Fixed Height X-ray Table (P/N: 800051332)

Long-Length Imaging for Alignment & Full-Spine Workflows

If your practice is building a spine program or routinely needs alignment-focused imaging, long-length capability can be a defining feature. We offer dedicated Fuji full-spine detector solutions that support long-view imaging workflows.

• Fuji FDR D-EVO III G80i 17×32 in Full Spine Detector Panel Only

  Use case: clinics and hospitals that want a long-length detector format for spine, trauma, and alignment-driven imaging needs.

• Fuji FDR D-EVO GL 17×49 in Full Spine Length Detector With Rolling Stand

  Use case: programs that want expanded long-length coverage with a rolling stand workflow.

Everyday DR Flexibility: Panel-Only Detector Options for General Imaging

Many ortho and spine practices also need general-purpose detector formats for routine exams, follow-ups, and repeatable clinic protocols.

• FDR D-EVO III G43 17 x 17” Detector Panel Only
• FDR D-EVO III G35 14 x 17” Detector Panel Only

Intraoperative Imaging: Fuji Persona Compact C-Arms for Ortho and Spine Procedures

When imaging is required during procedures, surgical teams typically prioritize confident visualization and a workflow that doesn’t fight the room. We offer Fuji Persona compact C-arm options to support a range of procedural needs.

• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 30cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona C Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector
• Fuji Persona CS Compact C-arm with 21cm Cesium Flat Panel Digital Detector

Typical specialties and settings

• Orthopedic surgery: imaging support for hardware placement, alignment confirmation, and procedural guidance
• Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs): efficient procedural imaging workflows with compact equipment fit
• Pain management: imaging guidance for minimally invasive interventions

Portable Imaging Support (When Your Workflow Extends Beyond One Room)

For hospital-affiliated orthopedic programs, inpatient rounding, or situations where imaging needs to move, portable radiography can support continuity of care.

• Fuji FDR Go PLUS with FDR D-EVO III
• Fuji FDR AQRO Portable X-ray with FDR ES 24/14C

Why Ortho and Spine Teams Work with Auxo Medical

At Auxo Medical, we help you build a Fuji imaging setup that fits how your clinic (or ASC) actually runs:

• Clinic imaging plan: DR suite vs. U-arm based on footprint and exam mix
• Positioning workflow: table selection based on patient population and throughput goals
• Service line growth: full-spine detector planning for alignment-driven programs
• Procedure support: C-arm selection that matches procedural needs and room realities

Get a Fuji Ortho/Spine Imaging Quote from Auxo Medical

If you’re building a new orthopedic imaging room, upgrading a spine program, adding long-length imaging capability, or outfitting an ASC with a compact C-arm workflow, we’re ready to help. We’ll align the Fuji equipment configuration to your space, your patient volume, and your clinical goals—so your imaging supports the practice instead of slowing it down.

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In this article, we explore why stainless steel remains the gold standard for medical environments and highlight the essential pieces of furniture available in our catalog that are helping hospitals and clinics operate more efficiently.

Why Choose Stainless Steel Medical Furniture?

For decades, the healthcare industry has relied on stainless steel for critical equipment. The reasons are clear:

1. Infection Control: Non-porous surfaces prevent the absorption of bacteria and fluids, making them easy to sanitize between procedures.
2. Durability: Stainless steel endures the heavy wear and tear of a busy Operating Room (OR) or Clinical setting without rusting or corroding.
3. Hygiene: It does not harbor pathogens, making it an essential component in sterile processing environments.

Essential Surgical Tables for Modern ORs

A fully functional surgical suite requires tables that offer versatility and stability. We provide a range of instruments designed to assist surgeons with precision.

Stainless Steel Instrument Table with Shelf

One of the workhorses of any operating room is the Stainless Steel Instrument Table with Shelf. Designed to enhance efficiency, this table features a spacious 32-inch width and ample storage drawers under the top for organizing critical surgical tools. Its heavy-duty casters ensure it stays in place during sensitive procedures while allowing for quick reconfiguration when needed.

Stainless Steel Foot Control Mayo Stand

For situations where maximum flexibility is required, the Stainless Steel Foot Control Mayo Stand is an indispensable tool. It provides a versatile, cleanable tray support that extends over the bed or table for convenient access to instruments near the surgical site. Constructed from solid stainless steel, it eliminates hard-to-clean crevices common in plastic models.

MAC Medical Over Operating Tables

Surgeons also rely on adjustable heights to maintain ergonomic comfort during long procedures. Our MAC Medical Over Operating Table is specifically designed for this purpose, featuring a manually adjustable height to accommodate different procedural needs in the OR environment.

Optimizing Sterile Processing: Prep and Pack Stations

Infection control doesn’t stop at the operating table; it begins in the sterilization department. Efficient workflow here is just as vital as equipment durability.

Prep and Pack Workstations

For Central Sterile departments, a robust Prep and Pack Workstation is crucial. Designed with ergonomics in mind, these workstations feature modular designs that allow for flexible configurations to suit all body types and workflow requirements. The stainless steel construction ensures that these tables resist chemicals used in the sterilization process while maintaining a professional appearance.

Smart Storage Solutions for Infection Control

Proper waste management and supply storage are critical for preventing cross-contamination in medical facilities.

Soiled Linen Hamper with Foot Pedal

Manual handling of soiled linens is a major vector for infection. The Soiled Linen Hamper with Foot Pedal is an affordable, durable chrome waste solution designed for hands-free operation. The foot pedal allows medical staff to dispose of soiled linens hygienically without touching the unit, significantly reducing the risk of cross-contamination in high-traffic hospital areas.

MAC Medical Pass-Through Windows

For facilities looking to streamline logistics between the sterile processing department and the OR suite, our MAC Medical Pass Through Window provides a secure barrier. Constructed with 3/16″ tempered glass, these windows facilitate safe transport of supplies without compromising the environmental integrity of the sterile room.

Auxo Medical: Your Partner in Healthcare

At Auxo Medical, we are committed to providing healthcare professionals with furniture that supports both patient safety and staff efficiency. Our stainless steel or suite furniture options are selected not just for their appearance, but for their ability to stand up to the demanding reality of clinical life.

From mobile instrument tables to complex surgical overbeds, we have the solutions you need to elevate your facility’s standard of care. Visit our product catalog today to browse the full range of equipment available.

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