Sterilization equipment for clinics that reprocess on site
Medical clinic using Joident sterilization equipment

Sterilization For Medical Practices And Outpatient Departments

Joident's medical equipment range supports hospitals in maintaining aseptic conditions across surgical, treatment and laboratory environments. The system integrates steam sterilizers, water distillers, thermal sealers and ultrasonic cleaners to form a complete instrument reprocessing loop. Each unit is designed to meet the demands of high-volume, high-compliance settings where sterility is non-negotiable.

Pain Points

What Outpatient Departments Run Into

  • Manual sterilization processes increase the risk of human error and inconsistent cycle records
  • Inadequate sterilization of wrapped or hollow instruments can lead to intraoperative infections
  • Non-compliant water quality damages internal components and reduces equipment lifespan
  • Lack of traceability makes audit preparation time-consuming and unreliable
  • Separate equipment from multiple suppliers complicates training, maintenance and compliance
  • Biological waste disposal without prior sterilization poses infection risks to staff and the environment
Instrument reprocessing for medical

What This Sector Needs

  • A Class B steam sterilizer capable of processing wrapped and hollow instruments with fractionated vacuum cycles
  • A consistent supply of low-conductivity water to prevent scaling and maintain boiler integrity
  • A thermal sealer to ensure pouches are sealed with visible cycle date and time
  • An ultrasonic cleaner to remove organic residue before sterilization
  • A system that logs every cycle to removable media for audit and compliance purposes
  • Equipment that conforms to EN 13060, IEC 61010-1 and other relevant safety and performance standards

Typical Scenarios

  • Sterilizing surgical instruments including scalpels, forceps, scissors and suture needles before each operation
  • Processing sterile gowns, caps, bandages and dressings used in operating theatres and treatment rooms
  • Ensuring catheters, syringes and endoscopes are fully sterilized before patient contact
  • Sterilizing surgical light handles, bed accessories and other hard-to-clean equipment
  • Preparing biological waste such as used instruments and pathological samples for safe disposal
  • Sterilizing liquid drug preparations and hospital-manufactured solutions to prevent contamination
Process

The Reprocessing Sequence In A Medical Practice

1

Cleaning

instruments are cleaned in a Meto ultrasonic cleaner to remove organic and inorganic residues

2

Water supply

distilled water from a Distilo water distiller is used to fill the sterilizer's clean water tank

3

Wrapping

instruments are placed in pouches or reels and sealed on a Seal thermal sealer with the cycle date visible

4

Sterilization

the load is processed in a Novo Pro steam sterilizer using a Class B fractionated vacuum cycle

Recommended Equipment

Feed Water Is Why Sterilizers Fail Early
Water Distiller

Distilo

The Distilo water distiller produces low-conductivity water for sterilization and instrument reprocessing in s.

Pouch Sealing And Cycle Traceability
Thermal Sealer

Seal

The Seal thermal sealer is designed for clinics that need reliable, consistent sealing of sterilization pouche.

Ultrasonic Cleaning Before Sterilization
Ultrasonic Cleaner

Meto 30

The Meto 30 is a 30 L medical ultrasonic cleaner designed for high-volume instrument cleaning in hospitals, su.

Delivery

What Joident Delivers To A Medical Practice

All equipment is manufactured under ISO 13485:2016 quality management system certification

Units are tested before shipment with an aging test programme measured in days, not hours

Each machine is shipped with documentation including operating instructions and conformity statements

The product family is designed to work as a single integrated system, reducing setup complexity

Certifications include EU CE marking, TUV ISO 13485:2016, and compliance with EN 13060, IEC 61010-1 and EN 61326

FAQ

Medical Sterilization Questions

What types of instruments can be sterilized in a Class B steam sterilizer
Class B sterilizers can process wrapped instruments, hollow instruments such as endoscopes and handpieces, and solid instruments. The fractionated vacuum removes air from the load, ensuring steam penetrates all surfaces.
What water quality is required for the sterilizer
Feed water must meet EN 13060 Annex C, with conductivity below 5 microsiemens per centimetre. Distilled water from a Distilo water distiller meets this requirement.
How are cycle records stored for compliance
Every cycle is automatically recorded to SD card or USB. An internal or external printer can also be fitted to produce a paper record.
Can the system be used in laboratories and other hospital departments
Yes. The system supports sterilization needs in laboratories, blood banks, maternity wards, emergency rooms and other departments requiring a sterile environment.
Is the equipment suitable for biological waste sterilization
Yes. The high-temperature, high-pressure steam effectively sterilizes biological waste such as used instruments, dressings and pathological samples before disposal.
What standards does the equipment conform to
The equipment conforms to EN 13060 for small steam sterilizers, IEC 61010-1 and IEC 61010-2-040 for electrical safety, and EN 61326 for measurement and control equipment.
Do you supply OEM or ODM versions for hospital equipment providers
Yes. Joident provides OEM and ODM solutions for distributors and healthcare equipment providers. Customization includes language settings, branding and integration into existing workflows.

Specify A Medical Reprocessing Room

Tell us the instrument sets you reprocess and the daily volume and we will propose a configuration.