The devices are suitable for sterilization of loads for which steam sterilization is stipulated. The
instruments must be sterilized only if they are clean and dry. Therefore they must be washed and
disinfected before being loaded onto the tray in accordance with applicable regulations. Residues of used
chemicals or other solid particles may render the sterilization process impossible or even damage the
device. In addition, sterilization of instruments that have not been previously cleaned and disinfected is a
biological hazard and can lead to damage (both to the instruments and to the sterilizer). For instruments
that must be lubricated, use steam sterilization lubricants. Excess lubricant must also always be removed
• The 134 ° C FAST program is intended only for sterilization of unwrapped instruments (see "1.5 Enbio S
Sterilization Parameters" and / or "1.6 Enbio PRO Sterilization Parameters").
• After sterilization with 134°C FAST the instruments are moist - it is recommended to leave the drawer
open for a few minutes to evaporate excess moisture.
• After sterilization of unpackaged loads, they are intended for immediate use.
4.1. Preparation of packages
It is recommended to use sterilization packaging that meets the requirements of EN ISO 11607-1: 2020 and
EN 868-2: 2017. Appropriate packaging should:
• ensure good penetration of the sterilizing agent into the inside of the package,
• provide resistance to damage during the sterilization process,
• ensure tight and durable sealing of contents and safe removal for use,
• provide a barrier to microorganisms and unwanted substances and contaminants,
• Use disposable sterilization sleeves (intended for steam sterilization) as recommended by their
manufacturer
• sleeves should only be filled to about 3/4 full to allow for proper sealing and minimize the risk of
damage to the package
• a distance of at least 30 mm should be maintained between the seals and the sterilized load. 30 mm
• the sharp edges of the load should be protected to avoid damaging the packaging
• the packaging material must not be placed too loosely or be tightly stretched so as not to affect
pressure variations during sterilization
• a label with information about the contents of the package, the code of the packer, date of sterilization
and use-by date as well as parameters of the sterilization process should be placed on the package
4.2. Arranging packages on the sterilizer tray (sterilization of packed items)
• packets on the tray should be placed so that the paper side touches the paper side, because
penetration of the sterilizing agent and air exchange can only take place through the paper
• the packages should be placed on the tray in such a way as to eliminate the contact of the
package with the door seal and the phase of the sterilization chamber - failure to comply with this
rule may cause the chamber to become unsealed and the sterilization cycle incorrectly carried out
• the edges of the packs must not protrude beyond the sterilizer tray, as this would cause the
chamber to leak and the sterilization cycle to fail
• if the sterilizer chamber is heavily loaded, the first packs must face the foil side towards the
bottom of the tray (this ensures faster and more efficient drying of the packs).
4.3. Arranging tools on the sterilizer tray (sterilization of loads without packaging)
• in the case of sterilization without packages - the instruments must be placed in such a way that
they do not have direct contact with each other, no element of them falls into the openings of the
tray, and does not rest against the edge of the tray or protrude beyond its outline
• Failure to follow the above recommendations may cause permanent and irreversible damage to the
sterilization chamber phase, which will result in the lack of tightness of the sterilizer and loss of
warranty
Do not exceed the maximum load weight: 500 g for Enbio S devices and 800 g for
Enbio PRO devices. In order to verify the correctness of the performed sterilization, it is
recommended to place a sterilization chemical indicator in the chamber for each process,
which discoloration during properly conducted sterilization.
Example of a packed load.
Example of an unpacked load.
4. Preparation and loading of instruments
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