• Lowest operating cost in the industry.
• Reliable efficacy when treating blood canisters or other bulk liquids.
• No need to segregate white bag from red bag waste.

• Continuous feed improves operating efficiency and avoids batch-type autoclave function.
• Available on demand, ready to operate without heat-up time.
• No post shredding required.
• Integral shredding applies live steam impingement to the homogeneous waste stream. Efficacy does not rely on conduction through bulk liquids (vacuum canisters) or insulated layers of bags or boxes.
• Treated waste volume is reduced by up to 90%, producing a lightweight, inexpensive, solid municipal waste, minimal landfill impact and no soil, water or air pollution.
• Institutional liability is limited because the point of generation equals the point of treatment.

Conventional Autoclave Efficacy Alert  2011-01-04

Vacuum and Gravity autoclaves were once thought to do a good job of treating medical waste until recently when it was discovered in California that bulk liquids like those contained in suction canisters were not being treated properly during the historic time, temperature and pressure cycles.