In any healthcare or laboratory setting, maintaining a sterile environment is not optional — it is essential. From hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers to dental clinics, research laboratories, and veterinary practices, the effective elimination of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores from medical instruments and equipment is the foundation of patient safety and regulatory compliance. At Auxo Medical, we understand the critical role that reliable sterilization plays in protecting both patients and staff, and we have built our catalog around delivering exactly that — dependable, high-quality sterilization equipment at every budget level.

Our extensive inventory of medical sterilizers includes both brand new and certified refurbished units sourced from the most trusted names in sterile processing. Whether you are outfitting a new facility, replacing aging equipment, or looking for a cost-effective alternative to buying new, we have a solution designed for your specific needs.

Trusted Brands, Proven Performance

We proudly carry industry-standard medical sterilizers from some of the world’s most respected manufacturers, including Steris, Tuttnauer, and more. Our selection of refurbished and new sterilizers provides the latest standard for steam and dry heat sterilization. Our medical sterilizers offer numerous features and functionality, including hands-free controls, easy-to-read displays, and thermal printing capabilities — all designed so that your medical facility operates at peak performance.

Our Medical Sterilizer Product Lineup

Steris 250LS 20″ Lab Sterilizer

The Steris 250LS 20″ Lab Sterilizer is a state-of-the-art steam sterilizer that has been meticulously refurbished to ensure optimal performance. Designed with a spacious interior chamber measuring 20x20x38 inches, it accommodates a wide range of sterilization needs and is an excellent fit for hospital central sterile departments, research labs, and university life sciences programs. Its compact yet capable design makes it especially popular in facilities where floor space is at a premium but sterilization volume demands remain high.

Steris AMSCO 400 Series Medium Steam Sterilizer

The Steris AMSCO 400 Series Medium Steam Sterilizer — available in 48-inch and 60-inch recessed configurations — is engineered for efficient, high-volume sterilization. With a chamber measuring 26 x 37.5 x 48 inches, the chamber’s dimensions optimize loading capacity, allowing for effective processing of larger surgical and instrument loads. We also offer compatible cabinet packages and cart/carriage systems for the 400 Series.

Best For: Hospital central service departments, ambulatory surgery centers, and large outpatient clinics requiring bulk instrument processing.

Steris HC-900 Evolution Sterilizer

The Steris HC-900 Evolution Sterilizer is configured for prevacuum sterilization of heat- and moisture-stable materials used in healthcare facilities. These units can be equipped with prevacuum, Steam Flush Pressure Pulse (SFPP), gravity, liquid, and daily air removal test cycles, making them incredibly versatile across a broad range of clinical use cases. The hinged door design for the 26 x 37.5-inch sterilizer chamber can be configured to open from either the left or right side, providing flexibility in facility layout.

Best For: Operating rooms, central sterile supply departments, and hospitals requiring flexible cycle programming and consistent documentation.

Steris AMSCO SV-136 Scientific Medium Steam Sterilizer

The Steris AMSCO SV-136 Scientific Medium Steam Sterilizer is designed for high-quality, repeatable performance and is ideal for sterilizing liquids, media, glassware, instruments, clothing, and laboratory waste in demanding scientific environments. Equipped with a user-friendly fluorescent display, ink-on-paper impact printer, and help screens for troubleshooting, it ensures ease of operation and thorough documentation. The SV-136 supports multiple cycles, including pre-vacuum, gravity, flash, express, leak test, and daily air removal, making it versatile for various sterilization needs.

Best For: Pharmaceutical labs, biotechnology research facilities, university science departments, and life sciences organizations.

Steris AMSCO SG-136 Scientific Medium Steam Sterilizer

The Steris AMSCO SG-136 Scientific Medium Steam Sterilizer features a pre-vacuum cycle along with gravity, flash, express, leak test, and daily air removal cycles, ensuring versatile and thorough sterilization. Its non-lubricated, steam-activated door seal and emergency manual exhaust valve enhance safety and performance. The SG-136 also supports PC connectivity with various communication interfaces, making it an excellent fit for facilities that require digital integration and data logging.

Best For: Scientific research laboratories, clinical testing environments, and facilities that require seamless data documentation and instrument traceability.

Steris AMSCO Century SV-160 & SG-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizers

For facilities requiring large-capacity sterilization, the Steris AMSCO Century line delivers. The Steris AMSCO Century SV-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer is a high-capacity, pre-vacuum sterilizer engineered for rapid, dependable sterilization of heat- and moisture-stable materials. Complementing it, the Steris AMSCO Century SG-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer features a spacious 26″ x 37.5″ x 60″ chamber (960 liters), providing ample room to sterilize large loads in a single cycle.

Best For: Large hospital systems, contract research organizations (CROs), and industrial life sciences facilities with high-throughput sterilization demands.

Tuttnauer Model 69B-SCP Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer

The Tuttnauer Model 69B-SCP Pre-Vac Steam Sterilizer boasts an impressive array of features designed to meet the rigorous sterilization needs of modern laboratories and medical facilities. With spacious internal chamber dimensions of 24″W x 36″H x 48″D, this free-standing unit is engineered to handle substantial instrument and device loads efficiently.

Best For: Hospital sterile processing departments, surgical centers, and large medical facilities requiring heavy-duty pre-vacuum steam sterilization.

Tuttnauer Plasmax 160 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

For instruments and devices that are heat- or moisture-sensitive, the Tuttnauer Plasmax 160 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer offers an advanced low-temperature solution. The PlazMax inactivates microorganisms with Hydrogen Peroxide (H₂O₂) vapor and plasma, sterilizing medical devices by diffusing H₂O₂ into the chamber and converting the molecules into a plasma state. This process leverages the bacteria-killing power of free radicals, making it safe for delicate scopes, electronics, and temperature-sensitive instruments.

Best For: Endoscopy suites, ophthalmology centers, minimally invasive surgery departments, and any facility processing heat-sensitive devices.

New, Reconditioned, and Refurbished — Options for Every Budget

One of the key advantages of sourcing your sterilization equipment from us at Auxo Medical is the flexibility we offer across product condition levels. Our catalog consists of brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished equipment, giving facilities at every budget tier access to reliable, high-performing sterilizers.

Our refurbished sterilizers provide a cost-effective way to maintain the highest standards of sterilization without exceeding your budget. Every reconditioned and refurbished sterilizer in our inventory undergoes a rigorous multi-step process to ensure it meets original manufacturer specifications, including:

• Thorough Inspection: Each sterilizer is carefully inspected to identify any potential issues.
• Cleaning and Disinfection: Units are meticulously cleaned and disinfected to ensure patient safety.
• Repair and Replacement: Any damaged or worn components are repaired or replaced with high-quality parts.

Who We Serve

Our sterilization equipment supports a wide range of industries and healthcare environments, including:

• Hospitals & Health Systems — Central sterile supply and OR instrument reprocessing
• Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) — Efficient, high-throughput sterilization for outpatient surgical instruments
• Dental Clinics — Compact autoclave and sterilizer solutions for handpieces and instruments
• Research Laboratories & Universities — Scientific-grade sterilizers for media, glassware, and lab waste
• Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology Companies — Validated sterilization for GMP-compliant environments
• Veterinary Clinics — Reliable sterilization for surgical instruments and equipment
• Tattoo & Body Piercing Studios — Small-format autoclaves for instrument safety compliance

Beyond the Equipment: Service, Maintenance & Repairs

Our commitment to our customers extends well beyond the point of sale. We provide comprehensive maintenance and repair services to keep your sterilizers operating at peak performance. Our team includes AAMI Certified Biomedical Equipment Technicians (CBETs) who adhere to the highest standards, including NFPA 99 and AAMI recommendations. We are proficient in maintaining and repairing equipment from top brands such as Steris, Amsco, Skytron, Midmark, and Tuttnauer.

As a third-party maintenance and repair provider, we offer solutions that are up to 40% off manufacturers’ prices. Whether you need immediate repairs or a fixed preventative maintenance agreement, our customized PM plans are designed to control operational expenses and ensure the longevity of your equipment. We also offer loaner equipment to minimize downtime and keep your facility operational.

Request a Quote Today

Finding the right sterilizer for your facility shouldn’t be complicated. At Auxo Medical, we make it easy to browse our full inventory of medical sterilizers, compare options, and request a customized quote. Whether you are searching for a large-capacity hospital sterilizer, a compact lab autoclave, or a low-temperature hydrogen peroxide system, we have the expertise and inventory to match your needs.

Browse our complete sterilizer inventory and request your quote today.

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Both new and used equipment may qualify, as may certain off-the-shelf software. To be considered for a 2026 deduction, equipment must be purchased or financed and placed in service by December 31, 2026. Delivery alone may not be enough, so it pays to plan ahead.

Auxo Medical offers equipment across a range of clinical needs. Explore the products featured in our 2026 Section 179 guide below.

