Sanipak specifications

SANIPAK MarkV11 Series 8hr shift 3200 lbs 16hr shift 6400 lbs

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Mark VII-N Sterilizer/Compactor (Mark VII-N Shown in Ground Mount Right Handed Configuration) Sterilizer Specifications: Chamber Capacity/Hour: 400 lbs.

Chamber Size: 38" I.D. x 46" L (two chambers) Cycle Time: 48 minutes ( vacuum, sterilization & discharge)   

8 Hour Shift = 3,200 lbs.

16 Hour Shift = 6,400 lbs.

24 Hour Shift = 9,600 lbs.

Compactor Specifications: Size: 3.2 cubic yards Capacity/Hour: 6,000 lbs.

Loading Time: 5 minutes/cycle Cycle Time: 60 seconds/cycle Compaction Ratio: 6:1   

8 Hour Shift = 48,000 lbs.

16 Hour Shift = 96,000 lbs.

24 Hour Shift = 144,000 lbs.

Mark VII-N Sterilizer / Compactor Specifications STERILIZER SPECIFICATIONS Capacity Per Hour: 400 lbs.

Capacity Per 8 Hour Shift: 3,200 lbs.

Chamber Load Density: 150 lbs./yard Chamber Size (per chamber): 38" I.D. x 46" L. Cycle Time: 48 minutes Operating Temperature: 270°F - 283°F Chamber Vacuum: 20+ inch Hg Loading Height: 55 1/2"

COMPACTOR SPECIFICATIONS Charge Box Capacity: 3.2 cu. yds.

UTILITY CONSUMPTION Steam (min. inlet: 60 lbs. PSI): 120 Lbs./Hr. Steam maximum flow rate: 300 Lbs./Hr. Electrical (all voltages available): 3 Phase

COMPACTOR PERFORMANCE Total Normal Force: 51,000 Lbs. Total Maximum Force: 56,000 Lbs. Normal Ram Face Force Rating: 35 PSI Maximum Ram Face Force: 39.24 PSI Ram Penetration: 18.5 inches

(1.87 KWH @ 25% Duty Cycle of Compactor)

Electrical Control Voltage: 120 or 220 VAC Water: 3 GPM (normal city water pressure)

(manufacturers rating)

Clear Top Opening: 60" W x 93" L Capacity Per Hour: 6,000 lbs. minimum Capacity Per 8 Hour: Shift 48,000 lbs. min.

Loading Height: 41" Cycle Time: 60 seconds

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STANDARD EQUIPMENT Strip Printer & Digital Display Container 80% Full & 100% Full Indicator Self Diagnostic P.L.C. Steam Ejector Vacuum

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS Electric Motor: 10 Hp (all 3 ph voltages are

OPTIONAL FEATURES AVAILABLE Cart Dumpers Dual Controls for Remote Operation Electric Steam Generator Gas Fired Steam Boiler Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump Heavy Duty Steam Wash Down Kit Elevated Machine Stands Elevated Load Platforms Top Loading Chutes Lighting Package

HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS Hydraulic Pump Capacity: 25 gpm Normal Pressure: 1800 PSI Maximum Pressure: 2000 PSI Hydraulic Cylinder: 6" bore, 115" stroke (telescopic cylinder)

available)

Electric Control Voltage: 120 or 220 VAC UL Label Panel Box: Nema Type

CONCRETE PAD REQUIREMENTS 6" - 3000# PSI Concrete 6 - 6" x 3/4" Anchor Bolts

This equipment conforms to all applicable ANSI Z 245.1-1984 Safety Standards.

The sterilizer pressure vessel is built to A.S.M.E. specifications and certified by CAL OSHA.

Mark VII-N Sterilizer / Compactor Installation Specifications CONCRETE PAD : The preferred dimensions of the concrete pad are 10 ft. wide and a length of 5 ft. greater than the combined length of the San-I-Pak and receiving container, i.e., 46 feet long. The pad should be a minimum 3,000 psi concrete, steel reinforced, 6" thick. " The concrete pad must be level, with no more than 1/2" slope side to side, or end to end." If the San-I-Pak will be mounted on a dock, the dock must also be level. If there will be variations, call the factory for assistance in determining suitability. If a pad is already present at the proposed installation site, insure it conforms with the standards above. For good housekeeping practices on ground level installations, we recommend the installation of a trench drain beneath the area where the San-I-Pak and the roll-off container connect. The pad should be positioned to allow adequate maneuvering room for the container handling vehicle. Allow a minimum of 45 ft. of clearance space from container end for such equipment.

