MDS Medical 8L B-Type Vacuum Autoclave for Podiatry and Chiropody

MDS Medical 8L B-Type Vacuum Autoclave for Podiatry and Chiropody

MDS Medical 8L B-Type Vacuum Autoclave for Podiatry and Chiropody
When you work as a foot care specialist, one of the most important parts of your job is to ensure all instruments are sterilised before you reuse them. Not sterilising instruments thoroughly can lead to the spread of infections or disease. The MDS Medical 8L B-Type Vacuum Autoclave for Podiatry and Chiropody provides the most efficient and effective way to sterilise instruments while complying with the local and international regulations for instrument sterilisation.

Key Facts and Features
Manufactured from British technology
Uses the highest quality materials
Has a triple vacuum phase
Suitable for solid, lumened and porous loads
Fully complies with BS EN ISO 13060
Complies with the requirements of SCP's Decontamination Standards
Sterilises equipment at 134°C
Must be filled with RO/Distilled Water to avoid rusting from tap water
Printer included
Outside dimensions (LxWxH): 535 x 365 x 320mm
Tray dimensions (LxWxH): 255 x 130 x 15mm
Volume: 8L (three shelves)
Two trays included
Minimum cycle lasts 20 minutes
Weight of item: 34kg
Cost Efficient Solution
Practitioners are currently facing increased legislation, continued monitoring and control, evidence-based Health and Safety, decreasing budgets, and tighter margins all around. MDS Medical offers a cost efficient solution to take care of your sterilisation needs.

Sterilisation for Foot Care Instruments
When you work in a hospital or clinic as a podiatrist or chiropodist, you often have to use a wide variety of instruments to help your patients. The 8L B-Type Vacuum Autoclave for Podiatry and Chiropody can fit three shelves' worth of instruments at any one time. This includes solid, lumened or porous loads.

Sterilisation is a process that kills all living microorganisms, including bacterial and spores. Sterilisation can occur in a number of ways, but autoclaves use steam-heated sterilisation. In order to achieve sterility, a holding time of at least 15 minutes at 121°C or 3 - 4 minutes at 134°C is required.