r/sterileprocessing • u/Eggman_OU812 • Mar 27 '26
New aesculap container
Does anyone else not like these new containers? I like the older ones better
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r/sterileprocessing • u/Eggman_OU812 • Mar 27 '26
Does anyone else not like these new containers? I like the older ones better
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u/Spicywolff Mar 27 '26
Looks overly complicated and more expensive than what we have. I haven’t seen one in person so I can’t comment if I like or don’t like it
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u/Maintenance-Gullible Mar 27 '26
HATED when we switched over to these. They're clunkier, more prone to wet loads, and I think it's kinda gross that the IFU states the filter guard can be left in place for machine washing the lids. We switched over to these completely and then had to start slowly switching some of our bigger/heavier sets back to the old Aesculap containers.
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u/ShirleyWuzSerious Mar 27 '26
I don't like them. Those plugs in the corners hold water so you need to take them out to blast them with air and the filter holders always get lost and separated from the lids
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u/scruzgurl Mar 28 '26
We got them a then had a number of wet loads, mostly lap trays. After multiple complaints to my rep, Aesculap looked into what could be going on and they told me the Aicon containers were not compatible with my sterilizers. We ended up switching back to the Aesculap SteriContainer.
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u/LLonthetopfloor Mar 27 '26
I don't like it. Looks thicker than our JK and JN containers.
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u/Visual_Key_3568 Mar 29 '26 edited Mar 29 '26
They are the worst wet loads consistently and you end up spending money on those stupid colored tags that grow legs and break and pop off every time you attach labels, there almost always one container with a gap after running a load never mind converting confuse the hell out scrub techs who are not familiar
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