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Endoscope Drying, Storage and Transport

The effective storage, transport, and tracking of endoscopes plays an important role in patient safety and reprocessing workflow. STERIS's endoscope drying & storage cabinets and endoscope transport products help you meet current standards and guidelines.

Drying and Storage Cabinets

Reliance 6500 Endoscope Drying and Storage Cabinet

RELIANCE™ 6500 Endoscope Drying and Storage Cabinet

  • Continuous HEPA-filtered airflow facilitates the drying of internal lumens and external surfaces of endoscopes
  • Main unit holds 12 or 20 endoscopes, while expansion modules enable storage of up to 40 endoscopes
  • Vertical storage designed to keep endoscopes separated and within reach on retractable panels

Endodry drying and storage cabinet

ENDODRY™ Drying and Storage System

  • Provides a controlled environment for the drying and storage of endoscopes after a successful reprocessing cycle
  • Assists with the endoscope drying process in as little as one hour for the internal channels and three hours for the external portion1
  • For use with the ADVANTAGE PLUS™ AER and cassette to minimize handling
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Endoscope Transport

Cleanascope ADVANTAGE Transport and Short-term Storage System

CLEANASCOPE™ Transport and Short-term Storage Systems

  • Endoscope transport carts with clear identification of clean versus contaminated endoscopes
  • Robust, reusable tray accommodates large or small diameter endoscopes and the Transport Cassette used with ADVANTAGE PLUS™ AERs
  • Provides enclosed short-term storage of endoscopes

ENDO CARRY-ON Transport Pad

ENDO CARRY-ON™ Transport Pad  

  • Product Use: Flexible drape design converts from a table cover to a transport pad to seal contaminated endoscopes during transport
  • Key Benefit: Absorbent padding entraps liquid and reduces leaking fluids during transport

Take-Out Transport Pad

Take-Out™ Transport Pad

  • Product Use: Features drawstrings to completely enclose soiled endoscopes within the pad for transportation to the reprocessing room after use
  • Key Benefit: Transparent material allows for visualization of the endoscope during transport
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Endoscope Protection

PRE-KLENZ Soak Shield being used to clean a surgical instrument

Pre-Klenz™ Soak Shield

  • Initiates the pretreatment process of robotic, surgical, and endoscopic instruments at the bedside
  • Provides device tip protection while simultaneously soaking and cleaning during transport
  • Ready-to-use, single-use application allows for easy, quick application

ProArmor Endoscope Tip Protector

ProArmor™ Endoscope Tip Protector

  • Protect the distal tip of your endoscopes and other surgical equipment with the single-use ProArmor™ endoscope tip protector. The ProArmor endoscope tip protector is available in both a sterile and non-sterile option.

Large Endo-Boot Endoscope Tip Protector

Large Endo-Boot™ Endoscope Tip Protector

  • Features a simple, convenient design
  • Offers an inexpensive option for protection
  • Also available in a small option for endoscopes and instruments that are 3.0mm – 8.8mm in diameter

Small Endo-Boot Endoscope Tip Protector

Small Endo-Boot™ Endoscope Tip Protector

  • Features a simple, convenient design
  • Offers an inexpensive option for protection
  • Also available in a large option for endoscopes and instruments that are 8.8mm – 15.0mm in diameter

Family image of endoscope identification tags

Endoscope Identification Tags

  • A variety of tags designed to identify information about endoscope reprocessing, such as process dates, repair needs, etc.
  • Tear-resistant, self-looping
  • Single use
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Resources & Tools

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Related Products

1 Perumpail, Ryan B. et al. Endoscope reprocessing: Comparison of drying effectiveness and microbial levels with an automated drying and storage cabinet with forced filtered air and a standard storage cabinet. American Journal of Infection Control, Volume 47, Issue 9, 1083 – 1089.

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