We specialize in servicing sterile processing, biomedical, anesthesia, and imaging equipment from top brands such as Steris, Midmark, Tuttnauer, Skytron, Stryker, Hill-Rom, Welch Allyn, GE Healthcare, Philips, Medtronic, Getinge, Mindray, Edan, and more.

Our Field Service Areas

We proudly serve healthcare and research facilities across 10 states and the District of Columbia, offering prompt, reliable service to keep your critical equipment running smoothly. Please select from our available field service areas below or use the field service area locator using your facility name, address, state, or zip code.

Virginia

We serve the entire Commonwealth of Virginia, including Richmond, Chesterfield, Charlottesville, Roanoke, Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Fredericksburg, Alexandria, Arlington, and surrounding regions. As our home state, Virginia is where our headquarters and core service teams are located, ensuring fast response times and deep local expertise.

Maryland & Washington, D.C.

Our Maryland and D.C. service area covers Baltimore, Glen Burnie, Annapolis, Frederick, College Park, Bethesda, Washington D.C., Arlington VA, Alexandria VA, and the surrounding areas. We provide preventative maintenance, inspections, calibrations, and repairs for sterile processing, biomedical, anesthesia, and imaging equipment throughout the region.

North Carolina

We offer comprehensive field service throughout North Carolina, supporting hospitals, surgery centers, and clinics with scheduled maintenance programs and emergency repair services for all categories of medical and lab equipment.

South Carolina

Our South Carolina service teams provide on-site maintenance, inspection, and repair services to healthcare facilities across the state, ensuring your equipment meets regulatory standards and operates at peak performance.

Tennessee

We serve Eastern Tennessee, including the Chattanooga area and surrounding communities. Our technicians provide the same high-quality preventative maintenance and repair services that facilities across our entire network rely on.

Georgia

Our Georgia coverage focuses on the Atlanta metro area and surrounding regions. We support hospitals, outpatient clinics, and laboratories with expert equipment maintenance and timely repair services.

Florida

We proudly serve the Central Florida region, including Tampa, St. Petersburg, Orlando, Lakeland, Sarasota, Fort Myers, West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, Melbourne, Daytona Beach, Ocala, and surrounding areas. We understand the importance of reliable medical equipment in this fast-growing healthcare market and provide prompt, efficient maintenance and repair services.

Ohio

Our Ohio service area covers Central and Western Ohio, including the Dayton area and surrounding communities. We deliver expert field service for a full range of medical and lab equipment.

Michigan

We serve the Grand Rapids area and surrounding regions in Michigan, offering preventative maintenance programs, equipment inspections, calibrations, and repairs to keep your facility running without interruption.

Kentucky

Our Kentucky service team is based in the Lexington area, covering Lexington, Frankfort, Somerset, and surrounding communities with comprehensive medical equipment maintenance and repair services.

Medical and Lab Equipment We Service

Our field service programs cover a wide range of medical and laboratory equipment categories, including:

• Sterile Processing Equipment — autoclaves, sterilizers, washer-disinfectors, and related systems
• Biomedical Equipment — patient monitors, ECG machines, electrosurgical units, surgical and exam tables, stretchers, hospital beds, and more
• Anesthesia Equipment — anesthesia machines, vaporizers, and ventilators
• Imaging Equipment — C-Arms, R/F rooms, catheterization labs, portable X-ray units, and ultrasound machines

We service equipment in hospitals, surgery centers, outpatient clinics, dental practices, veterinary facilities, research institutions, laboratories, agricultural operations, aerospace facilities, and food processing environments.

Our Service Offerings

• Preventative Maintenance Programs — Scheduled maintenance to extend equipment life and reduce unexpected downtime
• Field Service and Equipment Repair — On-site repair by certified technicians to minimize disruption to your operations
• Inspection and Calibration Support — Ensuring your equipment meets manufacturer specifications and regulatory requirements
• Emergency Service Response — Rapid response when critical equipment fails unexpectedly
• Service Contracts — Customized agreements tailored to your facility’s specific needs and budget
• New and Refurbished Equipment Sales — High-quality medical and lab equipment to complement our service programs

Why Choose Auxo Medical?

With over 25 years in the industry building, repairing and maintaining medical and lab equipment, our team delivers field maintenance and repair services that keep your equipment running efficiently without straining your budget. We have local service teams in your area, which means faster response times, personalized attention, and a deep understanding of regional healthcare needs.

Whether your equipment requires routine preventative maintenance, an urgent repair, or a full inspection and calibration, we are committed to providing cost-effective, timely, and professional service to ensure your medical and lab equipment operates at peak performance.