ANCHORING: The San-I-Pak will be anchored to the concrete pad using a minimum of six (6) 3/4" x 6" long anchor bolts. Ramset Trubolt anchors or equal will be used. _The holes will be drilled in the concrete after the San-I-Pak is placed in position." The holes in the base plates are oversized to permit the use of a 3/4" concrete drill. The installation personnel will shim to compensate for any pad unevenness and then tighten all nuts securely. The container guide channels will be anchored utilizing 5/8" x 4 1/2" Ramset Trubolt anchors or equal.

ELECTRICAL: The San-I-Pak unit requires a 120V control circuit as well as a 3 phase power source. The control voltage circuit should be a minimum of 10 amps and be dedicated just to the unit. If the San-I-Pak installed cold weather package is used, the service must be a minimum of 20 amps. The electrical should be stubbed up as shown in the enclosed installation drawing.

The electrical can be run from overhead and attached to the San-I-Pak as long as it doesn't

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interfere with the removal of access panels. After the San-I-Pak has been installed, run power lines between fused disconnect switch (customer furnished) and San-I-Pak electrical panel box, in accordance with local codes. This fused disconnect switch should be sized in accordance with the following specs:   

208 Volts = 70 Amp 240 Volts = 50 Amp 480 Volts = 30 Amp

STEAM SUPPLY: The San-I-Pak requires a minimum steam pressure of 65+ pig, and is capable of handling a maximum of 125 psig. You are only required to install a pressure regulating valve in the steam line if your pressure is above 125 pig. If your steam pressure is below 125 pig, do not install a PRV in the line. We recommend you run a minimum 1" insulated line. Best Sterilization performance requires a minimum of 97% to 100% saturated steam vapor. It is required that a shut off valve and a pressure gauge be installed at the point of connection.

The steam line is typically stubbed up through the concrete pad. If this is not possible, the steam line may also be run from overhead and attached to the San-I-Pak so as not to interfere with the removal of access panels. The San-I-Pak unit comes equipped with an inlet strainer and separate water trap to insure a minimum of water in the supply line, but if you have a long run of piping, it is advisable to install a drip leg with an additional bucket or thermostatic trap. Insure the steam line has no low spots that may act as a water trap. The steam should be free of corrosives and scale, to prevent corrosion and/or buildup in the lines.

WATER SUPPLY: Waste processing capacities of 400-800 lbs/hr. requires 3/4" water line at a minimum of 30100 psi.

DRAIN: A floor mount drain should be installed beneath the San-I-Pak near the connection point of the roll-off container. Typically this will connect to a sanitary drain line. For any variances, contact the factory. A 2 1/2" copper or black pipe drain line will be connected to the condensate tank on the San-I-Pak unit, and plumbed so as not to create any back pressure.

All condensate will exit from this line.

PHONE LINE: A dedicated phone line, separate from the facility's switchboard, must be installed into the electrical cabinet. The phone jack must be a standard AT&T plug in type (Part Number RJ11C). This is for the modem communication for troubleshooting assistance and/or the optional ServNet programming.

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Post-Treatment Descriptions The results of the pre-vacuum in conjunction with high temperature and 38 psi pressure causes a major (60%) reduction in volume of the encapsulated sterilizer waste. The shriveled appearance of the waste makes the individual components of the waste difficult to identify, however the thermal test strip on the chamber liner or autoclave bag assures any onlooker that the waste has been sterilized. With the addition of the optional shredding system the sterilized waste would be rendered unrecognizable and physically harmless.

Shredding is not required by San-I-Pak as part of the sterilization process.

