Looking for an efficient OR sterilizer...
....to quickly and effectively sterilize instruments?

Introducing the MD-5000
OR Rapid Heat Transfer Sterilizer

• Dry sterilized instruments in a "flash."
• FDA cleared to achieve sterilization in 6 minutes.
• Uses dry laminar air flow @ 375° F.
• Rapid turn-around - no drying cycle.
• No steam or water required.
• Pre-set time/temperature cycles.
• Compact 17" square x 15" high.
• Standard 110-120 volt electrical service.
• Easy to maintain and operate.
• Trouble-free record keeping system.

Accessories and Equipment Options include:

Dry Heat Culture Sets Chemical & Biological Indicators Sterilization Bags
Heat Resistant Gloves Instrument Cooling Plate Printers Transport Carts

Comparison of the MedDetect Rapid Heat Sterilizer with Traditional Flash Sterilization Print Product Brochure MedDetect Rapid Heat Sterilizer A dry-heat sterilizer utilizing rapid laminar airflow to transfer heat to instruments (375°F). Pre-set established time-temperature cycles cleared by FDA under pre-market notification [510(k)]. FDA demonstrated 6 Log kill at 6 minutes for unwrapped instruments; 12 minutes for wrapped instruments. Established biological testing parameters as per ANSI/AAMI ST50 “Dry Heat (Heated Air) Sterilizers” as required by FDA for 510(k). Designed for in-surgery use (110 V electrical; measures 17” x 17” x 15”; no water requirement; cool to the touch; no hot air discharge; avoids instrument transportation). Eliminates possibility of corrosion. Rapid instrument turn-around (no warm-up cycle after initial beginning of the day start-up; no drying cycle required. Established as a proven method of full sterilization for routine sterilization of instruments. Flash Sterilizer A wet-heat sterilizer utilizing wet steam to transfer heat to instruments (250-275°F). Time-temperature cycles to be established by operator to determine effectiveness under situation variables. Must be demonstrated by operator to meet 6 Log kill under time-temperature conditions used. No biological testing parameters stated for“flash” cycle under ANSI/AAMI ST8 “Hospital Steam Sterilizers” as required for 510(k) use. Typically designed for use outside the surgery area (usually SPD) requiring transportation of clean instruments through “dirty” areas. Possibility of corrosion to fine and delicate instruments. Requires sterilizer to come to pressure prior to the sterilizing cycle; has additional drying cycle. To be used only as a “last-resort” method to sterilize instruments.