Gain essential insights to build dependable cleaning processes and enhance medical device manufacturing opportunities by attending this Product Quality Cleaning Webinar brought to you by the Cleaning Research Group at SHSU and BFK Solutions. The webinar will feature our very own, Jeff Phillips, Senior Director in Science and Marketing, who will discuss critical cleaning and … [Read more...] about Webinar: The Dirty Secrets of Cleaning Medical Devices
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Water Spots on Medical Devices After Washer Cleaning
Q. We are washing stainless medical devices in a washer and are getting water spots. We are using Solujet and Citrajet. What’s causing this problem? A. Water spots typically occur because of two main reasons: the orientation of the parts in the washer is trapping dirty wash water and/or detergent dosing is insufficient. If any items being washed have a shape that can retain … [Read more...] about Water Spots on Medical Devices After Washer Cleaning
Join Us at BIOMEDevice East in Boston
Visit Alconox Inc. at BIOMEDevice East 2019, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, May 15-16, 2019. Stop by Booth 729 to receive our unique gifts, expert technical support for your critical cleaning applications, and detergent samples. Our critical cleaning detergents remove an array of soils while leaving no interfering residues in applications for medical device … [Read more...] about Join Us at BIOMEDevice East in Boston
Join Us at MD&M Anaheim 2019
Visit Alconox, Inc. at MD&M West, Anaheim, CA, February 5-7, 2019. Stop by booth #1350 to receive our unique gifts, expert technical support for your critical cleaning applications, and detergent samples. Our critical cleaning detergents remove an array of soils while leaving no interfering residues in applications for medical device reprocessing, medical device … [Read more...] about Join Us at MD&M Anaheim 2019
Why “No Phosphates” for Medical Instrument Cleaning?
Q: Why do some medical instrument makers caution against cleaning with cleaners or detergents containing phosphates? A: This derives from concern over Tri Sodium Phosphate (TSP) cleaners that can have a pH of 12 in a 1% solution, which OSHA, for example, would define as corrosive, meaning: “A chemical that causes visible destruction of, or irreversible alterations in, living … [Read more...] about Why “No Phosphates” for Medical Instrument Cleaning?