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Ready to optimize your medical and lab equipment maintenance? Contact Auxo Medical today for a quote or consultation.

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Headquarters: 5401 Distributor Drive, Richmond, VA 23225

Toll-Free: (888) 728-8448 Local: (804) 233-4424 Fax: (888) 420-9471

Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Saturday–Sunday: Closed

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In this article, we delve into the importance of service, maintenance, and repairs for biomedical equipment, highlighting key considerations and best practices to keep your equipment running smoothly.

The Importance of Biomedical Equipment Inspections & Maintenance

Biomedical equipment is the backbone of modern healthcare delivery. Whether it’s diagnostic imaging equipment, surgical instruments, or life-support systems, these devices contribute to accurate diagnoses, effective treatments, and patient safety. However, like any machinery, biomedical equipment is susceptible to wear and tear over time.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure that biomedical equipment remains in optimal condition. Preventive maintenance schedules, conducted by certified technicians, help identify and address potential issues before they escalate into costly repairs or equipment failures. At Auxo Medical, we prioritize proactive maintenance to minimize downtime and maximize the lifespan of your equipment.

Proactive Service Solutions

Auxo Medical offers comprehensive service solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of healthcare facilities. Our team of experienced technicians is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to service a wide range of biomedical equipment, including but not limited to:

• Patient Monitors
• Defibrillators
• Infusion Pumps
• Anesthesia Machines
• Ventilators
• Surgical Tables
• OR Lighting 
• and more

We understand that downtime can disrupt critical healthcare services and compromise patient care. That’s why we offer responsive service support to address your equipment issues promptly. Whether it’s troubleshooting technical glitches, calibrating instruments, or replacing worn-out components, our technicians work diligently to minimize disruptions and ensure the reliability of your equipment.

Preventive Maintenance Programs

Preventive maintenance programs form the cornerstone of effective biomedical equipment management. At Auxo Medical, we offer customizable maintenance plans designed to align with your facility’s workflow and budgetary requirements. Our proactive approach to maintenance helps identify potential issues early on, preventing unexpected

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A cast saw, also known as an orthopedic cast cutter, is a specialized medical device used to remove plaster or fiberglass casts. It is an indispensable tool in the healthcare field, offering a safe and efficient way to free patients from the constraints of immobilizing casts. A cast saw consists of a handheld electric or pneumatic motor that drives a rotating blade.

The blade, typically made from high-speed steel or carbide, features fine teeth that oscillate back and forth at high speed. This unique motion allows the cast saw to cut through the rigid material without harming the patient’s skin underneath. The design also incorporates safety features such as guards and vibration-dampening mechanisms to further protect the patient during the cast removal process.

With its precision engineering and careful attention to patient safety, a cast saw brings relief and empowerment to individuals who have been encumbered by casts. Its innovative technology helps healthcare professionals deliver superior care while ensuring that patients can regain their freedom of movement with minimal discomfort.

Understanding the Mechanics of a Cast Saw

A cast saw, also known as an oscillating saw or cast cutter, is a remarkable medical device designed to safely and efficiently remove casts or orthopedic appliances. The primary function of a cast saw is to cut through the hard outer shell of a cast without harming the patient’s underlying skin or soft tissues. This intricate tool operates on a unique principle that ensures precision and safety.

The mechanics behind a cast saw involve high-speed oscillations or vibrations in the blade. The blade itself has fine teeth that are specifically designed to safely penetrate the rigid material of the cast while minimizing any risk of injury to the patient’s skin. These rapid back-and-forth movements allow for quick and controlled cutting, reducing discomfort for patients and facilitating a more efficient removal process.

How to Use a Cast Saw?

Using a cast saw requires careful precision and attention to detail to ensure both the safety and comfort of the patient. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use a cast saw:

1. Prepare the patient: Before starting, make sure the patient is in a comfortable position, and explain the procedure to alleviate any anxiety they may have. Ensure that their skin is protected with padding or stockinette.

2. Choose the correct blade: Depending on the type of material, select an appropriate blade for cutting through the cast without causing discomfort or injury.

3. Establish landmarks: Identify specific points where you will initiate and terminate each cut, ensuring accuracy and preventing unintentional damage to underlying skin or tissue.

4. Start cutting: Gently place the oscillating blade against the cast, applying slight pressure while moving it back and forth in a controlled manner along the predetermined path. Maintain constant contact with the cast surface without pressing too hard.

5. Monitor heat build-up: Pay close attention to any heat generated during cutting as excessive heat can be uncomfortable for the patient or even cause burns. If necessary, take short breaks to allow both the saw and cast to cool down.