Complete sterilization throughout the waste load is achieved with every cycle in the San-I-Pak system without shredding or breaking up the waste. For those facilities that are either required to render the waste unrecognizable or feel more comfortable disposing of this type of material,San-I-Pak designs and manufactures post-treatment shredding systems. San-I-Paksystems shred after the sterilization process. Shredding waste prior to treatment or breaking up waste with the system door open creates the possibility of aerosolizing the microbial life contained in the waste thus endangering the operators. All shredding systems will require maintenance, and in order to perform maintenance on a pre-treatment shredding system many safety precautions must be adhered to. It is because of these liabilities that San-IPak encourages post-treatment shredding systems.

San-I-Pak sterilizers require no pretreatment of the waste to be processed.

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Products: Sterilizers San-I-Pak manufactures infectious waste treatment systems with processing capacities from 25 pounds (12 kgs.) to thousands of pounds of waste per hour.

Our clients include healthcare facilities, laboratories, waste processing facilities, international airports, air catering kitchens, borders and ports of entry. All equipment is manufactured, assembled and thoroughly tested before leaving our factory floor where we monitor and ensure quality control. Bonus incentives are in place to reward our personnel for zero manufacturing defects. Our engineers design systems which accommodate each facility's specific site requirements. Although automated designs are our primary line, we have a basic philosophy: If It Sterilizes, We Build It!

Treatment Process Safeguards: 

Programmable Logic Controller: Each unit is equipped with a programmable logic controller (PLC) which controls and coordinates all automated activities in the unit.

The PLC is programmed to only discharge waste from the sterilization chamber when complete vacuum, pressure, time duration, and temperature parameters have been achieved, assuring proper sterilization with every cycle.

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Locking Sterilization Chambers: Once the waste has been loaded into the sterilization chamber and the sterilization cycle has been started, the door of the chamber will automatically lock. The door will remained locked until all sterilization parameters have been achieved.

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Strip Printers: The San-I-Pak strip printer prints the time, temperature, pressure, vacuum, and operators' identification number for each sterilization cycle. Any system interruption or operating irregularity will also be printed with the corresponding date and time.

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Equipment Process Description and Waste Flow To operate, the sterilization chamber is positioned for loading and a liner is inserted into the chamber, then secured with the clamp ring (the purpose of the liner is to keep the processed materials from sticking to the chamber, however it is not necessary to operate the sterilizer).

The infectious waste red bags are automatically or manually loaded into the sterilizer and the chamber liner is unclamped, tied and bag is tucked into the sterilizer. The chamber is then rotated into the sterilize position, the load door closed and the sterilize cycle initiated.

TheSan-I-Pak first pulls a vacuum within the chamber to remove the air. This air and any airborne microorganisms are mixed with 307 degrees F steam. Then, steam enters the sterilization chamber until the chamber reaches a minimum of 38 lbs. of pressure. After a temperature of 270 degrees F is achieved, a 30-minute timer is automatically activated.

Within minutes, the chamber will reach its ultimate temperature of 281 - 284 degrees F. Tests run by various certification agencies have proven that temperatures in excess of 270 degrees F., combined with a pre-vacuum cycle, will kill Bacillus Stearothermophilus. Upon the completion of the sterilization cycle, the system then vents down and the steam is run through a diffuser where it is recondensed to water. After the sterilization cycle is completed, the operator will open the load door and initiate the dump cycle. The waste within the sterilization chamber is then automatically discharged to the compaction chamber and compacted into the roll-off container. One of the unique advantages of the San-IPak system is that it is a dual waste system; you can simultaneously compact general waste while sterilizing infectious waste. General waste is dumped directly from the Tilt Truck Cart (or other specified cart) into the compactor. Once the compactor "start" button is pressed, the compactor ram pushes the waste into the roll-off container. When the roll-off container is full, it is disconnected from the compactor, loaded on the waste hauler truck and hauled to the landfill or designated final disposal site.

