ONEcleaner
medical enzyme detergent
clean faster.
ONEcleaner
highly concentrated detergents with
cut cleaning costs.
The ONEcleaner enzyme medical surgical instrument detergents remove surgical instrument stains, prevent pitting and corrosion, recondition water to avoid mineral encrustation, improve surface protection, and lubricate surgical instruments.
The ONEcleaner enzyme medical surgical instrument detergents deliver: protease medical enzymes, amylase medical enzymes, lipase medical enzymes, and carbohydrase medical enzymes. This rapidly removes even the most stubborn organic encrustation and bio-burden including: blood, fat, carbohydrates, starches, and protein.
The ONEcleaner medical enzyme surgical instrument detergents break down and remove bioburden, clean the surface, remove stains, and strengthen the protective passive layer to prevent staining, corrosion, and pitting. The removal of emulsified bioburden is the most difficult cleaning challenges. Due to the emulsification of lipids and proteins, cleaning orthopedic surgical Instruments prior to sterilization, and cleaning eye surgical instruments, offer the most difficult cleaning challenges. Surgical procedures that involve suction produce emulsified forms of bioburden, this includes eye surgical procedures that use phacoemulsification.
Due to the increased awareness of TASS and it's most probable causes, the ONEcleaner free rinsing medical enzyme cleaners were developed to deliver residue instruments, prior to sterilizing eye surgical instruments. During the field trials, it was discovered that the ONEcleaner performed better than any other product for cleaning surgical instruments prior to sterilization, including instrumentation exhibiting the most challenging bioburden, stains, and encrustation.
The free rinsing ONEcleaner was originally designed to avoid the rinsing problems associated with cleaning eye surgical instrument and using eye surgical instrument detergents.
The all-in-ONEcleaner medical enzyme surgical instrument detergents lubricate moving parts while they strengthen the passive layer of protection against to pitting and corrosion.