| The Sterilizer Refurbishing Process
starts with a used unit. These units are stripped of all components,including pPanels, and controls. The chamber is removed from the frame and stripped of it's insulating blanket. A.S.M.E (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) boiler plate stamps and numbers are inspected to qualify the chamber for it's intended use. |
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| The door is removed from the chamber
and completely disassembled. The chamber, stand, and door are then moved from
our disassembly area to our bead blast facility. Here the chamber exterior and interior is cleaned with glass beads, under high pressure, to remove any rust, grime, and residue. The stand is then beaded seperately, as is the door. |
| Bead blasting provides a smoother,
stronger, finish than sand blasting. The chamber is then subjected to Hydro-Static Testing, as required by law to certify it's integrety as a pressure vessel. The unit then goes to the paint shop where the chamber exterior and stand are first coated with a rust inhibitive sealent, and the finish is applied. With this completed, a new insulating blanket is installed. Then the chamber is attached to the newly finished stand. The final assembly process begins with assembling parts components required for subassemblies. These parts are again inspected to ensure compliance with O.E.M. specifications. |
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| The Sterilizer Refurbishing
Process The newly bead blasted door is reassembled, replacing any parts that show wear or are out of tolerance. The refubished door is then mounted to the chamber in a right or left swing configuration, as specified by the customer . The front panel is then attached to the unit, and the plumbing and electrical process begins. |
| All components are new, or refurbished
and meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturer's specifications. |
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| The front panel and door cover are
then installed along with a 3000 Stage 3 Control Column. All electrical connections are made, and the unit is ready for testing. The unit is then thoroughly tested in each phase and function to ensure trouble free operation We install a newly powder coated door handle. Powder coating is a process where the finish is bonded to the metal. This makes for a smoother, more durable, chip resistant finish. The unit is then placed on a custom palette and either shrink wrapped, or boxed, depending on disposition of the unit, or customer request. |
| The unit is then placed on a custom palette and either shrink wrapped, or boxed, depending on disposition of the unit, or customer request. |