San-I-Pak Equipment Advantages:  San-I-Pak has decades of experience in the business and over 600 systems worldwide with more installations than all competitors combined.  We design, build, market, sell, install, service, all of our own equipment.  Factory trained service network with a 24-hour response time.  System provides "total kill" sterilization of waste. Many others only disinfect the waste.  "No Touch" loading eliminates hazards associated with handling untreated biohazardous waste.  Only automated system combining medical waste treatment and general refuse disposal into a single compact site.  Pre and post vacuum operations to assure total kill efficiency along with odor management benefits.  Multiple chambered systems provide limitless processing and built-in backup capabilities. No toxic emissions or effluents.  No exposure of employees to hazardous chemicals or aerosolized microbes.  As the manufacturer, San-I-Pak has the flexibility to customize the system to meet the needs of each specific customer.  State of the art telecommunication systems (factory monitoring capabilities).  System can be easily expanded if waste volumes increase dramatically.  Shredding systems available, but not required as part of the treatment process.  Efficacy supported by independent EPA testing.  Pre-set cycle parameters assure waste is completely sterilized every treatment cycle.  Waste Management Programs and Waste Consulting Services.

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Patented, least expensive sharps processing systems.

Comprehensive waste consulting and engineering services.

Mark Series Sterilizers & Compactors

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Auto-Clave Series Sterilizer & Compactor

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The Efficacy of a San-I-Pak System San-I-Pak's method (steam sterilization) is accepted by medical waste regulatory agencies and state health departments in all 50 states as defined in Medical Waste Handbook, Federal and State Regulation written by David S. Freeman and Gregory H. Siskind. San-IPak equipment meets and/or exceeds all existing State and Federal regulations for the treatment and disposal of infectious wastes and has in fact been the standard for developing these regulations for years. Steam autoclaving, which is the basis of the San-IPak treatment process, is the most accepted alternative method of medical waste treatment in the world.

San-I-Pak systems have been developed to insure the proper efficacy of every load infectious waste processed. The chambers are designed to insure proper load density and waste penetration for "Total Sterilization".

Upon initiation of the sterilization cycle, San-I-Pak systems first pulls a vacuum (prevacuum) within the sterilization chamber in order to remove the air. The pre-vacuum is an important element of the sterilization process because it eliminates the excellent insulating qualities of air. The air and any airborne microorganisms, which are extracted during prevacuum, are mixed with 307ยบ F. steam and piped into a sanitary sewer line. After prevacuum, steam is pumped into the sterilization chamber, because of the vacuum conditions, steam makes contact throughout the contents of the chamber instantly. Steam enters the sterilization chamber until the vessel reaches a minimum of 38 lbs. of pressure. Pre-vacuum then steam injection ensures total penetration of the steam into the waste. After a temperature of 270ยบ F is achieved within the chamber, a 30 minute timer is automatically activated. Within minutes, the chamber will reach its ultimate temperature of 281ยบ F - 284ยบ F. Tests run by various certification and regulatory agencies have proven that temperatures in excess of 270 degrees F., combined with a pre-vacuum cycle, will kill Bacillus Stearothermophilus.

Processing safeguards incorporated into San-I-Pak's design are to ensure complete treatment of the waste. San-I-Pak units are programmed to only discharge the waste after operational parameters have been successfully achieved. Parameters for sterilization include the pre-vacuum cycle, chamber pressure, time duration and temperature. The sterilization parameters are programmed into the unit's Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and cannot be changed by the operator, unless San-I-Pak is directed to provide optional programs for the PLC. The analog capabilities of the PLC are extremely reliable and allow simple and accurate monitoring of the San-I-Pak sterilization process.

Each San-I-Pak unit is equipped with a digital display which clearly shows each machines function as it takes place. The display will also alert the operator if there is a system interruption or problem, i.e., power has been shut off to the unit, the sterilizer won't initiate a cycle because the key switch hasn't been depressed, etc. When an 'alarm' occurs, the digital display will explain what actions need to take place in order to resume operations. The alarms are stored in the units computer for future reference. In addition to the digital display eachSan-I-Pak unit is equipped with a strip printer which records time, temperature, pressure and vacuum for each sterilization cycle. Any alarms that may occur will be printed out with the date and time listed.

To further insure operational quality San-I-Pak offers the 'In House Monitoring System' which enables the remote monitoring of the San-I-Pak equipment by either Environ-mental

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Services or Engineering management. The software allows the manager to monitor current, real-time functioning of the equipment and provides complete machine diagnostic capability. Additionally, the manager can down load all historic cycle information directly into the software's data base. The information provides the manager with total machine performance levels. From collected data, main-tenance requirements can be scheduled prior to experiencing any un-scheduled down time. The software enables the facility to have on file, a synopsis of every cycle the machine runs during its lifetime.

