Disinfection and sterilization

How to organize disinfection and sterilization

• Step 1 - initial disinfection: a container with concentrate for immersing tools immediately after use.
• Step 2 - cleaning: an ultrasonic cleaner removes dirt from tools and drill bits that cannot be scrubbed by hand.
• Step 3 - sterilization: a Class B autoclave for tools that break the skin, packaged in pouches sealed with a heat sealer; a UV-C sterilizer for storing tools that are already clean, not a replacement for an autoclave.
• Surfaces - disinfectant spray for the chair, countertop, and floor between clients; hand sanitizers.
• Consumables - a water distiller for the autoclave, printer paper, filters, and seals.

Who it's for

For any beauty salon, podiatry clinic, hair salon, barbershop, or tattoo studio. Autoclaves are in a separate collection.

Frequently asked questions

• Does a UV-C sterilizer sterilize? Not in the medical sense - it is used to store tools after disinfection or sterilization in an autoclave.
• How do I choose an ultrasonic cleaner's capacity? 0.6-1 l for nippers and drill bits, 3-6 l for larger tools and several sets at once.
• How do I dilute the concentrate? Follow the product label - concentration and contact time depend on the product; do not shorten the immersion time.
• Is one spray enough for surfaces and tools? No - use products designed for tools on tools, and surface spray on chairs and countertops.