Featured Medical Equipment

C-Arms

Surgical Tables

Surgical Lights

Stretchers

Anesthesia Machines

Nerve Block Ultrasound Systems

Surgical Microscopes

Refrigerators and Freezers

Make the Most of Your 2026 Equipment Budget

If you’re considering an equipment upgrade, now is a good time to discuss availability, delivery, financing, and installation timelines with Auxo Medical. Customers with an active service agreement may also receive 5% off an equipment purchase, in addition to any potential tax benefits.

For more information about Section 179, consult your tax advisor and explore the tax resources offered by Auxo Medical’s financing partner, Ascentium Capital. To discuss your equipment needs, connect with Auxo Medical or call 888-728-8448.

Tax information is provided for general informational purposes only and is not tax advice. Section 179 eligibility and deduction amounts depend on your circumstances; consult a qualified tax professional.

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At Auxo Medical, we have helped countless hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs), and clinics outfit their ORs with the perfect tables. Here is our expert guide on how to choose the right surgical table for your facility’s specific needs.

Understand Your Surgical Specialties

The very first step is evaluating the types of procedures performed in your facility. A general surgery table is vastly different from a table designed for orthopedic trauma or ophthalmology.

• General Surgery: Requires versatile tables with excellent radiolucency for C-arm imaging and multi-axis articulation for Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions.
• Orthopedics: Demands heavy-duty tables capable of supporting fracture tables and traction attachments. Orthopedic tables must also offer unobstructed imaging access for fluoroscopy.
• Cardiovascular/Bariatric: Requires tables with exceptionally high weight capacities and wider mattresses to accommodate larger patients safely without compromising maneuverability.

Key Features to Evaluate

Weight Capacity and Stability

Patient safety is paramount. Always check the maximum weight capacity of the table, keeping in mind that the weight of the patient plus the weight of surgical accessories (like arm boards and leg holders) can add up quickly. At Auxo Medical, we ensure the tables we recommend provide a stable, secure foundation for every patient.

Maneuverability and Positioning

Modern surgical tables offer electro-hydraulic or electric systems for smooth, precise positioning. Look for intuitive hand pendants that allow the surgical team to make micro-adjustments without breaking sterile technique.

Imaging Compatibility

If your procedures require intraoperative imaging, the table’s top must be fully radiolucent. Verify that the table integrates seamlessly with your facility’s C-arms and other imaging modalities.

Modularity and Accessories

A great surgical table is a versatile one. Can the table be broken down into separate sections? Does it accept standard accessories? Having a modular table means you can adapt the same base unit for entirely different procedures simply by swapping out headrests, leg sections, or extension pads.

New vs. Refurbished Surgical Tables

Upgrading an OR is a major capital expense. If your budget is constrained, purchasing a certified refurbished surgical table is an excellent option. We meticulously refurbish surgical tables to OEM standards, replacing hydraulic components, hand controls, and padding. When you buy a refurbished table from Auxo Medical, you get the same operational reliability and warranty protection as a new table, but at a significantly lower price point.

Partner with Auxo Medical for Your OR Needs

Choosing a surgical table shouldn’t be a guessing game. You need a partner who understands the technical specifications, the clinical requirements, and the financial realities of modern healthcare. At Auxo Medical, we don’t just sell you a table; we consult with you, assess your OR’s unique demands, and provide a solution that ensures surgical excellence for years to come.

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Below is a practical buying guide plus a curated sampling of surgical lighting products from our Surgical Lights category (with direct links to each product page).

What Makes a Great Surgical Light? (A Quick, Real-World Checklist)

• High illuminance with usable depth: You want a bright, consistent light field that still performs when the surgical site is deep or partially obstructed.
• Shadow control: Good optics help reduce “hand and head shadows,” keeping visualization stable during retraction and instrument changes.
• Color accuracy: High color rendering helps clinicians differentiate tissue tones more confidently.
• Low heat & comfort: Modern LED surgical lights typically reduce heat compared to older technologies, improving staff comfort during long cases.
• Mounting & room fit: Ceiling height, boom placement, and intended workflow (OR vs. procedure room vs. exam room) should drive your configuration.
• Controls & integration: Touchscreen controls, wall panels, and camera/monitor-ready architectures can streamline the room and reduce clutter.
• Infection control details: Sterile handles and disposable sterile handle covers help support clean workflows.

Featured Surgical Lighting Solutions from Auxo Medical (Product Sampling)

LED OR Surgical Lights (Single, Dual, and Multi-Head Configurations)

These systems are built for the operating room and higher-acuity procedure environments where illumination, shadow reduction, and stable positioning matter most.

• Steris Harmony LA 585 LED Single Head OR Light
  A strong fit for facilities looking to upgrade an OR with a high-performance single-head LED light solution.

  Common use cases: hospital ORs, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), orthopedics, general surgery, and specialty suites.

• Steris Harmony LA 585 LED Dual Head OR Lights
  Ideal when you need broader coverage and improved shadow management across the field with a dual-head configuration.

  Common use cases: multi-specialty ORs, high-volume surgical centers, and teaching environments.

• Steris Dual Center Mount vLED Surgical Light
  A versatile dual-head LED option for operating rooms and procedure spaces that want consistent illumination and a configurable surgical lighting platform.

  Common use cases: ORs, ED procedure rooms, ICU procedures, and treatment rooms.

• Steris Harmony Air M Series Dual Head LED Surgical Light
  Built for surgical illumination and suspension efficiency—an excellent solution for facilities modernizing OR lighting.

  Common use cases: hospital ORs, ASCs, and specialty surgical suites.

• Steris Harmony Air G Series Dual Head LED Surgical Light
  A dual-head LED surgical lighting system designed to support strong OR visualization across a wide range of procedures.

  Common use cases: high-utilization ORs and procedure-heavy departments.

• Steris VLED Single Head Ceiling Mounted Surgical Light
  A ceiling-mounted single-head surgical light option for OR and surgical/procedure environments.

  Common use cases: outpatient surgery, hospital ORs, and procedure suites.

• Steris Harmony LC 500 OR Lights
  A cost-conscious OR lighting option often selected when facilities need dependable surgical illumination while managing budget and availability.

  Common use cases: OR retrofits, backup rooms, and facilities standardizing across multiple suites.

• Skytron Aurora LED Single Surgical Light System
  A popular LED surgical light platform designed for strong performance and surgeon control of key lighting functions.

  Common use cases: general surgery, orthopedics, and specialty procedure rooms that want a robust LED upgrade.

• Skytron Aurora LED 2 Head Surgical Light System
  A dual-head configuration for broader coverage across the field—especially helpful in rooms that run a variety of case types.

  Common use cases: multi-specialty ORs and high-volume surgical centers.

• Amico Nuvo Vu Dual Head LED Surgical Light
  A dual-head LED surgical light designed for consistent output and clinician control—well-suited for facilities that want flexible light pattern control.

  Common use cases: ORs, ASCs, minimally invasive procedures, and specialty rooms.

• NUVO Vu LED Surgical Light
  A dedicated OR lighting option for facilities building or refreshing surgical suites with modern LED illumination.

  Common use cases: hospitals, ASCs, and specialty surgery centers.

Low-Ceiling, Monitor-Ready, and Multi-Head OR Light Builds (iCE Series Options)

If your room has ceiling-height constraints or you’re planning a more integrated OR build (lighting + monitor arms), these configurations can be a strong match.

• Amico iCE LED Surgical Light – Dual Ceiling, 30M/30M Low Ceiling Height Model
  Designed for low-ceiling environments where you still need a dual-head surgical lighting solution.

  Common use cases: retrofits, smaller ORs, older buildings, and tight ceiling spaces.

• Amico iCE LED Surgical Light – Dual Ceiling, 30M/30M
  A dual-ceiling configuration for facilities wanting a modern LED OR lighting platform.

  Common use cases: new OR builds, renovation projects, and ASC expansions.

• Amico iCE LED Surgical Light – Dual Ceiling, 30M/Single Monitor Holder
  A configuration designed for ORs that want lighting plus a monitor-holder element in the same build strategy.

  Common use cases: integrated OR suites, minimally invasive surgery rooms, and specialty suites.

• Amico iCE LED Surgical Light -Triple Ceiling, 30M/30M/30M
  A triple-head option for rooms that require broader illumination coverage and flexibility across complex setups.

  Common use cases: high-acuity ORs, teaching rooms, and multi-specialty suites.

Procedure & Exam Lights (Ceiling, Wall, and Floor Stand)

Procedure rooms and exam spaces need bright, accurate lighting with fast positioning—without the scale (or cost) of a full OR lighting build. These options are commonly used in ED, urgent care, L&D/LDR, minor surgery, and specialty clinics.

• Amico Clarity 50 Exam Light, Roll Stand
  A mobile exam light solution that’s easy to move room-to-room for flexible coverage.

  Common use cases: hospitals, overflow rooms, urgent care, and outpatient clinics.