Strict programming of the control electronics of all San-I-Pak units prevents the discharge of un-sterilized waste. San-I-Pak employs parametric motoring, which is superior to Biological Test. The computer has a built-in steam table that enables constant comparison of vessel temperature with vessel pressure. Other fail safes such as time to vacuum, vacuum level, time to temperature, droop control and vent time exceed conventional testing. In the unusual occurrence of any discrepancy in the programmed parameters, the process will be halted and then after correction cycle must be restarted.

Select to View Info on Efficacy Testing of San-I-Pak Equipment Testing Performed on San-I-Pak Equipment: A study composed by the Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens (U.K.) entitled Categorisation of Biological Agents According to Hazard and Categories of Containment recommends that contaminated CJD materials be treated in a high vacuum sterilizer at temperatures no less than 134°C (273°F) for 18 minutes. The parameters of the San-IPaksystem are 285°F for 30 minutes.

Due to San-I-Pak's treatment parameters and unique design, San-I-Pak was the only technology tested by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, USEPA, to achieve total kill with each and every test that was performed on the San-I-Pak system.

Because ofSan-I-Pak's proven reliability, several institutions across the country that have admitted CJD patients have processed this waste material through a San-I-Pak system. In cases where the hospital did not have a San-I-Pak system, the waste was transported to a San-I-Pak location for treatment because the hospital was not confident their current disposal method would properly treat the waste.

J. L. ANALYTICAL SERVICES: In 1982 J. L. Analytical Services was contracted, by San-I-Pak , to run efficacy tests utilizing the San-I-Pak located at Sonoma Hospital (Attachment 1).

Six pathogenic microorganisms were used:  Canadida albicans  Escherichia coli  Klibsiella pneumoniae  Pseudomonas aeruginosa  Salmonella typhimurium  Staphylococcus aureus One non-pathogenic heat resistant microorganism was used:  Bacillus stearothermophilus A total of 12 tests were run, each utilizing different loading conditions.

After the sterilization process, the pathogenic microorganisms were incubated in their carrier tubes for 7 days at 35º C in accordance with FDA and USP procedures for sterility

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testing. Likewise, the heat resistant spores of Bacillus stearothermophilus were incubated in their ampules for 7 days at 55ยบ C. Unheated pathogenic organism controls were incubated at 35ยบ C and unheated Bacillus stearothermophilus controls were heated at 55ยบ C. Conclusion: All heat resistant (Bacillus stearothermophilus) and pathogenic microorganisms were killed after being processed in the San-I-Pak unit. Each control sample demonstrated good growth within 24 hours.

THE PERMANENTE MEDICAL GROUP, INC.: Most medical facilities are required to run weekly efficacy test to insure waste sterilization.

The Permanente Medical Group, Inc. provided San-I-Pak with a copy of their weekly efficacy test for a period of 42 weeks (Attachment 2). The Permanente Medical Group Regional Laboratory uses Bacillus stearothermophilus as their indicator organism for their weekly tests.

Conclusion: The Permanente Medical Group weekly test results shows no failures for the period recorded.

AMI ST. LUKES HOSPITAL: AMI St. Lukes Hospital had attached their condensate discharge tank's exit pipes to a storm sewer instead of a proper sanitary sewer line (Attachment 3). Samples were taken from the condensate tank's discharge pipe and sent to Industrial Laboratories for analysis. The Colorado State Health Department requested that the samples be tested for Escherichia coli.

As stated in the test result, all bacteria was killed prior to discharge.

Conclusion: Test results was an additional verification that the San-I-Pak kills all microbial life within the waste stream.

UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY: The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Office of Solid Waste contracted with the Research Triangle Institute to test available medical waste treatment technologies for their ability to inactivating microbial agents. The treatment technologies were evaluated based on the reduction of quantities of indicator organisms (Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus stearothermophilus). San-I-Pak was one of the available medical waste treatment technologies chosen for testing. All field tests were run using one of our unit installed at a Veteran's Administration Hospital.

