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Enzymes working with surgical instrument detergents deliver: detergents, enzymes, and surgical instrument lubricant cleaners.
Four enzymes cleaners with surface cleaning detergents are necessary to achieve superior medical instrument cleaning outcomes. Surgical instrument cleaning detergents that do not contain four enzymes cannot remove all forms of surgical debris. For the surgical instrument cleaning process to be thorough, four enzymes are necessary. The applications for those enzymes are: lipase enzyme cleaners to remove fat, amylase enzyme cleaners to remove starch, carbohydrase enzyme cleaners to remove high starches, and protease enzyme cleaners to remove blood and lipids emulsified with proteins.
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ONE cleaner surgical instrument cleaning detergents boost cleaning power and cleaning residue free. The four enzyme surgical instrument cleaning detergent delivers the highest quality surgical instrument reprocessing cleaning outcomes.
The four medical enzymes used for enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners have a specific function. The four enzymes can remove all forms of surgical bioburden that contaminate surgical instruments scopes, and utensils. The enzyme for surgical instrument detergent cleaners are proteins produced by living organisms that act as catalysts to speed up chemical reactions that would otherwise occur at a much slower rate. The catalysts delivered with enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners help the surgical instrument cleaning process from a beginning to an end. The medical enzyme catalysts are not used up in the instrument cleaning process and are available for multiple cleaning cycles.
The enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaner enzymes fit their target bioburden substrates like a lock fits a key. The surgical instrument cleaning enzymes active site is open only to specific target substances (the surgical bioburden being cleaned. If the enzyme cleaner doesn't match the key (the type of bioburden), the enzymes can't enter, and no cleaning reaction occurs. This makes the action of enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners highly specific for their substrates. For this reason, specific enzymes are needed for cleaning the bioburden most commonly found on surgical instruments. The four enzymes necessary for enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners to be effective.
The enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners are protease enzyme cleaners to break down proteins including blood, amylase enzyme cleaners to break down starch and catalyze the hydrolysis of starch, lipase enzyme cleaners to break down fats and high-level lipids, and carbohydrase enzyme cleaners to break down high level starches. Enzyme surgical instrument detergent cleaners that do not offer these four enzymes cannot remove all forms of proteinaceous bioburden and will not be as effective for cleaning surgical instruments.
When bioburden has been emulsified, i.e., during suction, the bioburden becomes more challenging to remove, particularly lipids and proteins. Highly concentrated protease enzyme cleaners and lipase enzyme cleaners are necessary for cleaning for cleaning phacoemulsification handpieces.
ONE cleaner enzymatic eye surgical instrument cleaners with surface cleaning detergents breakdown and remove emulsified lipids and proteins. The ONE cleaner was originally designed for cleaning phacoemulsification handpieces.
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ONE cleaner enzyme detergent medical instrument lubricant cleaning solutions are safe for cleaning medical instruments, including; flexible and rigid scopes, stainless steel surgical instruments, tungsten carbide surgical instruments, aluminum, brass, plastic materials, delicate surgery micro surgical instruments, surgical instrument ultrasonic cleaners, and surgical instrument washers.
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enzymatic detergent cleaners
include a surgical instrument lubricant
that lubricate moving parts with every cleaning cycle.
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