Solventum Corporation Comply Thermalog Sterilization Chemical Integrator Strip Steam 4 Inch

Comply Thermalog Sterilization Chemical Integrator Strip Steam 4 Inch

Comply Thermalog sterilization chemical integrator strips are Class 5 steam monitoring strips for sterilization packs. They fit pack control monitoring across 121 to 135 degrees C steam sterilization cycles and give easy-to-read Accept or Reject results through ink migration. This 4 inch strip is not made with natural rubber latex and has a three year shelf life.

Good Fit For

• Pack control monitoring in steam sterilization workflows
• Facilities running 121 to 135 degrees C steam cycles
• Buyers looking for a Class 5 chemical integrator strip

Key Features

• Class 5 chemical integrator for steam sterilization monitoring
• Works with 121 to 135 degrees C, or 250 to 275 degrees F, steam cycles
• Ink migration shows easy-to-read Accept or Reject results
• Designed for pack control monitoring across all processing times
• 4 inch strip format for pack monitoring workflows
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Monitoring sterilization packs during steam sterilization cycles
• Checking Accept or Reject results after steam processing
• Supporting routine pack control in healthcare or sterile processing settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 4 Inch.
• This integrator strip is intended for steam sterilization cycles only.
• Choose this strip when a 4 inch format fits your pack monitoring process.
• Shelf life is three years.

FAQ

• What type of sterilization process is this integrator strip for? This chemical integrator strip is for steam sterilization cycles.
• What temperature range does it support? The strip can be used for steam sterilization cycles from 121 to 135 degrees C, or 250 to 275 degrees F.
• How are the results read? Ink migration provides an easy-to-read Accept or Reject result.
• What class of chemical integrator is this? This is a Class 5 chemical integrator.
• Is this product made with natural rubber latex? No. It is not made with natural rubber latex.

From Comply Thermalog by Solventum Corporation.