Washer Disinfector LWHD-T2010

Introduction

Washer Disinfector features a 50 screen integrated with a single-chip microcomputer system. The drying temperature and time are adjustable to suit different instrument needs. Each cleaning cycle takes less than 60 minutes, depending on the load and settings. Our disinfector is suitable for handling small batches of surgical and dental instruments.

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 used for cleaning and drying conventional surgical and dental instruments with high efficiency. It is ideal for use in hospitals, dental clinics, and small medical facilities.

Specifications

Capacity	50 L
Water Consumption	5 L per step
Cycle Time	Less than 60 min (adjustable)
Drying Method	Hot air drying
Heating Method	Electric heating mode
Cleaning Capacity	1 basket for oral use, 18 mobile phones
Control Mode	3.5 inch screen, single chip microcomputer system
Power Supply	AC 220 V ± 22 V 50 Hz ± 1 Hz
Dimension	585 × 645 × 625 mm
Packing Dimension	635 × 675 × 695 mm
Net Weight	50 kg
Gross Weight	70 kg

Features

Built-in filters

Built-in washing spray system

High cleaning efficiency

Manual door operation

Compact and durable structure

FAQs

1. What makes the Washer Disinfector ideal for medical and dental instrument cleaning?

Washer Disinfector is specifically engineered for high-efficiency cleaning and drying of surgical and dental instruments in healthcare environments. With its 50 liter chamber, it can process small batches while maintaining high standards of hygiene. It features a built-in washing spray system for thorough decontamination, hot air drying supported by filtration to ensure internal and external dryness, and an intuitive 3.5-inch control interface for streamlined operation. These attributes make it a reliable and compact solution for hospitals, clinics, and dental practices where quality, safety, and operational efficiency are priorities.

2. How does the Washer Disinfector ensure complete drying of instruments?

Washer Disinfector uses a hot air drying system integrated with filters to guarantee that all instruments, especially those with complex internal surfaces—are dried thoroughly. The drying process is assisted by forced air circulation, and both time and temperature can be precisely adjusted based on the type and sensitivity of instruments. This not only eliminates moisture but also reduces the risk of microbial growth post-cleaning, ensuring sterile, ready-to-use instruments every cycle.

3. What makes the Washer Disinfector energy and water efficient?

Efficiency is a key design element of the Washer Disinfector . Each cleaning step consumes just 5 liters of water, making it a low-resource option suitable for facilities aiming to reduce operational costs and environmental impact. Additionally, the cycle time is less than 60 minutes and can be adjusted as needed, preventing unnecessary energy consumption. Its electric heating system and precise control reduce waste, while still delivering hospital-grade thermal disinfection and drying performance.

4. Can the Washer Disinfector be integrated into existing hospital workflows easily?

Yes, the Washer Disinfector is designed with integration and usability in mind. It operates via a 3.5-inch microcomputer-controlled screen, allowing staff to manage cycles without complex training. The compact footprint (585 × 645 × 625 mm) makes it suitable for installation in sterilization rooms, dental clinics, and even mobile healthcare units. Manual door operation ensures mechanical simplicity, while the inner trolley and optional baskets offer flexible loading configurations for a wide variety of medical tools.

5. What safety and hygiene standards does the Washer Disinfector comply with?

Washer Disinfector is built to meet strict medical hygiene protocols. The built-in filters prevent re-contamination during the drying phase, and the closed-system spray design limits exposure during cleaning. While specific certifications depend on the region, its thermal disinfection capability, material safety, and efficient drying align with international expectations for washer-disinfectors used in infection control processes. For detailed compliance documentation, users are advised to contact the supplier or refer to the technical manual.