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Actually starts with the 15-minute cycle time being the headline grabber — most units take 25-30 minutes for a full wash, this shaves it down significantly, and that means you can push more scopes through per shift.
It's got that 0.1μm high-efficieny filter built in, so you're filtering down to a level that catches pretty much everything biological, plus the LCD touchscreen makes setup a lot less painful than the button-mashing some old models require.
What you may not think to ask — teh foot pedal control for opening the lid is genuinely useful when your hands are gloved and soiled, it's a small thing but it saves time.
Data recording and printing are included for process tracking, which covers your audit trail requirments, and leakage test runs automatically so you catch damaged scopes before they get pulled through a cycle.
The unit itself is medical-grade stainless steel chamber, ISO13485 certified obviously, and compliant with ISO15883-4 which is what the European hospital standerd typically demand.
We usually have stock within 3-4 weeks but confirm lead time on larger hospital orders — MOQ is one unit.
We typically require a minimum order of 2 units for the Rider-50/60, but we can discuss single-unit orders for trial or evaluation purposes.
Lead time is usually 25-30 working days, depending on current production volume. We can expedite for urgent hospital needs if you let us know upfront.
Yes, we include ISO13485 certification and a declaration of conformity to ISO15883-4 along with each unit. You'll also get test reports and process validation docs.
The system works with standard peracetic acid or glutaraldehyde-based disinfectants. We recommend our own validated chemical kit for optimal results, but we can share a compatibility list upon request.
No special exhaust is needed. The drying system uses a HEPA-filtered air circuit and vents internally, so it's fine to install in standard endoscopy rooms without extra ductwork.
