Surgical Booms

STERIS Surgical Booms – also known as medical booms or operating room (OR) booms – have a sleek and compact design, allowing the nurse line of sight to the sterile field and the surgeon unrestricted access to the patient. STERIS offers multiple hospital boom configurations and ceiling mount options for surgical suites and intensive care units (ICUs) including side-by-side or central tandem, straight drop units, and single or dual arm units to offer a fit for every room. Whether building a new OR, renovating an existing surgery suite, or replacing your current equipment management system, STERIS has the solution that gives you more room to operate.

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HarmonyAIR Surgical Booms

HarmonyAIR^® Surgical Booms provide a maximum weight capacity of 450 lbs, yet easily move through the OR with grace and precision on high-performance, ultra-glide bearings. Ergonomic handles provide comfort while the motorized equipment column’s control features allow you to intuitively move the column easily and stay on task.

HarmonyAIR^® Equipment Column

Sleek, compact equipment column available as single and dual fixed height and dual adjustable, arm systems
Precision placement with electromechanical brakes and robust bearings
Customizable OR utility column length and ergonomic control handles
Future ready for modular growth with accessories and expansion modules
Choose from single mount, side-by-side tandem, or central tandem ceiling mounted boom

HarmonyAIR^® Supply Head

Compact horizontal orientation to act as a perfusion or anesthesia boom depending on the need
Multiple surgical arm systems available - straight drop, single and dual fixed-height arm systems, and dual adjustable-height arm systems
Ambient light located on the bottom of the head offers visibility during procedures
Loop handle provides a single point of control

HarmonyAIR^® Monitor Carrier

Ceiling mounted monitor arm system for complex room environments
Compatible with any imaging vendor and imaging system
4 configurations available to accommodate multiple specialties or requirements
Large horizontal and vertical adjustment ranges for precise positioning

Surgical Boom Accessories

Expansion modules and other available accessories such as clinical and equipment shelves, IV poles, and medical monitor arms allow the unit to grow as needs evolve. Blank plates enable you to add data, video integration, or other post-install items when you’re ready for them.

HARMONYAIR^® ACCESSORIES

Hundreds of customizable accessories available
Provides flexibility, modularity, and ergonomics in the OR
Choose from clinical and equipment shelves, equipment rails, IV and medical gas support, monitor arms, and organization tools

Monitor Arms

Variety of monitor arms for mounting surgical displays and patient monitoring devices to surgical booms
Allow for effortless lifting of heavy monitors due to spring force resistance
Function and design enables optimal color adjustment
Spacious cable ducts enable accommodation of up to seven data lines and power cables

IV Support

IV support equipment including IV transfer system, IV poles, scope holder, IV pump support, and cable management extension arm
TAD™ IV Transfer System enables safe movement of infusion and other pole-mounted equipment from a stationary position on a wall or surgical boom to a hospital bed, and vice versa

Clinical and Equipment Shelves

Clinical and Equipment Shelves for surgical booms used for storing surgical equipment, accessories, and patient medical charts
Can attach to the HarmonyAIR^® Equipment Column to optimize Operating Room space
Variety of sizes and options available, including mayo trays and workstation shelves

Equipment Rails

Medical equipment rails provide flexibility to add snap-on accessories for surgical booms and accessory poles
Variety of sizes and options available, including compact rails, cross rails, and heavy-duty rails

Organizational Tools

Variety of organizational tools for use with surgical booms
Various holders for medical accessories such as catheters, thermometers, speculums, and transducers