• Steris LED385 Exam Light on Floor Stand
  A floor-stand exam light option for facilities that want reliable, high-visibility illumination without a ceiling install.

  Common use cases: exam rooms, procedure spaces, outpatient surgery support areas.

• Amico Vega 80, Ceiling Mount Exam Procedure Light
  A compact ceiling-mounted procedure/exam light designed for strong performance with a smaller footprint.

  Common use cases: ED, ICU, LDR, minor procedure rooms, and specialty clinics.

• Amico Vega 80, Floor Stand Exam Procedure Light
  A floor-stand version when ceiling mounting isn’t ideal or you want maximum placement flexibility.

  Common use cases: outpatient clinics, urgent care, and procedure rooms that shift layouts often.

• Amico Mira LED 65, Ceiling Mount, Single, Standard Arm
  A ceiling-mounted light that fits well in cross-functional clinical areas where a “do-it-all” lighting platform is preferred.

  Common use cases: ED, trauma, ICU, LDR, and minor surgery environments.

• Amico Mira LED 65, Ceiling Mount, Double, Standard Arm
  A dual-head ceiling configuration for wider coverage across the bed or procedure field.

  Common use cases: trauma rooms, ED bays, and procedure-heavy units.

• Skytron ST9 Single Ceiling Mount
  A ceiling-mounted exam/procedure light option for facilities that want durable performance and consistent positioning.

  Common use cases: exam rooms, treatment areas, procedure rooms.

• Skytron ST9 Single Floor Mount
  A mobile/floor-mounted configuration for flexible placement and easy room changes.

  Common use cases: outpatient clinics, overflow rooms, and multipurpose procedure areas.

• Midmark Ritter 255 Floor Stand Light
  A floor stand light option designed for smooth positioning and strong visibility in exam and procedure settings.

  Common use cases: clinics, outpatient procedure rooms, and specialty practices.

• Midmark Ritter 355 Floor Stand Light
  A procedure light built around stability and positioning control—helpful when clinicians need repeatable light placement.

  Common use cases: minor procedures, dermatology, plastics, wound care, and outpatient surgery workflows.

• Nuvo VisTOR EX LED Examination Light Wall Mount
  A wall-mounted exam light option for rooms that want a clean footprint and predictable placement.

  Common use cases: exam rooms, ENT, dermatology, and outpatient clinics.

• Nuvo VisTOR EX Portable LED Examination Light Floor Mount
  A portable configuration for teams who need to move lighting between rooms or reconfigure spaces frequently.

  Common use cases: urgent care, clinics, specialty practices, and procedure rooms.

• NUVO VistOR PRO LED Single Head Ceiling Procedure Light
  A ceiling-mounted procedure light designed for strong clinical performance at a practical price point.

  Common use cases: minor surgery rooms, outpatient procedure centers, and specialty clinics.

• NUVO VisitOR Pro
  A procedural lighting option commonly selected for rooms that want robust illumination with a streamlined setup.

  Common use cases: outpatient procedure rooms, treatment areas, and specialty clinics.

• Amico Nova Motorized Exam Pair 4000K, Single Keypad
  A recessed, motorized exam lighting solution designed to reduce clutter and support targeted bed illumination.

  Common use cases: ED bays, ICU rooms, patient rooms, and low-ceiling environments where recessed lighting helps reduce hazards.

Recessed Clinical Downlighting for OR and Care Environments

Not every lighting need is a surgical head—ambient and downlighting can also matter for comfort, visibility, and workflow.

• Amico Leo Series MG 6in Clinical Recessed Downlight
  A hospital-grade recessed downlight designed for clinical environments (including operating room applications).

  Common use cases: OR support spaces, clinical corridors, procedure rooms, and environments needing glare-controlled recessed lighting.

Mounting, Track, and Control Options (Better Room Flow, Less Fuss)

Controls and mounting accessories are often the difference between “a bright room” and “a room that runs smoothly.” If your facility is standardizing rooms or upgrading multiple suites, these components can simplify daily use.

• Amico Single Wall Control Panel
  A wall control option for adjusting light functions from a consistent location.

  Common use cases: standardized OR builds, procedure rooms, and environments where consistent controls reduce training friction.

• Nuvo Vu OR Lighting Touch Screen Tablet Control (Optional)
  A touchscreen control option designed to enhance efficiency for managing compatible OR lighting setups.

  Common use cases: modern OR upgrades, integrated suites, and rooms where reducing “reach and adjust” interruptions matters.

• Nuvo/Medical Illumination Shuttle Track Dual Trolley
  A track/trolley option that supports mounting two compatible ceiling lights to a track for added placement flexibility.

  Common use cases: procedure rooms with variable bed positions, multi-use rooms, and spaces where fixed ceiling placement is limiting.

• Nuvo/Medical Illumination Shuttle Track Single Trolley
  A single-trolley track option for facilities that want track-based flexibility with one compatible ceiling light.

  Common use cases: exam/procedure rooms, clinics with changing layouts, and departments adding lighting without a full ceiling rebuild.

Surgical Headlights and Light Sources (When Overhead Light Isn’t Enough)

Headlights and external light sources help clinicians maintain focused illumination—especially in deep cavities, narrow fields, or when staff movement makes overhead shadowing more likely.

• Luxtec 90600 Integra DUO LED Headlamp package
  An LED headlamp package built for bright, consistent surgical visualization with a comfort-focused headband design.

  Common use cases: ENT, plastics, orthopedics, general surgery, and specialty procedures requiring directed light.

• Luxtec Integra LED Headlamp Package
  A streamlined headlamp kit for clinicians who need portable, focused illumination that travels with them.

  Common use cases: surgery centers, clinics performing procedures, and departments needing flexible task lighting.

• Spectra G8 Hospital Kit; G8 Headlight, 6 Batt, 4-Bay Charger, Wall Plug/USB 45W, Padding Conv Kit, Carry Case
  A hospital kit designed for operational readiness with multiple batteries and charging support.

  Common use cases: OR teams, specialty services, and facilities standardizing headlight programs across multiple clinicians.

• Integra Luxtec MLX 300W Light Source
  A xenon light source designed to deliver high-intensity white light through a fiber optic cable for surgical field illumination.

  Common use cases: specialty surgical workflows using fiber optic illumination setups.

Sterile Handle Covers & Lighting Accessories (Small Items, Big Impact)

Accessories like handle covers are an easy win for day-to-day infection control workflows—especially when non-sterilizable handles are in use.

• Nuvo/DRE/Medical Illumination Surgical and Exam Light Disposable Sterile Handle Covers Case of 25
  Disposable sterile handle covers designed for surgical and exam lighting handles to support hygiene and cross-contamination prevention.

  Common use cases: ORs, procedure rooms, exam rooms, and any facility standardizing disposable handle cover workflows.

• Amico ICE Series Surgical Light Disposable Handle Cover for Non-Sterilizable Handle (1 box – 2pcs/pkg, 80pkg/box)
  Disposable handle cover option designed to add a hygienic barrier for non-sterilizable handles.

  Common use cases: ORs and procedure rooms using ICE Series lighting setups.

• Amico Mira Disposable Handle Covers Box of 50
  Single-use handle covers designed to support cleaner handling during exams and procedures.

  Common use cases: exam rooms, treatment spaces, and procedure environments using Mira lighting setups.

New vs. Refurbished Surgical Lights: How Facilities Decide

Most facilities choose between new and refurbished OR lighting based on a few practical realities:

• Project type: New construction often favors new lighting builds; renovations may favor a blend of refurbished systems and new components.
• Timeline: If you’re under pressure to open rooms fast, in-stock refurbished options can be a smart path.
• Standardization: Facilities often match what clinicians already prefer to reduce training time and variability.
• Total cost: Refurbished surgical lights can stretch budgets across more rooms—especially when upgrading multiple suites at once.

Why Facilities Source Surgical Lighting from Auxo Medical

We don’t just sell lights—we help facilities build lighting plans that fit real workflows. Whether you’re outfitting an ASC, upgrading an OR suite, or improving exam-room performance, we can help you select mounting styles, light-head configurations, and control options that match your space, ceiling constraints, and case mix.

Ready to price options? Click any product above or below to request a quote directly from the product page. We’ll help you align the right surgical lighting system to your rooms and your team’s needs.

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Below is a practical buying guide plus a curated sample of stretchers and related products from our Stretchers category—each product name links directly to the correct product page.

What to Look for in a Medical Stretcher (Quick Buying Checklist)

• Department fit: ED, OR, PACU, imaging, ophthalmology, OB/GYN, and EMS all have different needs.
• Mobility & steering: Smooth casters and stable steering make long transports easier and safer—especially in tight hallways and elevators.
• Positioning options: Backrest, leg positioning, and tilt functions help support patient comfort and clinical access.
• Transfer workflow: Side rail design, transfer aids, and low-height capability can reduce strain and speed up patient moves.
• Cleaning & durability: High-traffic environments need surfaces and designs that are easier to wipe down and hold up over time.
• Special requirements: MRI-suite transport, fluoroscopy/C-arm compatibility, or specialty head positioning (common in eye/ENT cases).

