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Sterilization of Medical Waste

Sterilization of Medical Waste

The process of making infected wastes harmless by exposing the infected wastes (medical wastes) to high pressure steam and temperature for a certain period of time is defined as sterilization. In other words, it is the process of inactivating microorganisms with moisture, heat and pressure.

In the disposal of medical wastes originating from health institutions; Sterilization of wastes with high heat and steam is the most effective method. The medical waste sterilization method recommended by the International Health Organization is a solution that is easy to use compared to incineration, the training of the staff is fast and the investment and operating costs are much lower.

According to the Medical Waste Control Regulation, it is mandatory to have a waste shredding mechanism as well as a sterilization autoclave in medical waste sterilization facilities. Medical waste shredders in the medical waste shredding unit are located at the end or in front of the sterilization section. If the medical waste shredding unit is used before the sterilization unit, this unit is also subjected to the sterilization process at the end of the process.

Why sterilization?
Ease of Use

  • Fast training of operators
  • fully automated processes
  • low cost systems
  • Safe
  • All equipment is safe
  • Waste shredding and sterilization processes covered system
  • no contact with waste between processes
  • Economic
  • Easy to build and installLow disposal costs
  • Low operating costs
  • Investment return (depreciation) is short
  • Environmentally friendly
  • No dangerous emissions
  • Chemicals are not used in the processes
  • No radiation
  • Clean and Environment-friendly Technology
  • Advantages:
  • Ease of UseFast training of operators
  • Fully automatic processes
  • Low cost systems are safe
  • All equipment is safe
  • Waste shredding and sterilization processes closed system
  • No contact with waste between processes
  • Economic
  • Easy to build and install
  • Low disposal costs
  • Low operating costs
  • Return on investment (depreciation) is short
  • Environmentally friendly
  • No dangerous emissions
  • No chemicals are used in the processes
  • No radiation
  • Clean and environmentally friendly technology

    In the sterilization of medical wastes;

     

  • physical,
  • chemical,
  • Besides mechanical methods such as shredding
  • microwave,
  • superheated steam and
  • Methods such as irradiation (radiation) are used.
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Our Service Areas

As Rst Medical, we have always attracted attention with our wide range of products in the medical device manufacturing sector, and has succeeded in being among the few companies in our country in terms of quality and product portfolio. Rst Medikal has the European Standards Ce Certificate and has presented its products to various parts of the world, including Europe and the Middle East. To summarize briefly;

  • Steam Sterilizer
  • Air Steam Sterilizer
  • Sterilization devices used in the biopharmaceutical field
  • Double cover sterilizer
  • Bioseal compatible sterilizer
  • Pass Boxes
  • Pass Box
  • Dynamik Pass Box
  • Static pass box
  • Decontamination Rooms
  • Fimugation chamber
  • Wash disinfectant
  • Hydrogen peroxide sterilizer
  • Pharmalab
  • Liquid Sterilizer
  • Sterilizer Suitable for Bsl3 Laboratories
  • Sterilizer Suitable for Bsl4 Laboratories
  • Autoclave – Hot Water Autoclave
  • Medical Waste Sterilizer
  • Bottle Sterilizer
  • Pharmaceutical Sterilizer
  • Serum Sterilizer

It provides services in many areas such as and produces special production autoclave devices according to customer requests.

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What is Autoclave Device?

The autoclave performs sterilization in 25-40 minutes at 121 degrees Celsius in an environment saturated with pressurized water vapor. It was invented by Charles Chamberland in 1879. The name autoclave is derived from the Greek words auto – self and in Latin clavis (key) and means “self-locking device”.

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