|Articles|July 7, 2011

Case Medical Announces Breakthrough in Sterilization Technology

Case Medical announces that it has received FDA 510k clearance for its SteriTite sealed container system and MediTray products for use in STERRAD 100 NX sterilization system for use in both standard and flex cycles. Case Medical offers a universal sterilization system that is compatible with all current methods of sterilization including steam as well as low temperature modalities.

The companys SteriTite container system meets sterilizer manufacturers recommendations for surfaces and lumens, including rigid and flexible endoscopes. The SteriTite container is made from an aircraft-grade of anodized aluminum for full corrosion resistance and maximum durability. The DIN sizing is ideal for containerizing custom fabricated specialty and loaner sets. Case Medical has continued to offer the healthcare community innovative and cost effective sterilization solutions that are ideal for standardization and contribute to patient safety.

Located in South Hackensack, N.J., Case Medical, Inc. is a leader in advanced container system design. An acknowledged innovator, custom manufacturer with ISO certified quality systems in place, Case Medical, is committed to developing, manufacturing and implementing the industrys safest and most effective sterilization systems. From design to destination, Case Medical provides leading-edge products for decontamination and infection control.


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