Bacillus subtilis was used as an indicator organisms because of its resistance to very dry heat. This organism would reflect conditions where autoclave steam or other moisture might not penetrate a waste load. Bacillus stearothermophilus was used because it is recognized as being extremely resistant to moist heat.

For each test run the indicator organisms were placed in the centers of actual hospital medical waste in both suspended (moist) and dried states. The load were placed into an autoclave biohazardous bag and then into the autoclave chamber along with additional biohazardous waste.

A total of 13 treatment cycles were tested over a two day period and with a variety of medical waste. The medical waste stream included material from all patients care and

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treatment areas with exception of waste from the microbiology laboratory, all sharps, and all pathological waste. Waste bags were randomly selected for testing.

Results: For all tests run on the San-I-Pak unit during the Research Triangle Institute's reached not once did any of the indicator organisms (Bacillus subtilis and Bacillus stearothermophilus) survive. The San-I-Pak demonstrated a 100% kill on every sterilization cycle.

Conclusion: The conclusion the Research Triangle Institute reached at the end of their San-I-Pak efficacy tests states: "The San-I-Pak steam autoclave system for medical waste treatment was shown to be effective in consistently inactivating high levels of thermally resistant bacterial spores, both steam and non-steam exposed."

In order to review Evaluation of Medical Waste Treatment Technologies in its entirety contact; "Air and Radiation Documentation Office in Washington, D.C. (202) 260-7548 Ask for: Rule A-91-61 Item: Treatment Technologies, IV-A-1, parts 1&2 The cost of the document is approximately $40.00 Or contact San-I-Pak by calling (209) 836-2310

The examples used were selected for the time period covered and the variety of conditions theSan-I-Pak units were tested under. San-I-Pak is confident that the efficacy of our units are "second to none".

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Treatment Chamber Evolution From 1978 to 1992, San-I-Pak manufactured square sterilization chambers, which were integrated with a compaction system. During this period, hundreds of systems were manufactured. After a few years of operation we noticed a tendency for many of these chambers to require additional maintenance and repairs due to stress cracks caused from both the pressure and vacuum of the system. The square chamber design has proven to have an operating life of 5-10 years while the 316L stainless steel round chamber has an immortal life expectancy. Please look at the figure below to better understand why San-I-Pak made the transition to a round chamber design.

Shown without reinforcements, slight flex with inforcements cause termination.

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Aside from the issues faced from the wear on the square chambers by the pressure and vacuum, we were also able to design the new chamber without a hot jacket. Therefore, the round chamber design uses far less electricity since we do not have to maintain a 105oC while the system is not in use. In the case of most sterilizer systems, only about 30% of the chamber is used after the waste is loaded. A majority of the chamber contains air, not waste.

As a result, less steam is required when operating a San-I-Pak system since up to 95% of the chamber can be utilized during the processing of the waste.

The round chamber also allows for quicker penetration of the heat into the waste load and will not allow for "cold pockets" like most other sterilizer systems. The round chambers have a much more efficient ability to radiate the heat evenly within the waste load.

Quality Assurance & Equipment Limited Warranty QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM: Highly developed manufacturing techniques have insured the quality and reliability of each machine is the finest in the industry. 15% of manufacturing personnel income is derived form a bonus program rewarding Zero manufacturing defects and attendance. San-I-Pak is an ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) code facility. The president and VP serve on the UL, Medical Waste Equipment and Medical Waste Management Committees.

SAN-I-PAK STERILIZER AND/OR COMPACTOR LIMITED WARRANTY: SAN-I-PAK PACIFIC, INC., a California corporation, (hereinafter SAN-I-PAK) warrants, subject to the terms of this Limited Warranty, that at the time of shipment to the original Purchaser, all Equipment manufactured by SAN-I-PAK is free from defects in title, material and workmanship and that such Equipment will perform in accordance with published specifications or performance standards. SAN-I-PAK neither assumes, nor authorizes any other person to assume for SAN-I-PAK, any other obligation or liability in connection with this sale or distribution of any SAN-I-PAK Equipment.

