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E-Beam sterilization is a method of using high-energy electron beams to eliminate microorganisms from medical devices and lab equipment. This process involves directing a beam of electrons at the items to be sterilized, effectively disrupting the DNA of bacteria, viruses, and fungi, rendering them inactive. E-Beam sterilization is known for its ability to penetrate packaging and sterilize complex geometries without the need for heat or moisture.
| Sterilization dose | Typically between 10 to 50 kGy |
| Processing time | Seconds to minutes depending on the load |
| Penetration depth | Up to several centimeters |
| Material compatibility | Compatible with most plastics, metals, and glass |
| Temperature range | Room temperature processing |
When selecting E-Beam sterilization services, consider the specific materials and geometries of the items to be sterilized, as well as the required sterilization dose. It's important to specify any certifications needed, such as ISO standards, and to discuss tolerances for material integrity post-sterilization. Additionally, provide the quantity of items for processing to receive an accurate quote.
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Most plastics, metals, and glass are compatible with E-Beam sterilization.
The processing time can range from seconds to minutes, depending on the load.
Yes, E-Beam sterilization is effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
No, E-Beam can penetrate standard packaging materials.
The typical sterilization dose ranges from 10 to 50 kGy.
E-Beam sterilization is designed to maintain material integrity, but it's important to discuss specific tolerances.