Decontamination Process Validation Systems
Whether you’re a hospital department performing process monitoring, a validation company providing periodic testing services, or a machine manufacturer supporting the installation of equipment – our team uses over 20 years of experience, technical ability, and global hardware partnerships to ensure that your process validation and monitoring compliance systems are made to suit you.
Key Features IPReports & TQSoft Validation Hardware Support Services
Services
• IPReports Validation Reporting Software • TQSoft Data Acquisition Software • Wired & Wireless Data Loggers • Temperature Calibration Equipment • Pressure Calibration Equipment • Test Loads & Surrogate Devices
• Temperature Reference Probes & Thermocouples
• Steam Quality Test Kits • Validation Test Consumables & Accessories
• UKAS & Traceable Calibration Services
UKAS Accredited Water Test Laboratory
When it comes to carrying out your water testing, you want a service that offers support at every stage of the process.
Isopharm Laboratory offers a modern approach to water testing, utilising our state-of-the-art facilities and techniques, as well as access to our exclusive temperature- controlled transport to make sure you’re always receiving an outstanding service at a reasonable price.
Key Services
Microbiological & Chemical Testing Logistics & Support Services Our Quality
Services, Support & Quality
• UKAS accredited water testing to HTM, WHTM, NI/HTM, SHTM, CFPP, and EN decontamination standards
• Weekly, Quarterly, Annual, and Commissioning water analysis for endoscope washers, instrument washers, drying cabinets, and sterilizers
• Dedicated logistics and support team for sample collection
• Orange Box System keeping water samples compliant during transport
• Surrogate devices for cleaning efficacy and disinfection efficacy, and mixed test soil to EN15883
Quote Builder 0114 354 0138
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0114 354 0136
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