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In the world of electronics assembly, worker safety, waste reduction and production efficiency have always been important. But in the early 1980’s a game-changing invention transformed the landscape forever.

In the intricate world of Sterile Processing Departments, germicidal detergents emerge as indispensable tools, particularly for handling delicate items that cannot undergo thermal disinfection in washer disinfectors.

In the dynamic landscape of industrial cleaning, businesses often opt for switching cleaning fluids in their vapor degreasers to enhance efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance. While the decision is sound, the process demands meticulous attention to cleaning, neutralization, and passivation of the vapor degreaser to avoid potential pitfalls.

In the fast-paced world of fiber optics, the belief that brand-new connectors are automatically pristine and ready for use straight out of the box is a common misconception. Surprisingly, even fresh out-of-the-factory end faces can fall victim to contamination during the intricate manufacturing and packaging processes.

When it comes to Sterile Processing, ensuring the cleanliness and safety of medical instruments is of paramount importance. As contaminated instruments arrive, the journey towards thorough soil removal begins with the use of various detergents. However, complexities arise when we consider the delicate balance between germ-killing and device compatibility in the "dirty" decontamination process.

Dental treatment units and the chairs used by both patients and operators are vital investments for any dental practice. However, they are constantly exposed to contaminated aerosols and require frequent cleaning and disinfection between patients. While this is crucial for maintaining a safe and hygienic environment, the use of certain disinfectants containing solvents can inadvertently cause cracking and damage to these chairs and plastic components. In this blog post, we will shed light on the hidden culprit behind these cracks and provide three simple ways to protect your valuable dental chairs.