Guides For The Reprocessing Room
Practical answers on cycle classes, feed water, chamber sizing, cleaning and traceability - written for the person who loads the machine, not for a brochure.
Class B Versus Class N Steam Sterilizers
What the cycle class actually changes, and why a practice that wraps instruments or reprocesses handpieces cannot use a Class N machine.
Read the guideProcess GuideFeed Water Is Why Sterilizers Fail Early
EN 13060 Annex C asks for conductivity below 5 microsiemens per centimetre. What happens when you ignore it, and how to produce that water on site.
Read the guideProcess GuideThe Instrument Reprocessing Workflow Step By Step
Clean, supply water, wrap, sterilize, store. What each stage is responsible for and the failure that shows up when one of them is skipped.
Read the guideBuying GuideChoosing The Right Autoclave Chamber Size
Chamber volume follows the busiest session rather than the number of chairs. How to work out which size in the 8 L to 45 L range fits your practice.
Read the guideProcess GuideUltrasonic Cleaning Before Sterilization
How cavitation reaches into hinges and lumens, how to load a tank properly, and why the cleaning stage decides what the autoclave can achieve.
Read the guideProcess GuidePouch Sealing And Cycle Traceability
The two things an inspector can check without opening anything - the seal on the packet and the record behind the cycle. How to make both automatic.
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