STERRAD Gas Plasma Sterilization System under low temperature for R&D market

STERRAD Gas Plasma Sterilization System under low temperature for R&D market

Although EO (Ethylene Oxide) gas is widely used for the sterilization, it is recognized as carcinogenic substance in accordance with Industrial Safety and Health Law (modified on May 2001).The law defines the EO gas concentration should not exceed 1ppm in the working environment by means of the administration and management of the gas.

In addition, Tokyo Ordinance on Environmental Preservation modified on April 2001 requests that the concentration of EO gas ventilation to the outside should be less than 46ppm. As STERRAD Gas Plasma Sterilization System utilizes Hydrogen Peroxide Gas Plasma, the system generates no toxic or harmful emissions, thus reducing cost associated with monitoring and removing of EO gas in the workplace.

CURRENT EXAMPLES OF PURCHASE

A certain researcher working for A company’s laboratory for Regenerative Medicine
: To sterilize the testing instruments related to the biological cultivation

A certain researcher working for B company’s preparation room for animal feeding
: To sterilize electronics devices such as a mobile PC after it was brought to the animal feeding area

Instead of EO gas, Gas Plasma Sterilization System under low temperature spreads out wider and wider due to nothing harmful!

Only STERRAD can be safe for both humans and environment, simultaneously providing prompt sterilization, which supercedes the EO gas sterilization equipment.
Everyone should know that EO gas raises risks to humans and environment higher?
A good reason to consider STERRAD right away!!
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(A picture shows STERRAD 200, 50, 100S from left side.)

<< Comparison Table between Gas Plasma and EO >>

	STERRAD Gas Plasma Sterilization System under low temp.	EO(Ethylene Oxide Gas) Sterilization
Safety	Nothing of noxious fume, due to Hydrogen Peroxide Gas Plasma,	EO gas=Ethylene Oxide is Carcinogenic material. (According to Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) Industrial Safety and Health Law: the environment concentration shall be less than 1 ppm
Disinfectant Time	40～105 min. No aeration is required after sterilization.	150～300 min. The aeration is required for 12～24 hours after sterilization
Disinfectant Temperature	About 45°C	About 37 - 55°C
Utility	Electric power only	Electric power source Steam Ventilation Water supply and drainage

Questions and comments on this matter :
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