Types of Stretchers We Supply (with Real-World Use Cases)

1) Transport Stretchers for ED, OR, PACU, and General Patient Movement

General transport stretchers are ideal when you need reliable mobility, fast positioning, and consistent performance across multiple units. These models are commonly used for patient flow in busy hospitals, surgery centers, and outpatient facilities.

• Stretcher, Stryker Advantage, IV pole
  A strong option for day-to-day patient transport and treatment workflow where you want a proven transport platform with IV pole support.

  Best for: ED overflow, pre-op/PACU, inpatient transport teams, and general procedure rooms.

• Stryker 747 Transport Stretcher
  Built for dependable, high-use transport with features designed around clinical safety and efficient movement.

  Best for: hospitals needing consistent transport performance across units.

• Mac PT-1000 Transport Stretcher (Refurbished)
  A practical, economical transport stretcher option when you want solid functionality without overbuying features.

  Best for: clinics, smaller hospitals, satellite departments, and cost-conscious fleet expansions.

• Pedigo 5400 W Stretcher, Side Brake Only
  A versatile transport stretcher designed to balance workflow efficiency and value.

  Best for: ED, OR support areas, PACU, and general transport where throughput matters.

2) High-Capacity & Powered Transport Options for Long Runs and Heavy Workloads

When transport distances are long—or when your team is managing heavier patients more frequently—powered drive and higher-capacity designs can make a meaningful difference in caregiver fatigue and control.

• Stryker 1125 Prime Zoom Drive Stretcher
  A premium transport stretcher option featuring motorized drive assistance—ideal when your facility prioritizes transport efficiency and caregiver support.

  Best for: large hospitals, long corridor transports, high-volume perioperative services.

• Stryker 1115 Prime Big Wheel Stretcher
  A high-capacity “workhorse” transport solution designed for stability and maneuverability.

  Best for: facilities standardizing on a higher-capacity transport platform across multiple departments.

3) Trauma & Procedure Stretchers (Built for Acute Care Demands)

Trauma/procedure stretchers are designed for acute environments where patient access, positioning, and imaging workflow can be just as important as transport.

• Hill-Rom P8000 Trauma/Procedure 700lb Stretcher
  A procedure-ready stretcher designed for demanding environments where positioning and imaging access are key.

  Best for: trauma bays, acute care, ED procedure areas, and high-utilization departments.

• Hausted Horizon Series Hydraulic Stretcher 462-EMC
  A dependable hydraulic stretcher platform for facilities that want a strong balance of patient handling and everyday usability.

  Best for: hospitals and surgery centers looking for a robust stretcher for broad use.

4) Imaging & Fluoroscopy (C-Arm) Stretchers

Imaging workflows often fail when a surface can’t support positioning without repeated patient moves. Fluoro-capable stretchers help reduce repositioning, simplify access, and keep cases moving—especially in C-arm environments.

• Hausted 493 Fluoro Stretcher (New)
  Designed specifically for fluoroscopy-guided procedures using C-arms, combining imaging-friendly design with the mobility of a stretcher.

  Best for: pain management, ortho, vascular access, spine procedures, and imaging-heavy procedure suites.

5) MRI Transport Stretchers / Non-Magnetic Patient Transport

MRI areas introduce special safety requirements. Non-magnetic transport solutions are built to support safer patient movement in and around MRI suites.

• Gendron MRI 1000 Gurney
  A transport gurney designed for MRI-suite workflows using non-magnetic materials (intended for use in the MRI environment, not inside the scanner bore).

  Best for: radiology departments, hospital imaging, and facilities that transport patients in MRI zones.

• Ferno 35A Ambulatory Stretcher MR Conditional Cot
  A lightweight MR-conditional cot option designed for controlled use in specific MR environments.

  Best for: facilities and transport teams that need MR-conditional patient movement solutions.

6) Ophthalmology, ENT, and Specialty Procedure Stretchers (Eye Surgery & Head Positioning)

Eye/ENT and specialty outpatient procedures often require more precise head positioning and a smoother “pre-op to procedure to recovery” flow. Specialty eye stretchers and procedure-focused platforms help reduce transfers and keep patients comfortable.

• Transmotion Medical TMM5 Eye Stretcher
  A specialty eye stretcher built for ophthalmology workflows with powered positioning support.

  Best for: ophthalmology, outpatient surgery, ENT, and procedure rooms where positioning is critical.

• Stryker 1068 Eye Surgery Stretcher
  A purpose-built eye surgery stretcher option for facilities prioritizing comfort and specialty positioning.

  Best for: eye surgery centers, hospital ophthalmology, and ASC ophthalmic service lines.

• Hausted 5E8-2 Power Eye stretcher 5E82EYEST
  Designed for specialty procedures that benefit from precise head positioning and powered adjustment functions.

  Best for: ophthalmology, plastics, and ENT procedure environments.

• Hausted 5E8 Wide Power Eye stretcher 5E8EYXST
  A wide-format option for specialty procedure transport, positioning, and recovery workflows.

  Best for: facilities that want more surface width for comfort and specialty case support.

• Pedigo 547 SLS
  A surgical lounge stretcher built around specialty positioning needs (often used in ophthalmic workflows).

  Best for: ophthalmology and specialty outpatient procedure flow where lounge positioning is beneficial.

7) Stretcher Chairs & Chair-to-Stretcher “One Surface” Workflow

Stretcher chairs help reduce transfers by keeping the patient on one surface throughout more of the visit. This is especially valuable in surgery centers, pre/post areas, and departments where space is tight and throughput is the priority.

• Stryker 5050 Stretcher Chair
  A versatile stretcher chair designed to move between horizontal and chair positions—ideal for smaller spaces and efficient patient turnover.

  Best for: ASCs, pre-op/PACU, and outpatient procedure settings.

• Transmotion TMM4 Multi-Purpose Stretcher-Chair Series
  A powered stretcher-chair designed to support smooth transitions and reduce transfer events across a wide range of clinical settings.

  Best for: outpatient surgery, procedure suites, imaging-forward workflows, and departments standardizing on “chair-to-stretcher” flexibility.

8) EMS & Emergency Transport: Ambulance Stretchers, Powered Cots, and Emergency Gurneys

EMS and emergency transport equipment must be fast, rugged, and safe for both patients and crews. Powered lift systems and proven cot designs can reduce injuries and speed up load/unload tasks.

• Ferno Powerflexx Ambulance Stretcher Cot
  A powered ambulance stretcher cot designed to help crews manage heavy lifting and reduce strain during transport.

  Best for: EMS agencies, hospital-based transport teams, and emergency response services.

• Stryker 6500 Power Pro XT Powered Cot
  A powered cot designed around efficient raising/lowering and transport versatility.

  Best for: EMS services and organizations prioritizing powered lift support for crew safety.

• Stryker MX Pro 6080 Emergency Gurney
  A fast-handling emergency cot designed to support rapid response and efficient patient handling.

  Best for: emergency response, transport staging, and fast-paced intake environments.

9) Stretcher Pads & Replacement Pads (Comfort, Hygiene, and Lifecycle Value)

Replacing worn pads is one of the simplest ways to refresh patient comfort, support infection prevention workflows, and extend the usable life of your stretcher fleet.

• Stretcher Pad, 30 x 76 x 4in
  A durable stretcher pad option designed to improve comfort during transport and treatment.

  Best for: hospitals, ambulances, transport teams, and any department rotating stretchers frequently.

• Standard Universal 26inx75inx4in Replacement Pad for HillRom P8000 / P8005
  A model-matched replacement pad option for Hill-Rom P8000/P8005 stretchers—ideal for facilities maintaining a consistent stretcher standard.

  Best for: ED and procedure areas running Hill-Rom stretcher fleets.

Specialty Stretchers by Department (Fast Matching Guide)

• ED / Triage: transport stretchers, trauma/procedure stretchers, emergency gurneys
• OR / Pre-op / PACU: transport stretchers, stretcher chairs, powered drive options for longer transports
• Imaging: MRI transport gurneys, fluoro/C-arm stretchers
• Ophthalmology / ENT: eye surgery stretchers, powered eye stretchers, surgical lounge stretchers
• EMS: powered ambulance stretcher cots, manual emergency gurneys, MR-conditional transport where required

Why Source Stretchers from Auxo Medical?

When you buy from us, you’re not just choosing a model—you’re building a workflow that your staff will use hundreds (or thousands) of times per month. We help facilities choose the right stretcher type for the department, match equipment to patient flow, and support budgets with new, reconditioned, and refurbished options.

Ready to move forward? Click any product above or below to request a quote directly from the product page. We’ll help you confirm fit, configuration, and the fastest path to getting equipment into service.

