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Fluorescence Protein Detection Test


The newProReveal extension drawer Test tips of CMR Surgical’sVersius® robotic instruments up to 750mmlong


Tips of robotic instruments are some of the most complex features to clean properly. They contain narrow gaps between the blades or grippers and complicated opening and closing mechanisms. All those components get exposed to blood and soft tissues during surgeries and can harbour proteins. Those elements are often very small making the visual inspection for cleanliness particularly difficult.


Now, with the extension drawer, the Proreveal can test CMR Surgical robotic instruments.


Fluorescing proteins will help expose and visualise any remaining organic contamination after cleaning.


Such an evaluation helps to optimise the cleaning processes and loading patterns to ensure the highest quality of reprocessing.


Made for instruments up to 750mm long. Easy to use, removable extension to the Drawer. Made of soft-touch material to prevent scratching of the instruments Aided by magnets, each removable component snugs easily into place Simple installation Can be installed on site to existing unit


Designed and manufactured in the UK


Unit 4 Brampton Business Park 55 Brampton Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN22 9AF United Kingdom


Tel: +44 (0) 1323 511038 Email: support@proreveal.co.uk


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