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Different Medical Sterilizers We Provide

Lab and Healthcare Sterilizers

A medical sterilizer is a machine that kills or eliminates germs from medical devices, such as surgical tools and equipment. They are an important way to maintain the health and safety of a hospital. At Auxo Medical, we have sterilizers to meet the needs of your specific treatments and practices. 

Read on to learn about the different medical sterilizers we provide.

Different Lab and Medical Sterilizers We Provide

Lab and Research:

Steris LAB250 Sterilizer

This is a comprehensive all-in-one solution for your sterilization and disinfection needs. The Steris Lab250 Sterilizer is a fully automatic sterilizer designed for the most demanding applications. Its sterilizing time is significantly faster than other standard sterilizing models. It is a low-maintenance, cost-effective, reliable sterilizer that provides dependable, high-quality results.

Steris Amsco Century 1262

This sterilizer comes with liquid, gravity, leak, and daily air removal (Bowie-Dick) test cycles. It offers fast and efficient sterilization with heat and moisture.  

Other features include:

  • Cost-effective and durable design
  • Automatic shut-off option (which saves energy)
  • Reduced maintenance costs
  • Environmentally friendly design

Tuttnauer Plasmax 160 Hydrogen Peroxide Sterilizer

This is a new design of a hydrogen peroxide sterilizer that is more energy-efficient and user-friendly. The device sterilizes medical equipment by diffusing water into the chamber, then converting it into plasma. Medical materials and instruments are safely and quickly sterilized using plasma and water vapor. No dangerous residue is left, making it a reliable, effective, convenient, and economical sterilization method.

Other features of the medical sterilizer include:

  • Real-time dynamic graph display
  • 48 to 163-liter chamber capacity
  • Advanced and flexible controller
  • Multi-color display
  • Lumens PCD (Process Challenge Device)
  • Vertical sliding door
  • Multilingual screen options (26 languages)

Healthcare and Medical:

Steris HC-900 Evolution Sterilizer

The large chamber opening makes this model simple to load and minimizes steam usage, reducing operating costs. This device is ideal for sterile processing departments (SPDs) who want to increase the number of equipment sterilized. Sterilization containers, trays, and packs may be processed quickly and efficiently in this large chamber (660 x 953).

Other features include:

  • Copper, stainless steel, bronze, or brass plumbing options are available for producing purified steam
  • Horizontal automatic opening with a safety stop function
  • Easy-to-open locking mechanism for manual hinged door
  • Simple-to-use loading mechanism
  • Non-lubricated, steam-triggered gasket
  • Two-year guarantee

Steris Stage 3 Series 20″ 3023 Sterilizer

These sterilizers are designed with stage 3 controls, resistance temperature sensors, hinged forward-facing cabinet panel, steam purge, and steam bleed. They have a pressure relief valve and an internal battery backup for cycle memory.

Other features include:

  • Hydrostatically tested pressure chamber
  • Single radial arm manual door
  • Stage 3 controller with thermal printer
  • Interior chamber size of 20″ x 20″ x 38″
  • Recess mount
  • Thermal display with touchpad operation
  • Pre-vacuum configuration

Steris 400 Series 16″ Sterilizer

This high-efficiency sterilization cabinet is designed for use by small-scale sterilization services at high-volume production facilities. It consists of a series of fully enclosed vertical sterilization chambers that can hold up to three 25-lb sets. This medical sterilizer has an efficient container to fully enclose sterilized instruments and allow them to be used without being contaminated.

Additional features include:

  • A water-saving electric vacuum pump 
  • Basic flush and drain capabilities
  • A vertically sliding door with a control pad for hands-free unloading and loading
  • A functional steam generator
  • Easy-to-use touch screen controls

Steris Amsco Eagle 3043

These sterilizers are cost-effective and high-quality. The Steris Amsco Eagle 3043 is equipped with gravity, pre-vacuum, express, flash, daily air removal test cycles, leak test, and efficient heat sterilization.

Other features include:

  • Hydrostatically tested pressure chamber
  • Single Radial arm manual door (optional hinge)
  • Stage 3 controller with thermal printer
  • Interior chamber size of 24x36x48
  • Recess mount
  • Thermal display with touchpad operation
  • Pre-vacuum configuration or gravity configuration

Skyton Integrity 270 Sterilizer

The Skytron integrity 270 Medical sterilizer offers new levels of productivity and efficiency. It is simple to use and takes up very little space. It provides an integrative water conservation system that reduces overall water use with each cycle.