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At Auxo Medical, we help hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, GI/endoscopy departments, ENT clinics, sterile processing departments (SPD), and labs choose the right storage and drying cabinets for their workflow—whether you need a dedicated endoscope drying cabinet, a scope storage cabinet with ventilation, or a high-capacity instrument drying cabinet for trays and packs.

What Does a Storage/Drying Cabinet Do (and Why Does It Matter)?

A medical storage or drying cabinet is designed to help your team keep critical devices organized, protected, and ready for the next case. Depending on the cabinet type, that can include:

• Active drying (heated airflow and/or controlled airflow to remove moisture from instruments, trays, and devices)
• Ventilated storage (air exchange or powered ventilation to support clean, dry storage conditions)
• Secure visibility (glass doors for quick inventory checks, plus locking options)
• Efficient organization (scope hangers, racks, shelves, drip/drain management, and better layout)

In short: the right cabinet reduces turnaround friction, supports better standardization, and helps protect high-value equipment.

How to Choose the Right Drying or Storage Cabinet

1) Start with the device type: instruments vs. scopes

• Instrument drying cabinets are typically configured for trays, packs, baskets, and general medical equipment.
• Scope drying cabinets are designed around hanging and protecting flexible scopes, often with airflow features aimed at drying and keeping the internal environment cleaner.

2) Decide on footprint: wall-mount, countertop, or full-size

• Wall-mounted scope cabinets are a smart choice when floor space is tight (common in ENT and bronchoscopy areas).
• Countertop drying cabinets can be ideal for smaller departments, quick drying needs, or constrained layouts.
• Full-size cabinets are often the best fit for high-volume SPD and endoscopy operations.

3) Match capacity to your real peak load

Cabinets are easiest to justify when they solve the “Monday morning backlog” or the “last-case-of-the-day” crunch. We recommend planning around peak volume (not average volume) so your cabinet supports the workflow when it matters most.

Featured Storage & Drying Cabinets We Offer (Product Sampling)

Below is a sampling of storage and drying cabinet options available from Auxo Medical. Each product name links directly to the correct product page.

Endoscope Drying Cabinets (GI, Endoscopy, ASC, Hospital)

• Harloff SureDry Painted Low Carbon Steel 24″ Wide Scope Drying Cabinet (Capacity of 6 Scopes)
  A great fit for departments that want dedicated scope drying with secure, visible storage—without taking up the footprint of a larger cabinet.

  Common use cases: outpatient endoscopy centers, ASC procedure areas, smaller GI suites.

• Harloff SS2310 Scope Drying Cabinet (Capacity of 8 Scopes)
  A practical step up in capacity for facilities that need to keep scopes moving while maintaining an organized, dedicated drying area.

  Common use cases: hospital endoscopy, busy GI groups, multi-room endoscopy clinics.

• SureDry Painted Low Carbon Steel 36″ Wide Scope Drying Cabinet (Capacity to 14 Scopes)
  A solid choice when you need more hang capacity and a scalable approach to daily throughput.

  Common use cases: higher-volume GI labs, hospitals standardizing endoscope drying across shifts.

• Harloff SureDry Painted Low Carbon 60″ Wide Steel Scope Drying Cabinet
  Designed for facilities that want a high-capacity scope drying solution with secure access and strong workflow visibility.

  Common use cases: large GI/endoscopy departments, multi-specialty hospitals.

• Harloff Sure-Dry Painted 60″ Wide Scope Drying Area (Up to 20 Scopes)
  Ideal for teams that prioritize fast access in a high-capacity drying area (including a roll-up tambour door design for efficient workflow).

  Common use cases: central reprocessing for multiple procedure rooms, high-volume endoscopy.

• Harloff Sure-Dry Stainless Steel 41″ Wide Scope Drying Area (SCSS5430DRDP)
  A stainless steel option for facilities that want a durable, cleanable cabinet build for frequent use in scope workflows.

  Common use cases: hospital endoscopy reprocessing rooms, facilities standardizing high-use equipment storage.

Wall-Mounted Scope Drying Cabinets (ENT & Bronchoscopy)

• ENT Scope Drying Cabinet, Wall Mount, Key Lock (30″ H x 24″ W)
  Built to save floor space while supporting secure drying and organized scope handling—especially helpful in ENT environments where rooms are equipment-dense.

  Common use cases: ENT clinics, hospital ENT departments, specialty procedure rooms.

• Harloff Bronchoscope Drying Cabinet, Wall Mount, Key Lock (SCW2448DRDP)
  A compact wall-mounted choice for bronchoscopy areas that need dedicated drying and secure storage.

  Common use cases: pulmonology, bronchoscopy suites, respiratory procedure areas.

• Harloff Bronchoscope and ENT Small Scope Drying Cabinet (SC5430DRDP)
  Useful when your team needs flexibility for bronchoscopes and smaller scopes in a single secure cabinet footprint.

  Common use cases: shared reprocessing rooms supporting multiple scope types, ENT + pulmonology departments.

Scope Storage Cabinets with Ventilation / Power Vent (Protected, Organized Storage)

• Scope Cabinet – 18 Scope Hangers with Power Vent (24″D x 36″W x 92″H)
  Designed for organized hanging storage with powered ventilation—great for facilities that want a dedicated storage cabinet format for scopes.

  Common use cases: GI/endoscopy areas, central sterile storage zones, procedure suites with standardized scope parking.

• 18″D x 42″W x 92″H Scope Cabinet (11 Scope Hangers, Power Vent)
  A strong option when you want a power-ventilated cabinet in a different size/hanger configuration to match your room layout and scope inventory.

  Common use cases: endoscopy storage rooms, hospitals with multiple scope types and hanger needs.

Instrument Drying Cabinets (SPD, OR Support, Labs)

• Olympic Model 44 Drying Cabinet
  A high-capacity drying cabinet configuration that’s often a great fit for drying surgical instruments and medical tools at scale.

  Common use cases: sterile processing departments, perioperative support areas, high-throughput facilities.

• Staber Model 2230 (4 Shelf, Stainless Steel) Drying Cabinet
  A large-capacity drying cabinet format designed for flexible loading—useful when you need an efficient drying solution without an oversized shelf count.

  Common use cases: SPD, OR core support, clinics processing instrument sets.

• Staber Model 2230 (10 Shelf, Stainless Steel) Drying Cabinet
  A high-shelf-count option when your team needs maximum surface area and better separation of items during drying.

  Common use cases: high-volume SPD operations, facilities drying multiple trays/baskets simultaneously.

• Staber Powder Coat White Countertop Solid Door Instrument Drying Cabinet
  A countertop drying cabinet footprint for departments that need drying capability but don’t have floor space for a full-size unit.

  Common use cases: smaller clinics, specialty practices, satellite processing areas.

• Staber Stainless Steel Full Size Double Door Large Capacity Medical Instrument Drying Cabinet
  A full-size double-door drying cabinet built for broad instrument drying needs across multiple industries and departments.

  Common use cases: hospitals, laboratories, manufacturers, SPD.

• Staber Stainless Steel Full Size Single Door Medical Instrument Drying Cabinet
  A single-door option that still supports versatile drying cycles—helpful when you want a simpler footprint or door-swing plan.

  Common use cases: SPD, clinics, labs, device processing areas.

General Storage Cabinets for Instruments & Supplies

• Instrument Cabinet 18″D x 36″W x 68″H, Slope Top, w/ Casters
  A mobile storage cabinet that helps teams keep instruments and supplies visible, organized, and easy to move where they’re needed.

  Common use cases: treatment rooms, labs, procedure rooms, supply staging areas.

• Harloff Single Column Mobile Cabinet with Key Locking Doors (Tempered Glass) & Divider Shelves
  A locking mobile cabinet format that supports secure storage and quick visual checks—especially helpful in shared clinical spaces.

  Common use cases: hospitals, clinics, labs, procedure areas with controlled-access supply needs.

Who Benefits Most from Storage & Drying Cabinets?

We see the biggest ROI when cabinets are used to standardize “end-of-process” handling across busy teams. These solutions are especially valuable for:

• Sterile Processing Departments (SPD/CSSD) drying trays, baskets, and instrument packs
• GI / Endoscopy drying and organizing flexible endoscopes between cases
• ENT Clinics needing wall-mounted drying/storage for smaller scopes
• Pulmonology / Bronchoscopy teams requiring dedicated bronchoscope drying cabinets
• Hospitals and ASCs building standardized reprocessing rooms and storage layouts
• Laboratories and Manufacturers drying equipment components reliably and repeatably

Why Buy Storage & Drying Cabinets from Auxo Medical?

When you work with us, you’re not just picking a cabinet—you’re building a workflow. We help you align cabinet type, capacity, footprint, and cabinet features with how your staff actually processes and stores equipment.

• Real-world options: We offer brand new, reconditioned, and refurbished equipment options across this category.
• Practical guidance: We can help you match capacity to peak-volume days and room constraints.
• Fast next step: You can request a quote directly from any product page to get pricing and availability started.

