Veterinary reprocessing carries everything a medical steri room does — plus hair, organic load and dental tartar that make hand scrubbing slower and nastier. One benchtop tank absorbs all of it.
Post-op instruments cleaned to pre-sterilisation standard — box joints, serrations and orthopaedic hardware, hands off the sharps.
Tartar scalers, luxators and burs — cavitation strips the mineral and organic load that makes veterinary dental kit the worst scrubbing job in the building.
Hair, oil and skin residue out of clipper blades in minutes; blades cut cooler and last longer when the gullets are actually clean.
Speculums, bowls, cages fittings, instrument trays — the standing backlog cleared on a timer while staff do clinical work.
The scrub sink is skilled-nurse time spent on brushing. Ten unattended machine minutes buys those hands back every single day.
Less handling of contaminated instruments means less exposure — the same WHS argument as human health, with fur on it.
Surgery, dental, grooming and general practice share the tank on different cycles and chemistry — one bench asset earning across the whole clinic.
The clinic default — full spay kit or dental set in one cycle, footprint that fits any prep room.
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Hospitals and mixed/equine practice: the 440 mm basket takes long instruments, large kits and the Monday backlog.
View, buy or rent →High-volume referral hospitals move to MSX-class machines with larger baskets and duty cycles.
| Chemistry | Brulin 815 GD or Sonidet for instruments · FX Degreaser for clipper/grooming duty. No caustics or acids |
| Temperature | 40–50 °C |
| Power | Low–Med (instruments) · Med (grooming gear) |
| Time | 5–15 minutes |
| Then | Rinse · dry · inspect · sterilise where required |
Starting points only — part condition, chemistry and load set the final card. We help you dial it in.
Send us a tray of your worst — we clean it, photograph it and send back the result with the machine and cycle that did it.