After medical instruments are recycled, they are covered with organic contaminants such as blood, pus, mucus, and human tissue. After drying, these form stubborn biofilms that are difficult to remove completely with water or alkaline cleaning agents alone. Residual contaminants hinder sterilization and increase the risk of cross-infection. Repeated high-intensity chemical cleaning can also damage the surfaces of endoscopes and precision instruments.
Using an enzyme-containing cleaning agent, the enzyme components can specifically decompose protein, fat, and polysaccharide contaminants, quickly softening and breaking down dried organic residues, efficiently removing biofilms, significantly reducing scrubbing difficulty and manual operation. It can be used in conjunction with a cleaning machine. Simultaneously, it reduces the concentration of strong alkalis and strong oxidants, mitigating corrosion, protecting endoscopes, metal, rubber, and other precision instruments, and extending instrument lifespan.
