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New Look Autoclave Range Launched


Astell Scientifi c, a leading UK manufacturer and distributor of autoclaves, steam generators and effl uent decontamination systems is pleased to announce the launch of a new and improved range of autoclaves. The new range of circular chamber autoclaves is available in various sizes, as benchtop, compact, and free- standing units, and with options of top and front loading confi gurations. Each benefi t from a number of improvements designed to enhance the look, operation and functionality, ensuring Astell remain the fi rst choice for laboratory autoclave supply.


Every autoclave features a new controller unit boasting a 5.7 inch colour touch-screen display which contains the programme cycles, user settings and help menus on a simple-to-navigate interface, making for quick and easy cycle selection. Each unit is supplied as standard with an external USB drive port for data output, which offers the operator the capability to download historic cycle information and electronically transfer it to a computer or USB enabled device for future analysis and storage.


Aesthetically, design changes have also been made to the external casing of all units ranging from small 33 litre benchtop to large 1400 litre free-standing cabinets. Each incorporates an attractive grey/black contrasting colour scheme offering a modern and professional look to each installation. The new range of Astell Scientifi c autoclaves is suitable for use in research establishments, microbiology labs, pharma labs and universities. For more information please contact your distributor or the Astell Scientifi c sales team.


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How to Cut Budgets and Improve Hospital Infection Control


The inadequate assessment of cleaning procedures within hospital environments is the biggest source of on-cost with lost opportunities to save money as well as improve infection control. ATP cleanliness monitoring equipment supplied by Hygiena International can provide a simple, low cost solution to driving down infection rates.


ATP bioluminescence is a simple rapid method for measuring for organic soil. It specifi cally measures adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which is the universal energy molecule present in all living things. The procedure requires a small hand held instrument and an all-in-one sample collection and testing device, these generating a numerical result in 15 seconds. This provides an objective yardstick and benchmark to describe and communicate levels of contamination and demonstrate what cleanliness really means. The use of ATP bioluminescence has the highest recommendation by the Rapid Review Panel of the Dept of Health and Public Health England in support of the fi ght against HCAI. The test is also recognised by the CDC in USA and is written into a standard for cleaning procedures in Denmark and Sweden. Earlier adopters such as North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust have shown a consistent and marked improvement in cleanliness and reduction in infection rates since its introduction in 2008. The results have shown a >20% improvement in pass rates and a large reduction in fail scores to fewer than 5% with a corresponding decrease of 35% in C. diffi cile cases and a 39% reduction in infections per 10,000 occupied bed days.


The Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust have obtained impressive results in their drive to continuously monitor cleaning processes, so helping them reach their target of a clean and safe hospital. Several departments and services at this establishment have been helped to achieve their aims by the utilisation of ATP cleanliness monitoring equipment as supplied by the Hygiena International. This equipment, SystemSURE Plus, is recognised as the world’s best-selling ATP hygiene monitoring system and it has associated software to store reports for up-to 5000 programmable test locations, together with the creation of charts, graphs and reports. The ATP test is also used in sterile services and endoscopy to replace the outdated protein test and to ensure the highest standards of cleaning are achieved. It is also used by dentists, ambulance and emergency vehicles, care homes and within the catering industry.


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