Reno series low-temperature sterilizers

RENOSEM RENO S30

RENOSEM RENO S130D

RENOSEM RENO S130

RENOSEM RENO S90

RENOSEM RENO D50

RENOSEM RENO S20

RENOSEM RENO S-Plus

Low-temperature hydrogen peroxide (plasma) sterilizers are used for sterilizing medical devices that cannot withstand high temperature and moisture. Such a sterilizer allows safe processing of endoscopes, optics, polymer instruments, thermolabile materials, and complex medical devices. A plasma sterilizer forms sterilizing active particles from hydrogen peroxide in a vacuum, ensuring effective decontamination without damaging the instruments.

Purpose and Application

A low-temperature sterilizer is used in surgical departments, minimally invasive surgery units, endoscopy, intensive care, dentistry, and neonatology. Unlike steam autoclaves, a hydrogen peroxide sterilizer operates at significantly lower temperatures and does not affect the structure of sensitive materials. A gas plasma sterilizer provides sterile instruments in a short cycle and leaves no toxic residues.

Features of Low-Temperature Sterilizers

Plasma low-temperature sterilizers combine vacuum, low temperature, and active hydrogen peroxide radicals. This allows uniform treatment of surfaces and internal channels of instruments. Modern models are equipped with automatic programs, sterilization parameter control, filtration systems, and cycle logging.

• •Sterilization at low temperatures without damaging materials
• •No toxic or corrosive residues after the cycle
• •Ability to sterilize instruments with complex geometry and channels
• •Short cycles and quick availability of instruments for reuse
• •Automated control of all process stages

Thus, a hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilizer is an optimal solution for medical facilities where many thermolabile instruments are used and require fast and gentle sterilization.

How to Choose a Low-Temperature Sterilizer

To select a sterilizer for a specific department or medical center, it is important to consider the type of instruments and the intensity of their use.

• •Chamber volume – matching the number of instruments per cycle
• •Material compatibility (optics, polymers, endoscopes)
• •Duration of the complete sterilization cycle
• •Availability of documentation and parameter monitoring systems
• •Service support and accessibility of consumables

For hospitals with high usage volumes, models with large capacity and extended programs are recommended; for clinics, compact systems with optimized cycles are suitable.

Why Order Low-Temperature Sterilizers at dm-project.com.ua?

We offer certified medical low-temperature sterilizers with official warranty and service support. We provide delivery, commissioning, and staff training. All models comply with modern infection control requirements and healthcare facility standards.