As described in High Impingement Washing: A Vital Part of the Instrument Management Process, how you place instruments in the Hydrim or other automated washers makes a difference. Proper care, maintenance and inspection, along with regular bioburden testing can ensure that your washing process is working, and instruments are coming clean.
If it is not clean, it can’t be sterilized!
Ready to update your older STATIM 2000 unit for a biological air filter system?
Here is what you need all included in our Upgrade Kit:
- BIOLOGICAL FILTER
- Biological Filter Bracket
- 3/8ths Elbow Fittings
- Drain Tube Retro-Fit Kit
**This is the silver metal bracket which holds the Biological Filter in place. When mounting, the arrow etched onto the bracket should always point away from the Statim's power switch**
In order to install, you must drill 2 holes in the metal of the chassis. One to the lower left and right on either side of the air compressor as pictured.
The hose is routed from the air compressor down to the elbow fitting on the right of the compressor, out and up to the biological air filter, down to the left elbow fitting and up to the check valve.
(You will have extra pieces, a T-connector and a orange drain plug. There is plenty of hose in this kit. There is no other part # for gray hoses for a STATIM 2k, so the drain tube kit is the only option.)
STATIM Air filters
Air filters should be changed every 500 cycles or every six months (whichever is first)
Call for service if wet.
![Air compressor filter [foam donut] for STATIM 2000](https://i0.wp.com/d2j6dbq0eux0bg.cloudfront.net/images/226067/937677790.jpg?resize=350%2C318&ssl=1 "Air compressor filter [foam donut] for STATIM 2000")