If your goal is cleaner storage, fewer delays, and more consistent reprocessing outcomes, we’re ready to help you choose the right storage and drying cabinet configuration for your facility.

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Below is a practical guide to choosing the right stool, plus a curated selection of products from our Stools / Task Seating category (with direct links to each product page).

Why Ergonomic Medical Seating Matters (More Than Most People Think)

Clinical work often combines static posture (long periods seated) with frequent micro-movements (leaning, pivoting, reaching, repositioning). Over time, poorly matched seating can contribute to discomfort and inconsistent positioning—especially in imaging and surgical environments where small posture changes matter.

When you choose a purpose-built medical stool or task chair, you’re typically optimizing for:

• Neutral posture support (back support, seat shape, appropriate height range)
• Mobility and access (stable bases, smooth casters, easy repositioning around equipment)
• Workflow speed (quick height changes, foot rings, intuitive controls)
• Cleanability (materials and designs that are easier to wipe down)

Quick Buying Guide: How to Choose the Right Medical Stool or Task Chair

• Backrest vs. no backrest: If staff will be seated for extended periods (anesthesia, ultrasound, longer procedures), a backrest can improve comfort. For short tasks or frequent repositioning, a no-back option can increase freedom of movement.
• Foot ring and height control: Foot rings are helpful when clinicians need stable lower-body support—especially at higher seat heights or when working around tables, booms, and equipment.
• Seat shape matters: Wedge, teardrop, and saddle styles can improve access and positioning depending on the specialty and how close the user needs to get to the field.
• Weight capacity and stability: Consider base diameter, materials, and rated capacity—especially for high-use departments.
• Department-specific needs: Ultrasound/sonography often benefits from specialized ergonomic chairs; surgery may require surgeon-focused stools with positioning support; anesthesia seating should be built for long cases.

Featured Medical Stools & Task Seating from Auxo Medical

Physician & Surgeon Stools (Exam Rooms, Clinics, Procedure Rooms)

If your team needs dependable, day-in/day-out clinical seating with fast positioning changes, our physician/surgeon stool options are designed to balance mobility, stability, and comfort.

• Physician Surgeon Stool 360° Foot Pneumatic height adjustable Polished Aluminum – No Backrest
  A streamlined choice for quick movement and frequent repositioning—ideal for general exams, room-to-room workflows, and tasks where clinicians prefer an open range of motion.
• Physician Surgeon Stool (9801B) 360° Foot Pneumatic height adjustable Nylon Composite Base w/ Backrest
  A practical “daily driver” stool with back support—useful for outpatient clinics, specialty practices, and procedure settings where staff remain seated longer.
• Physician Surgeon Stool (9802B) 360° Foot Pneumatic height adjustable Brushed Aluminum w/ Backrest
  Built for professional clinical environments where durability and stable positioning matter—great for busy practices and treatment rooms.
• Physician Surgeon Stool (9803B) 360° Foot Pneumatic height adjustable Polished Aluminum w/ Backrest
  A strong fit for procedure-oriented spaces that want back support plus a polished, professional look—often chosen for higher-visibility clinical areas and specialty rooms.

Common departments/industries that benefit: primary care, urgent care, outpatient clinics, specialty physician offices, treatment rooms, dermatology, ENT clinics, and general medical practices.

Surgical Stools for Precision Work (Ophthalmology, ENT, Plastics, Procedure Suites)

For surgical environments, seating often needs to do more than “roll and lift.” Specialty surgical stools can support arm positioning, provide stable control, and help the clinician maintain consistent posture during fine-motor procedures.

• HSS Surgistool Wedge Seat
  A wedge seat profile can help with forward-lean positioning and close access to the field—useful in settings where clinicians need controlled posture and precise reach.
• HSS Surgistool Tear Drop Seat
  Teardrop seating is a popular shape for clinicians who need close access and flexibility around the sterile field—supporting efficient leg positioning and mobility.
• HSS Surgistool Saddle Seat
  Saddle seating promotes a more open hip angle for many users, which can be helpful during long procedures where posture consistency matters.
• Stryker Surgistool II with teardrop style seat
  A purpose-built surgical chair designed around positioning preferences, with adjustable support features—ideal when clinicians need confident control and repeatable ergonomics in the OR.

Common departments/industries that benefit: operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), ophthalmology, ENT, plastic surgery, and other precision procedure environments.

Anesthesia Stools & Chairs (Long Cases, High Demands, Real Comfort)

Anesthesia teams and clinicians supporting long cases often need seating that stays comfortable hour after hour—while still enabling quick movement and stable posture at the head of the bed.

• BioFit Heavy Duty Anesthesia Stool
  A heavy-duty option designed for long cardiovascular and orthopedic cases—helpful when both comfort and seat height range are key considerations.
• BioFit Premier Anesthesia Premier Chair with backrest tilt
  A “one size fits most” style anesthesia chair designed for extended use, with backrest tilt support—often selected by departments prioritizing all-day ergonomic comfort.

Common departments/industries that benefit: anesthesia departments, OR teams, procedural anesthesia, surgical centers, hospital perioperative services.

Sonographer Chairs for Ultrasound & Vascular Imaging (Better Scanning Ergonomics)

Sonography is one of the clearest examples of why task seating matters: scanning posture, repetitive movements, and room layout all influence clinician comfort. A purpose-built sonographer chair supports better positioning at the bedside and can reduce strain during long imaging blocks.

• Capisco Sonographers Chair Model 8106 Medium Height 19in-26in- Onyx
  A specialized ergonomic chair option for ultrasound environments—built for controlled posture and practical adjustability in imaging workflows.
• Capisco Sonographers Chair Model 8010 Medium Height 17.9in-25.2in- Black
  A strong fit for departments that need reliable ergonomic seating and flexible height range to match different exam tables, patient positions, and clinician preferences.

Common departments/industries that benefit: radiology/ultrasound departments, vascular labs, cardiology imaging, OB/GYN ultrasound, outpatient imaging centers, hospital imaging teams.

General Task Seating for Multi-Use Clinical Areas (Clinics, Labs, Support Spaces)

Not every clinical space needs a specialty surgical chair—many areas benefit from a dependable, easy-to-adjust stool that supports mixed tasks throughout the day.

• Deluxe Gas Lift Stool w/ Back
  A versatile, comfortable option for general-purpose task seating—well-suited for clinics and support spaces that want an ergonomic backrest and quick height adjustment.

Common departments/industries that benefit: labs, nursing stations, intake areas, clinical admin spaces, supply rooms, and general treatment rooms.

New, Reconditioned, and Refurbished Seating Options

Budgets and timelines vary by facility—and we support that reality. In our stools and task seating category, we offer options across conditions (including new, reconditioned, and refurbished). That flexibility helps facilities standardize seating across departments while still staying aligned with procurement requirements and total cost goals.

We’re Here to Help You Standardize Seating Across Rooms (Without Guesswork)

If you’re building out a new clinic, refreshing procedure room seating, or standardizing across multiple departments, we can help match stool style, height range, and ergonomic features to how your teams actually work. The end goal is simple: seating that supports comfort, consistency, and clinical performance.

Explore the products below and request a quote directly from the product page whenever you’re ready—our team will follow up to help you choose the right configuration for your space.

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Where syringe pumps make the biggest difference

Syringe pumps are commonly selected when teams need:

• Precise control for small-volume infusions
• Reliable delivery of medications that require careful titration
• A workflow that supports critical care, anesthesia, neonatal, or pediatric environments
• Compact setups for transport, tight bedside spaces, or specialty procedure areas

Featured syringe pumps from our catalog, with common clinical use cases

Below is a sampling of syringe pump models and related solutions we offer, along with the kinds of environments they often support.

Syringe pumps for anesthesia, neonatal, pediatric, and critical care workflows

• Medfusion 4000 Syringe Pump
  Commonly aligned with clinical environments that prioritize precise medication delivery and dependable syringe-based workflows, including anesthesia-focused areas and critical care use cases.
• Medfusion 3500 V6 Syringe Pump
  Frequently considered by teams that want a smart-pump style approach in a syringe platform for broader hospital and procedural use.
• Medfusion 3500 V 3.0.6 Syringe Pump
  A practical option for facilities looking for a proven syringe pump platform that can support multiple departments and varied medication delivery needs.
• Medfusion 3500 V4 Syringe Infusion Pump
  Often evaluated for its flexibility across hospital departments where clinicians need a consistent syringe infusion experience.
• Medfusion 2010i Syringe Pump
  Commonly considered for teams that want a focused syringe pump option for precisely controlled infusions in clinical environments.
• B. Braun Perfusor Space Syringe Pump
  A good fit for facilities that want a compact syringe pump option and a workflow designed to support precise dosing in high-acuity environments.

Modular syringe pump ecosystems for facilities that standardize

• Alaris Medley 8110 Syringe Pump Module
  Often selected by facilities that want system-based standardization and a consistent programming experience across infusion modalities.

