Honeywell Oxyfume® Sterilants

Oxyfume® Sterilant Gas Blends

Oxyfume® Sterilant Gas Blends

Honeywell Oxyfume non-flammable ethylene oxide sterilant gas blends - The workhorse sterilizing gases for re-usable heat sensitive medical devices. Oxyfume is provided in two formulations: Oxyfume 2000, used mostly by manufacturers of single-use medical devices; and Oxyfume 2002, used mostly by hospitals when processing re-usable medical devices.
 
Oxyfume® 2002 Sterilant Gas
Health care providers who require the highest margin of sterilizing safety in low temperature sterilizers use Oxyfume 2002. It is a non-flammable blend of10 weight % ethylene oxide in HCFC [hydrochlorofluorocarbon] -124 and HCFC-22.The EPA Pesticide Registration Number for Oxyfume 2002 is 67470-9. Oxyfume 2002 sterilant manufacture and sale must be discontinued in the United States, under the Clean Air Act, effective January 1, 2010.
 
Oxyfume® 2000 Sterilant Gas
Oxyfume 2000 is used primarily by medical device manufacturers and by health care providers who have converted their sterilizers from Oxyfume 2002. It is a non-flammable blend of 8.6 weight ethylene oxide in HCFC-124. The EPA Pesticide Registration Number for Oxyfume 2000 is 67470-8. Oxyfume 2000 sterilant manufacture and sale must be discontinued in the United States, under the Clean Air Act, effective January 1, 2015.
 
Stericert® Control Systems
Stericert control systems manufactured and sold by H&W Technology, LLCof Rochester, NY, provides the hospital user a control system that can be retrofitted on installed blend sterilizers, new or old. Significant performance advantages.
 
Start the sterilizer as late as 8 PM. - Sterile goods ready for surgery next morning.
Uses 25% less gas each cycle
Keep your current chamber, carts and procedures
Spend the least to upgrade present facility
Generate both electronic and paper records
Validated to use either Oxyfume or Steriflo with no hardware changes.
Stericert brochure (pdf)
New EtO controls shorten sterilization time and save money for Forum Health Systems(pdf).
Case In Point - Improve Turn-around Time in a Sterilizer Using Oxyfume Gas at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center (pdf).
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