Other features include:

  •   Dual-walled, completely encased pressure vessels made of stainless steel
  •   5.7-inch LCD color touchscreen display
  •   Processor for up to 16 25-pound trays
  •   12 standard cycles and 12 completely personalized cycles
  •   A countdown timer and progress bar is visible from over 30 feet away
  •   Pipes made of stainless steel and copper
  •   An electric door locking and unlocking system

Get in Touch With Us Today for A Medical  Sterilizer

Are you looking for medical sterilizers for your health facility? If so, we have the medical sterilizers you need. We are one of the most trusted names in our industry and offer professional service with a personal touch. Get in touch with Auxo Medical today and fill out the online form. One of our professional staff will be happy to reach out to you and help you find a sterilizer model that best meets the needs of your business or practice.

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A patient’s heart monitor sends an alert to a physician that her arrhythmia is back.

A senior forgets to take their prescribed medication on time, and a devices helps remind them to take it and also documents what time they took it.

 A man’s implanted device monitors blood glucose symptoms and delivers a corrective insulin stimulus, alerting the physician simultaneously.

All of these examples are the epitome of the “Internet of Medical Things” (IoMT). The Internet of Medical Things refers to an ecosystem of medical devices and applications that collect data that is then provided to healthcare IT systems through online computer networks. Wi-Fi enabled devices are a catalyst for machines to communicate and link to cloud platforms for data storage. The “Internet of Things” (IoT) has influenced several industries, and the healthcare field is no exception. The medical industry across the board has gradually started to enter the integrated world of IoT.

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Health care-associated infections (HAIs) are infections that patients acquire while receiving treatment for medical or surgical conditions, and many HAIs are preventable. HAIs can occur in a number of health care facilities, such as acute care hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, outpatient care e.g. physicians’ offices and clinics, dialysis treatment facilities, and long-term care facilities e.g. rehabilitation centers and nursing homes. HAIs can be caused by bacteria, fungi, viruses, or other pathogens.

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Ambulatory Surgery Centers are Paving the Way

Outpatient is the Future of Total Joint Replacement

 

Elective outpatient hip and knee replacements increased by 47 percent from 2012 to 2015, according to a study by Sg2. This insight is an early indicator that total joint replacements (TJR) are becoming more common in the Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) setting as a higher number of surgeons become experts on minimally invasive technology and pain management techniques for outpatient procedures.

Total joint surgeries moving toward outpatient can also be attributed to:

  • The transition to value-based care since ASCs are a high quality, low cost option
  • Insurance companies are more willing to cover outpatient TJRs
  • Studies show that patients who fit a particular criteria can achieve desired results in the outpatient setting

In this month’s newsletter, we’re peeling back the TJR outpatient trends, cost analysis, and how ASCs are taking a driver’s seat in the total joint arena.

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Value-Based Care

Value-based healthcare is a delivery model in which providers are compensated based on patient health outcomes. Under value-based care agreements, providers (including hospitals and physicians) are recognized for helping patients improve their health, reduce the ramifications and incidence of chronic disease, and live a healthier lifestyle in an evidence-based process.

Value-based care is different from a traditional fee-for-service (FFS) approach. FFS providers are paid based on the amount of healthcare services they deliver. The “value” in value-based healthcare is derived from measuring health outcomes against the cost of delivering the outcomes.

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Maintenance. The word itself can often times come with a negative connotation due to the term “High Maintenance.” But when it comes to medical equipment maintenance, the key here is PREVENTative. In this issue’s Auxo Medical newsletter, we’ll peel back why the importance of preventative maintenance cannot be overemphasized.

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Sterilizer Chamber Cleanings

Saving Time, Trouble & Money: Sterilizer Chamber Cleanings

What is easy to do is also easy not to do.  – Jim Rohn

As a “microwave society” — we enjoy seeing results immediately, and not necessarily waiting for the compound effect to kick in over a long period of time.

Taking a few minutes every single day to clean sterilizer chambers has both short term and long term benefits. Think about the concept of dental hygiene; it is preventative maintenance. Do you brush your teeth daily? Of course you do. But, do you floss daily? Maybe not. It’s easy to do, but it’s also…easy not to do. The benefits of doing this mundane and extra minute or two of work every single day has exponential benefits for your health in the long run.

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