PCA and pain management solutions

• Alaris 8120 PCA Syringe Pump
  Commonly aligned with pain management workflows where patient-controlled analgesia is part of care delivery and clinical teams want clear monitoring and programming support.
• Hospira Lifecare PCA3
  Often considered by hospitals that want a dedicated PCA-focused device with safety-forward workflows for controlled analgesia delivery.
• Baxter PCA II
  A frequently chosen PCA syringe pump option for facilities that need a straightforward PCA platform that fits established hospital pain management workflows.

Syringe pumps used in procedure and operating room environments

• Baxter InfusO.R. Syringe Pump W/ Propofol Smart Label
  Commonly aligned with anesthetic procedure environments where fast-paced medication delivery benefits from workflow tools designed for the operating room.
• Baxter AS50 Syringe Pump
  Often considered when teams want syringe-based infusion that supports continuous or intermittent delivery in varied clinical settings.

Ambulatory and epidural infusion pumps for home-adjacent and mobile therapy

When therapy moves beyond a traditional inpatient bed, portability, security, and ease of use rise to the top.

• Eitan Medical Sapphire™ Multi-Therapy Infusion Pump (New)
  Commonly considered for facilities and providers that need a multi-therapy ambulatory infusion platform designed for diverse settings.
• Eitan Medical Sapphire™ Multi-Therapy Infusion Pump (Refurbished) and Eitan Medical Sapphire™ Multi-Therapy Infusion Pump with Lockbox/Cradle (Refurbished)
  Often aligned with programs that want mobility plus added physical security and transport-friendly configuration options.
• Eitan Medical Sapphire Epidural Infusion Pump (Refurbished)
  A focused option for epidural infusion workflows where consistent delivery and portability matter.
• BodyGuard 323 CME
  Commonly considered for multi-therapy ambulatory use cases across hospital, transport, and home-adjacent environments.
• Curlin 6000 CMS and Curlin 4000 CMS
  Often aligned with ambulatory infusion programs that value therapy flexibility and monitoring support in a portable device.
• Walkmed 350VL Infusion System
  Commonly evaluated for ambulatory infusion workflows where portability and controlled delivery are priorities.
• CADD Legacy Plus Pump
  Frequently considered in ambulatory infusion scenarios, including programs that need dependable continuous or intermittent delivery for mobile therapy plans.

Pharmacy compounding and fluid transfer support

Not every “pump” workflow is bedside. Compounding and fill workflows also benefit from automation and repeatability.

• Baxa Repeater Pump
  Often used in pharmacy settings to support repeatable fluid transfer and filling workflows that reduce manual effort and improve consistency.
• Foot Pedal for Baxa Repeater Pump and Baxter / Baxa Repeater Pump Stand
  Accessories commonly used to support hands-free operation and cleaner workflow ergonomics in compounding environments.

How we support your program beyond the device

At Auxo Medical, we help teams think in terms of programs, not just pumps: standardization across departments, matching devices to use cases, and building reliable coverage for high-acuity care and ambulatory therapy. To browse the broader category, start here: Infusion and Syringe Pumps.

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Comprehensive Steam Sterilization for Every Scale

Steam sterilization remains the gold standard for heat- and moisture-stable materials. We offer a wide array of steam sterilizers, ranging from compact laboratory units to massive, high-capacity industrial systems.

High-Capacity Systems for High-Volume Facilities

For large hospitals and centralized sterile processing departments (SPD), throughput is critical. We provide heavy-duty options such as the Steris AMSCO Century SV-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer, a high-capacity pre-vacuum system designed for rapid, dependable processing of large loads. If your facility requires a gravity-based approach, our Steris AMSCO Century SG-160 Scientific Steam Sterilizer offers the same impressive chamber size while prioritizing reliable gravity displacement.

For those needing slightly smaller but still high-volume footprints, we recommend the Steris AMSCO Century SV-148 Scientific Steam Sterilizer, which is engineered for swift processing of heat-stable materials in demanding healthcare environments.

Versatile Mid-Sized and Laboratory Sterilizers

Not every facility needs a massive footprint. For outpatient clinics and medium-sized labs, we offer versatile solutions like the Steris AMSCO 630LS Medium Steam Sterilizer, which supports a range of cycles including pre-vacuum and liquid.

In research and life science settings, precision and safety are paramount. Our Steris AMSCO LAB110 Steam Sterilizer is a compact workstation specifically built for safe sterilization in research environments, featuring a vertical sliding door for ease of use. Similarly, the Steris AMSCO 110LS 16” (110L) Lab Sterilizer provides a reliable, refurbished option for healthcare and laboratory settings that require consistent, smaller-batch sterilization.

Advanced Low-Temperature Sterilization

Certain medical devices and instruments are too sensitive for the high heat of a steam autoclave. To address this, we provide cutting-edge low-temperature options that ensure sterilization without compromising the structural integrity of the equipment.

The Tuttnauer Plazmax P50 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer is an ideal choice for these scenarios. By using hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) vapor and plasma, this system inactivates microorganisms effectively, making it indispensable for modern surgical centers dealing with heat-sensitive robotics or delicate electronic instruments.

Optimizing Your Workflow with Accessories and Support

Sterilization isn’t just about the machine; it’s about the environment and the workflow around it. We understand that integration is key to efficiency. That is why we offer specialized accessories to enhance your equipment’s utility.

For those using our 400 Series units, we provide the 36 inch cart and Carriage for 400 Series Sterilizer, which ensures the secure and stable handling of recessed sterilizers. To maintain a clinical aesthetic while protecting your investment, we also offer Stainless Steel Side Panels for 400 Series 36in, providing durable, corrosion-resistant protection in demanding hospital settings.

Why Trust Auxo Medical?

When you partner with us, you aren’t just buying a piece of hardware; you are investing in a commitment to quality. We take pride in our meticulous refurbishment process, ensuring that every unit—from a small lab sterilizer to a large-scale Steris AMSCO system—meets OEM standards and complies with the latest industry requirements.

We serve a diverse range of industries, including:

• Acute Care Hospitals: Providing high-volume throughput for surgical suites.
• Research Laboratories: Offering compact, precise sterilization for life sciences.
• Dental and Specialty Clinics: Delivering efficient, small-footprint solutions.
• Veterinary Hospitals: Ensuring sterile environments for animal care.

Our goal is to provide you with the exact capacity and technology required for your specific application, backed by the expertise of a team that understands the critical nature of sterile processing.

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Why Centrifuges Matter in Modern Healthcare Settings

Centrifuges are essential tools for separating components of liquids, such as blood, urine, or other biological samples, enabling further analysis and diagnosis. Whether a lab is running STAT chemistry panels, coagulation studies, urinalysis, or pre-transfusion blood typing, the quality and speed of the centrifuge directly impacts patient outcomes. That’s why we take the selection of our centrifuge inventory seriously.

At Auxo Medical, our centrifuge lineup offers:

• Speed & Efficiency: Rapid acceleration and braking systems minimize cycle times and maximize throughput.
• Versatility: From single-speed models to fully programmable units, we offer centrifuges that meet diverse applications.
• Reliability & Safety: Built-in imbalance detection, secure lids, and durable construction ensure peace of mind in busy labs.

Our Centrifuge Products

StatSpin Express 4 Centrifuge

The StatSpin Express 4 high-speed horizontal centrifuge revolutionizes laboratory efficiency by providing rapid turnaround times and enhancing productivity, particularly in Lean laboratory settings. Positioned adjacent to any STAT analyzer, it ensures that serum or plasma gel tubes are ready in mere minutes, thanks to its horizontal spin that creates a flat gel barrier.  The device is user-friendly, featuring only three settings — 3, 5, or 10 minutes — eliminating the need for speed adjustments or complicated settings. Safety is paramount, with a lid that remains locked until the rotor stops completely and an alarm that signals the end of the cycle. 3 In just three minutes, it delivers high-quality serum or plasma separation, making it ideal for rapid separation of gel tubes, creating flat gel barriers, preparing samples for STAT chemistry, and facilitating single-piece flow for swift sample processing.

Best For: STAT labs, hospital clinical chemistry departments, Lean laboratory environments, and any facility that requires immediate, single-piece-flow processing of incoming specimens.

Clay Adams Sero-Fuge 2002 Centrifuge

The Clay Adams Sero-Fuge 2002 is a versatile centrifuge designed for a broader range of applications, including serological testing, blood banking, and general laboratory procedures.  Its superior features include a locking lid for enhanced safety, digital controls and displays for precise operation, and a gasket seal to ensure optimal performance. The dual-speed operation allows for settings of either 2400rpm/500xG or 3400rpm/1049xG, providing flexibility depending on the specific requirements of the procedure.  The Sero-Fuge 2002 includes an unbreakable 12-place plastic rotor designed to accommodate blood tubes up to 12.7 mm in diameter and 75 mm in length, ensuring durability and reliability. This centrifuge stands out as a top choice for laboratories seeking high performance and versatility in their cell washing and blood testing processes.

