Dental instrument washers are a highly efficient way to wash clinical instruments prior to sterilization. More than glorified dishwashers, these systems clean and remove debris from instruments using hot water and specialized surfactant solutions to ensure the instruments do not retain any material build-up that might interfere with the effectiveness of sterilization. Using an automated washer can provide both more effective and more efficient cleaning than other instrument cleaning options, and it can be safer for staff than washing instruments by hand. Some washers are designed to wash instruments already loaded in cassettes, and they are available in different sizes and installation configurations. When setting up or augmenting your sterilization center, it's a good idea to see how an automated instrument washer can fit into the plans.
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| Company | SciCan | SciCan |
| Item | HYDRIM C61 W G4 Instrument Washer | HYDRIM L110w Instrument Washer |
| Price | Inquire | Inquire |
| Description | The HYDRIM C61W G4 instrument washer features countertop or under the counter, steri-center installation; G4 web portal includes data storage, service | The HYDRIM L 110w can process 100 instrument sets in a 10-hour day. It is designed specifically for medium to large dental practices with five or more |
| Dimensions | 598 x 520 x 526 mm (23.5 x 20.5 x 20.7 inches) | 60.3 x 60.3 x 85.7 cm (23.75 x 23.75 x 33.75 inches) |
| Weight | 40 kg / 88 lbs | 80 kg (176 pounds) |
| Electrical | 208 - 240 V
12 A
60 Hz
| 208 - 240 V
15 A
60 Hz |
| Cycle Time | Rinse and Hold: 5 minutes | Rinse: 9 minutes
Regular: 16 minutes
Heavy Duty: 25 minutes |
| Water Supply | ¾ inch garden hose
male | ¾ inch garden hose
male |
| Capacity | 6 cassettes | 10 cassettes |
| Get Info | Not Available | Not Available |