REBSTOCK Sterilisation Container Systems
Ascend Surgical & Medical is the proud distributor of REBSTOCK Sterilisation Container Systems in the Australian market.
The reliable and safe storage of sterile instruments is a pre-condition for readily available and usable surgery sets. Well organised sterilisation cycles mean safety for Patients and Operating Theatre staff, but it also has great potential to reduce cost by optimising the process. Storage, transportation and disposal are perfectly organised with REBSTOCK sterilisation containers. They are made of lightweight, anodised aluminium with excellent drying properties.
The dimensions of our containers comply to international standards and therefore ideally fit the washing and sterilisation machines to secure an economic process.
Due to the quick and easy handling of the containers, the surgery sets can be provided for use within seconds. We offer a number of container types to suit our CSSD customer’s needs, and various accessories for the organisation of the sterilisation cycles.
VALVE CONTAINER SYSTEM
- Same properties as the Standard Container System
- Mechanical valve system in the body and lid
- Increased safety of handling containers, no exchange of filters needed
- Truly cost effective, no disposables
- System needs no special care or maintenance during its lifetime of typically 10 years
MODULAR AUTO LOCK MECHANISM
- Heat-sensitive automatic locking system
- Developed to ease sterilisation control and increase the security
- Designed to be used with different container systems
- Usable in steam autoclave
- Re-usable and more cost effective than plastic locks
- Ecologically friendly
- Failure reduction
- Minimum expected lifetime is 5000 cycles
- No maintenance and service needed
- At a temperature above 100°C, the locking mechanism is activated and blocks the uncontrolled opening of the lid
- To open the container, the red locking device can be pushed back and the container can be opened
- The locking mechanism cannot be activated manually, only by temperature
