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EN285:2006 is the European standard for large steam sterilizers.
This standard has superseded EN285:1997 and the grace period for
all organisations is fast approaching. By 1st October
2008 all organisations using large steam sterilizers should adopt EN285:2006.
Are you prepared?
- Does your Autoclave pass the new Bowie Dick
Towel Pack test?
- Does your steam supply to the Autoclave pass the required standards?
- Does your Autoclave have an Air Detector?
- Is your Autoclave cycle capable of
meeting the new standards?
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Bowie Dick Towel Pack Test |
Honeyman has the Solution....
The Honeyman Group offers a full package of services that will help to
increase the compliance and efficiency of your sterilization processes, including;
Autoclave Health Checks
Our specialists will review your Autoclave and its associated
practices, assessing the suitability and use to provide an overview of
performance, compliance and management issues, benchmarked against current
industry best practice and cGMP.
Air Detectors
Honeyman manufacture,
supply, install, set up and test Air Detectors for new or existing Autoclave systems
which are either connected to a control system or a standalone
chart recorder. We also supply a large range of validation and test
equipment including Bowie Dick towel packs.
Steam Quality Testing
Non-condensable gases, superheat and the dryness value of the steam
all need to be
within specification to provide confidence in the Autoclave's performance - we
can test the quality of the steam supply to your Autoclave.
Condensate Testing
Our MHRA approved
Analytical Laboratory test condensate samples to EN285, HTM 2031 and WFI
specifications as defined in the EP & USP.
New Cycle Design - Ensuring your Autoclave Meets the New Standards
Correct Autoclave cycle design is crucial in meeting the new standards - our
validation experts can deliver new cycle designs giving increased compliance
confidence.
Training
On or off site, our training courses are delivered by industry experts
with up-to-the minute knowledge and experience derived from real-life
project experiences.
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