Washer Disinfector LWHD-T2012

Introduction

Washer Disinfector is an automatic washer disinfector with a capacity of 350 cleaning, first drift, disinfect, second drift, thermal drift and drying. This disinfector uses glutaraldehyde disinfectant and then the instruments are rinsed with hot water over 90°C in a circulating process to ensure thorough disinfection. Our disinfector has no dead corners in cleaning and disinfection, completely solving the problem of incomplete cleaning and disinfection.

This washer disinfector is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Washer Disinfector is ideal for use in outpatient clinics, departments, and central sterilization service departments (). It provides safe, economical, and effective processing of surgical and medical items, especially those that are radioactive, contaminated, or high in volume.

Specifications

Capacity	350 L
Hot Water Rinsing Temperature	Above 90℃
Hot Air Drying Temperature	Above 100℃
Loading Capacity	8 standard baskets
Heating Method	Electric heating
Enzyme Cleaning Time	35 minutes
Atmospheric Pressure Range	70 kPa to 106 kPa
Water Supply Pressure	0.2 MPa to 0.5 MPa
Noise	Up to 75 dB (A)
Permissible Temperature	5℃ to 40℃
Permissible Humidity	Up to 80%
Power	31 kW
Power Supply	AC380V / 50Hz
Chamber Dimension	672 × 595 × 980 mm
Overall Dimension	950 × 700 × 2060 mm

Features

Multiple working modes

Built-in printer

Low noise operation

Excellent load capacity

Self-check fault diagnosis

Caster wheels

FAQs

1. What is the Washer Disinfector and what makes it suitable for medical environments?

Washer Disinfector is an automatic, high-capacity cleaning and disinfection system designed specifically for use in medical and laboratory environments. With a 350-liter chamber, it provides a reliable, automated solution for cleaning and disinfecting surgical and medical instruments. It follows a thorough process that includes pre-cleaning, cleaning, rinsing, disinfection, and drying. This makes it ideal for use in settings such as outpatient clinics, intensive care units, and central sterilization service departments.

2. What is the cleaning cycle process used in this washer disinfector?

It operates through a detailed and effective multi-stage cleaning process. The cycle begins with pre-cleaning, followed by enzyme-based cleaning to break down organic matter. After that, instruments undergo a first rinse, then chemical disinfection using a glutaraldehyde solution. A second rinse follows to remove any chemical residue. Finally, the system performs thermal disinfection using hot water above 90°C and completes the process with high-temperature drying above 100°C. This comprehensive sequence ensures both physical and microbiological cleanliness.

3. What types of disinfectants can be used?

Washer Disinfector is compatible with medical-grade disinfectants, particularly glutaraldehyde, which is known for its broad-spectrum effectiveness against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores. Glutaraldehyde is widely used in hospital and laboratory settings for high-level disinfection. The system uses this chemical during the disinfection stage, in combination with circulating hot water, to ensure that all microbial contamination is thoroughly eliminated from instruments.

4. How much load can the washer handle in one cycle?

It is designed to handle a high workload and can accommodate up to eight standard baskets in a single cleaning cycle. This makes it a practical choice for high-volume environments where a large number of medical instruments need to be processed efficiently. Its large capacity helps reduce the number of cycles required per day, improving overall workflow and productivity in busy medical facilities.

5. Is the operation of the washer disinfector noisy?

The Washer Disinfector operates with a noise level of up to 75 decibels, which is relatively quiet for an industrial-grade medical device. It is designed to minimize noise during operation, making it suitable for use in hospital and lab environments where maintaining a quiet atmosphere is important. Its low-noise performance contributes to a more comfortable and less disruptive work setting.