What can you sterilise?

Safety always comes first

SEE THE AUTOCLAVABLE PARTS OF THE INTELLIFLUX CIRCUIT

As the European leader in sterilisation, , Tecno-Gaz publishes good practice on the use of masks to prevent cross-contamination, as recommended by European legislation: EN 13060, EN17665-1, EN556-1 and the Spaulding classification. Spaulding defines the criticality of instruments used during dental treatment (critical, semi-critical, non-critical) according to their use and the possibility of contact with the patient’s skin and/or gum and tissue.
The following can be sterilised:

• Masks made of silicone (latex-free) and polycarbonate at 134°C
• Special autoclavable tubes (on demand) at 121°C or 134°C.

The neck strap and single-use tubes must, however, be disposed of after use.

Silicone masks

FOUR MASKS SUITABLE FOR EACH TYPE OF PATIENT
(CHILDREN AND ADULTS)

Masks with one-size-fits-all silicone front support and nasal profile in various sizes:

• Size 1 - XS
• Size 2 - S
• Size 3 - M
• Size 4 - L

Autoclavable at 134°C. Minimum: 30 cycles.

Masks structure

COMFORTABLE AND FUNCTIONAL IN ANY SITUATION

1. Patient frontal area support.
2. Gas outlet with check valve.
3. Gas inlet with check valve.
4. Soft, adaptive membranes to facilitate breathing.
5. Rigid polycarbonate front unit for maximum seal with no leakage and safe for operator.