Kevorkian Suction Biopsy Curette with Basket - 1.2mm / 30 cm
Kevorkian Suction Biopsy Curette with Basket - 1.2mm / 30 cm
Care and Maintenance of Instruments
- Clean and lubricate the brand new instruments before the first sterilization.
- After use, disinfect, clean, lubricate, and sterilize the instruments as soon as possible.
- Disinfect chemo-thermally, thermally or by immersing into a combined disinfecting and cleaning solution.
- Delicate instruments can be cleaned by ultrasonic treatment.
- Rinse thoroughly and carefully after cleaning. If possible, use demineralized water.
- Dry sufficiently after rising.
- Treat the instruments with joints, ratchets, or threads with lubricating agent based on paraffin oil.
- Follow the sterilization instructions of the manufacturer.
- Prior to sterilization, only close the first ratchet on the instruments.
- Normally, autoclaving is performed with saturated water steam at 134o C.
- When instruments are hot-air sterilized, the temperature should be between 180oC and 200oC.
- Corroded instruments should be discarded immediately.
$0.56
Original: $1.59
-65%Kevorkian Suction Biopsy Curette with Basket - 1.2mm / 30 cmā
$1.59
$0.56
Description
Kevorkian Suction Biopsy Curette with Basket - 1.2mm / 30 cm
Care and Maintenance of Instruments
- Clean and lubricate the brand new instruments before the first sterilization.
- After use, disinfect, clean, lubricate, and sterilize the instruments as soon as possible.
- Disinfect chemo-thermally, thermally or by immersing into a combined disinfecting and cleaning solution.
- Delicate instruments can be cleaned by ultrasonic treatment.
- Rinse thoroughly and carefully after cleaning. If possible, use demineralized water.
- Dry sufficiently after rising.
- Treat the instruments with joints, ratchets, or threads with lubricating agent based on paraffin oil.
- Follow the sterilization instructions of the manufacturer.
- Prior to sterilization, only close the first ratchet on the instruments.
- Normally, autoclaving is performed with saturated water steam at 134o C.
- When instruments are hot-air sterilized, the temperature should be between 180oC and 200oC.
- Corroded instruments should be discarded immediately.