6. Remove cut sections: As you progress through each cut, carefully remove cut segments of the cast using appropriate tools such as spreaders or scissors.

7. Assess for discomfort: Regularly check in with your patient during cutting to ensure they are not experiencing excessive pain or discomfort. Adjust your technique if needed, always prioritizing their well-being throughout.

Troubleshooting Common Cast Saw Issues

While cast saws are highly efficient and reliable tools, like any piece of equipment, they can occasionally encounter issues. It is important to be aware of these common problems and their solutions to ensure a smooth and effective cast removal process.

One common issue that may arise with a cast saw is blade dullness. Over time, the saw blade can wear down due to constant use on hard materials such as plaster or fiberglass. This can result in a slower cutting speed and increased discomfort for the patient. To address this issue, it is crucial to regularly inspect the blade for signs of wear and replace it as needed. Maintaining a sharp blade not only ensures efficient cutting but also minimizes patient discomfort.

Another issue that may arise with a cast saw is rotary and motor degradation. These pieces of medical equipment are built with the highest standards for longevity, however as with all equipment proper maintenance and upkeep is required.  If you suspect any degradation of internal components including the motor or electronics, discontinue use immediately and contact a biomedical repair technician.

Biomedical Equipment Technicians (BETs) are trained and experienced with the complexities of Biomed equipment. They will be able to assess and troubleshoot the exact cause of any failure or functional issue. If they are unable to repair many biomedical equipment companies can find a comparable replacement if needed.

Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo

The Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and its companion, the 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo, form a formidable duo in the realm of cast saw technology. The Stryker 940 boasts exceptional cutting precision with its oscillating blade, effortlessly slicing through fiberglass or plaster casts. Its ergonomic design ensures ease of use for both medical professionals and patients alike.

But what truly sets this dynamic duo apart is the addition of the 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum. This ingenious attachment effectively captures cast debris, preventing it from becoming airborne and minimizing any potential mess in the treatment area. Not only does it simplify cleanup, but it also enhances patient comfort by reducing both noise and dust during the cast removal process.

Purchase The Stryker Cast Saw and Vacuum from Auxo Medical

When it comes to investing in a cast saw and vacuum, the Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo stands head and shoulders above the rest. Crafted with precision engineering and cutting-edge technology, this dynamic duo offers unparalleled performance in the realm of orthopedic equipment.

Designed with the utmost consideration for patient comfort and safety, the Stryker Cast Saw showcases an ergonomic design that minimizes vibrations, ensuring a smooth operation. Its powerful motor effortlessly glides through cast material, providing healthcare professionals with a reliable tool to expedite the removal process.

Accompanying this exceptional cast saw is the Stryker 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum. This innovative attachment effectively captures debris generated during cast removal, maintaining cleanliness in the surrounding environment. By utilizing advanced filtration systems, it eliminates airborne particles that could potentially cause contamination or discomfort to patients.

Auxo Medical proudly offers these top-of-the-line products for purchase, enabling medical facilities to equip themselves with superior orthopedic tools. With every investment made in the Stryker Cast Saw and Vacuum combo, healthcare providers can confidently provide efficient care while prioritizing patient well-being. Request a quote below for the Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo or call our office to purchase,  (888) 728-8448.

Stryker Cast Saw with Vacuum

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The reconditioned Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo (Stryker Cast Saw and Vacuum) offers a reliable and efficient solution for cast removal procedures. The Stryker 940 Cast Saw features dual-speed cutting, a compact design for enhanced maneuverability, and three interchangeable blades to handle various cast types, all with compatibility for independent operation or integration with the 986 Vacuum. The Stryker 986 Vacuum complements the saw with high suction power, a wheeled stand for easy mobility, and quick, straightforward filter replacement to maintain hygiene and performance. Backed by a 6-month warranty, this system provides healthcare providers with a durable, user-friendly, and hygienic approach to cast removal.

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SKU: AM-S986-940C Categories: *Featured, Surgical Power Equipment Tags: Reconditioned, Stryker, Stryker 940, Stryker 986, Stryker Cast Cutter, Stryker Cast Saw Brand: Stryker

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Reconditioned Stryker 940 Cast Cutter and 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum combo

Stryker 940 Cast Cutter (Cast Saw) Features:

• Dual speed cutting to meet varied cast removal needs
• Compact design to enhance maneuverability
• Three blades to fit multiple casts types
• Total compatibility with the 986 Cast Vac
• Option of operating independently of the 986 Cast Vac

Stryker 986 Cast Cutter Vacuum Features:

• Quick and easy filter replacement
• Wheeled stand for mobility

Warranty:

• 6 Month Warranty

How To Change the Blade in the Stryker 940 Cast Saw

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