Best For: Blood banks, hospital labs, reference laboratories, and clinics requiring reliable, dual-speed performance for serological and cell-washing applications.

Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 12 Flex Programmable Routine Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 12 Flex Programmable Routine Centrifuge is a versatile and compact solution designed to meet the varied processing needs of routine laboratories, particularly where space is limited. This centrifuge allows users to program and store up to ten custom settings for time, RPM, and g-force, offering flexibility and convenience through its user-friendly interface and backlit digital display. Its intuitive design enhances safety and efficiency with features like an automatically locking lid that flashes to signal cycle completion, even in noisy lab environments. Built with durable materials, the HORIZON 12 Flex promises years of maintenance-free operation. Key features include a maximum capacity of 12 tubes, a fully programmable system with three preset cycles for common lab applications, and a unique 2-stage horizontal rotor that ensures optimal sample separation.

Best For: Routine clinical labs, physician office laboratories (POLs), outpatient clinics, and any lab looking for a compact, fully programmable centrifuge with customizable workflows.

Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 12 Compact Routine Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 12 Compact Routine Centrifuge is a state-of-the-art device designed to streamline the processing of blood and urine samples, offering exceptional outcomes for patient care. It accommodates up to 16 x 100 mm or 10 mL tubes and features three easily selectable preset cycles based on CLSI guidelines, ensuring optimal performance tailored to specific needs. The centrifuge boasts intuitive LED lid lighting that signals the status of the samples, minimizing errors by preventing forgotten tubes. Its design includes an automatic lid lock for safety and a 2-stage horizontal rotor, ensuring efficient and horizontally separated samples. With a brushless DC motor and a convection-based cooling system, the HORIZON 12 promises years of maintenance-free and cool operation, even under heavy workloads.

Best For: Clinical laboratories, hospital labs, and point-of-care facilities that prioritize CLSI-compliant workflows, patient safety, and low-maintenance operation.

Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 24 High-Capacity Routine Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 24 High-Capacity Routine Centrifuge is a versatile and user-friendly solution for laboratories requiring efficient sample processing. Designed to accommodate a range of tube sizes, including up to 50 mL, this centrifuge offers simplicity through its intuitive set-and-lock controls, ensuring maximum repeatability. Users can easily select from three factory preset cycles or customize settings to fit specific laboratory needs. With features like a patented 2-stage horizontal rotor, brushless DC motor for maintenance-free use, and a convection-based cooling system, the HORIZON 24 maintains optimal sample conditions even under demanding workloads. Certified across multiple safety standards, this centrifuge also boasts a quiet operation at just 59 dBA, making it an ideal choice for busy lab environments.

Best For: High-volume reference laboratories, large hospital lab systems, and core labs that need maximum throughput without sacrificing sample integrity or operator safety.

Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 6 Flex Programmable Routine Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 6 Flex Programmable Routine Centrifuge is an exceptional tool designed to meet the varied demands of modern laboratories, particularly where space is limited. With the capability to program and store up to ten custom settings for time, RPM, and g-force, it offers flexibility and efficiency through its user-friendly interface and backlit digital display.  Its robust construction, including a clear, shatter-proof lid and reinforced guard bowl, guarantees sample safety and durability over years of maintenance-free use. The patented 2-stage horizontal rotor design ensures optimal sample separation, while the convection-based cooling system maintains sample integrity even under heavy workloads.

Best For: Small to mid-sized clinics, physician offices, urgent care centers, and labs with limited counter space that still require fully programmable centrifugation capabilities.

Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 6 Flex FA Programmable Routine Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics HORIZON 6 Flex FA Programmable Routine Centrifuge is a versatile and efficient tool designed to meet the demands of routine laboratory work. With its fully digital display and intuitive interface, users can save and recall up to 10 customizable cycle settings, or opt for one of the three expertly crafted presets tailored for chemistry, coagulation, and urine analysis.  This centrifuge supports a maximum capacity of six tubes, accommodating sizes up to 16 x 125 mm or 15 mL, and operates with a fixed angle rotor at 45 degrees, ensuring consistent specimen separation. Safety and convenience are paramount, highlighted by the automatic lid lock, shatter-proof clear lid, and reinforced guard bowl. The centrifuge’s quiet operation, aided by a brushless DC motor, and its unique convection-based cooling system protect samples under heavy workloads while minimizing maintenance needs.

Best For: Labs performing routine chemistry, coagulation testing, and urinalysis in tight spaces — ideal for outpatient clinics, dialysis centers, and physician office labs.

Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Veterinary Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Veterinary Centrifuge is an all-in-one solution for veterinary practices, designed to efficiently handle blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit samples.  The TrueBond Centrifuge comes ready-to-run, with all accessories included in the affordable price. Spin veterinary blood, urine, fecal, and microhematocrit tubes with the included accessories — no additional purchase necessary.  A lifetime warranty on the rotor further underscores the durability and long-term value of this centrifuge for busy veterinary settings.

Best For: Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and veterinary diagnostic labs that need an affordable, all-inclusive centrifuge solution capable of handling multiple specimen types.

Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Set 3 Veterinary Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics TrueBond Set 3 set-and-lock veterinary centrifuge is a versatile and compact solution for veterinary laboratories, enabling efficient processing of microhematocrit tubes, as well as blood, urine, and fecal samples. Designed with user-friendly controls, the centrifuge offers preset cycles tailored to common veterinary requirements, ensuring maximum repeatability and ease of use.  With a capacity to accommodate up to six blood, urine, and fecal tubes or eight microhematocrits, its fixed-angle rotor and specially designed tube holders cater to various tube sizes, maintaining a 45° angle for optimal results. The TrueBond Set 3 also features intuitive lid lighting to indicate operational status, a convection-based cooling system for sample protection, and an automatic lid lock for safety. Its clear, shatter-proof lid allows for secure sample observation, while the reinforced guard bowl enhances safety and durability.

Best For: Veterinary practices looking for a step-up model with set-and-lock controls, broader tube compatibility, and enhanced safety features for a wider range of veterinary diagnostics.

Drucker Diagnostics 642M 12V DC Mobile Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics 642M 12V DC Mobile Centrifuge is an innovative solution tailored for home health nurses who require efficient and reliable blood sample processing on the go. This compact centrifuge, powered by a vehicle’s 12V electrical system, is engineered to provide optimal pre-analytic horizontal-sample-processing, aligning with the recommendations of all blood collection tube manufacturers.  Utilizing patented technologies, the 642M accelerates blood separation by 33%, significantly reducing wait times and allowing healthcare professionals to maximize their time between patient appointments.  The centrifuge boasts a variety of features, including a preset electronic timer for ideal gel separations, a capacity for up to six tubes, a maintenance-free 12 Volt DC motor, and a double-encased design for quiet operation with minimal vibration. Its unique convection-based cooling system ensures sample integrity even under heavy workloads, while the compact footprint requires only about one square foot of counter space.

Best For: Home health nurses, mobile phlebotomy services, mobile health units, and field-based healthcare professionals who need reliable centrifugation without access to a fixed power outlet.

Drucker Diagnostics 642B Single-Speed Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics 642B Single-Speed Centrifuge is a cost-effective solution for laboratories seeking reliable and efficient sample processing. This model, renowned for its affordability, operates at a consistent 1600 xg, utilizing Drucker’s patented horizontal rotor technology to deliver superior sample separation.

Best For: Small clinics, physician office labs, and cost-conscious facilities that need dependable, single-speed centrifugation for routine specimen processing without the complexity of programmable systems.

Drucker Diagnostics 614B Fixed Angle Single-Speed Centrifuge

The Drucker Diagnostics 614B Fixed Angle Single-Speed Centrifuge is an efficient and cost-effective solution for medical settings that require reliable specimen processing. It offers a single g-force setting of 1100 xg and a mechanical timer adjustable from 1 to 30 minutes.

Best For: Doctor’s offices, urgent care centers, and small diagnostic labs that need a no-frills, dependable fixed-angle centrifuge for everyday specimen processing at an accessible price point.

Serving Laboratories Across the United States

At Auxo Medical, we are proud to support healthcare and laboratory professionals nationwide. We serve Virginia, Maryland, DC, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Michigan with prompt shipping and installation. We offer a wide variety of essential laboratory equipment, both refurbished and new, to ensure that you can find the perfect solution for your specific requirements.

Backed by our in-house experts, we provide personalized consultations, seamless financing options, and ongoing maintenance and repair services to keep your investments performing at peak levels.

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Finding the right centrifuge for your lab doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re outfitting a new facility, upgrading aging equipment, or expanding your diagnostic capabilities, our team is here to help you identify the best-fit solution within your budget. For more information about our Drucker Diagnostics centrifuges or to request a quote, please visit our centrifuge category of our online medical and lab equipment catalog or call our office directly at (888) 728-8448. Let Auxo Medical be your trusted partner in providing high-quality laboratory equipment that enhances efficiency, accuracy, and patient care.

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