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By using medical and surgical disposable instruments, the risk of transmission of infection and cross-contamination through improperly reprocessed instruments can be safely excluded. In addition, single-use instruments are usually individually packaged aseptically and can be used immediately. Since the instruments are reprocessed immediately after use, time and costs for reprocessing and sterilization of the instruments are saved. Wherever economic pressure increases and time is scarce, the use of single-use tools is obvious. Especially when the hygiene and safety requirements are particularly high. Sentina disposable instruments combine considerable savings with full functionality and at the same time relieve the employees. This applies to all invasive and non-invasive applications.

There are also no costs for the provision of consumables, for example. Used for instrument disinfectant, aseptic packaging and expensive equipment, etc. B. autoclave or film sealing device. From the surgical tweezers to the mosquito forceps and the Mayo-Hegar needle holder to the surgical scissors, the most common surgical instruments can also be used as single-use instruments. For example, Fuhrmann offers dissecting forceps, which, thanks to the dissecting surface of the mouth, can hold the tissue firmly but do not damage the surface of the tissue. In addition to the mosquito forceps, the Halstead artery forceps are ideal for grasping and fixing blood vessels.

Disposable instruments do not require complex and expensive reprocessing, but are disposed of immediately. The puncture-proof container ensures the disposal and disposal of single-use instruments for waste recycling without injuring or infecting hospital staff or external personnel. Wet treatment in a cleaning solution as is the case with reusable instruments is not required. In the waste incineration plant, the metal is reliably sorted out by the magnetic separator and the scrap obtained from it is used to manufacture other products. More and more German clinics are switching to single-use surgical instruments for wards and outpatient departments. You have not only opted for perfect and consistently high quality.

Single-use products can also be viewed from an ecological point of view. After use, the instrument is immediately collected in a puncture-proof container and disposed of with the clinic's household waste. In the incineration plant, the metal is separated from the remaining slag using a magnetic process. The recovery rate of modern heat recovery systems is almost 99%. The recovered metal is then reused to make other products.