THIS WARRANTY EXCLUDES ANY OBLIGATION FOR LOSS OF PRODUCT, LOSS OF USE, DOWN TIME, OR ANY OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY APPLICABLE TO EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURED BY SAN-I-PAK AND IS IN

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LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. SAN-I-PAK shall, at its option, either repair or replace the Equipment covered pursuant to this Warranty during the warranty period. Such repair or replacement is the exclusive remedy under this Warranty.

Identifiable parts, components or accessories that have been manufactured by others and installed in, or affixed to, SAN-I-PAK Equipment (including but not limited to pressure regulators, solenoid valves, steam generators, shredders, cart dumpers and accessory items) are not included in this Warranty and bear only the express warranty of the manufacturer of the part, component, or accessory.

SAN-I-PAK does not warranty shredders. However, if a part fails early in service, SAN-I-PAK will review the failure and, at its sole discretion, may make a repair adjustment determination.

SAN-I-PAK does not warrant capacities or throughput rates of its Equipment.

SAN-I-PAK reserves the right to make certain changes in design, or changes or improvements to SAN-I-PAK Equipment at any time without any obligation to make changes or improvements to equipment previously manufactured.

DURATION OF WARRANTY: SAN-I-PAK warrants all SAN-I-PAK Equipment against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service, and provided installation is performed according to preinstallation specifications furnished by SAN-I-PAK, for a period of Thirteen (13) months from originally scheduled shipping date or Twelve (12) months from delivery, whichever occurs first. This Warranty extends exclusively to the original Purchaser. San-I-Pak will not warranty the machine for use until a modem line is provided and connected.

SAN-I-PAK Equipment may be repaired or replaced any number of times under this Warranty, but such repairs or replacements shall not affect the duration of the original Warranty.

PURCHASER RESPONSIBILITIES: It is the responsibility of the Purchaser to install the SAN-I-PAK Sterilizer and/or Compactor unit and container in conformance with ANSI Z245.1-1984 as well as any and all applicable codes and regulations. IMPORTANT - Furnished with each Sterilizer and/or Compactor unit is an Owner's Manual (Installation, Operation and Service instructions), as well as electrical schematics for that unit. The manual should be retained for future reference and use.

Purchaser must train operators in the safe and proper use of the Sterilizer and/or Compactor system.

In the event of failure of any SAN-I-PAK Equipment, Purchaser must immediately contact SANI-PAK with a description of the problem.

At the option of SAN-I-PAK, Purchaser shall be responsible for performing small warranty repairs or replacements that SAN-I-PAK deems are within the capabilities of Purchaser. For accomplishing small warranty repairs SAN-I-PAK will compensate the party providing these repairs at an agreed upon hourly rate.

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Labor rates for warranty repair will be charged to the purchaser at the rate of 50% of the areas standard factory labor rates .

A preventative maintenance check-off sheet is provided in the Owner's Manual. Copies of this sheet must be completed monthly, maintained on file and be available for review by SAN-IPAK as proof of proper maintenance unless Purchaser has a Factory Service and/or Maintenance Contract in effect.

WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS: This Warranty does not cover:  Failure of parts and materials due to normal wear and tear, such as: hydraulic seals, door seals, hydraulic packings, circuit breakers, solenoid coils, maintenance items, and the addition of hydraulic fluids. 

Adjustment of limit switches, loading or discharging doors, and pressure switches.

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Replacement of pressure relief valves.

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Cleaning and/or calibration of pressure regulators.

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Faults caused by dirt or particles within the steam and/or drain lines.

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Service calls necessitated by incorrect or fluctuating power supply, weather and temperature changes, or damage due to water, dirt, freezing.

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Damages resulting from shipping, installation, accidents, tampering, vandalism, or acts of God.

WARRANTY NULLIFICATION: This warranty shall become null and void if any of the following occur:  Failure to operate the Equipment in accordance with the specifications applicable to the Equipment. 

Failure to complete and maintain on file the required maintenance forms as specified in the Owner's Manual, or to perform the maintenance as detailed therein.

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Abuse, misuse of the Equipment or the performance of unauthorized repairs, modifications, alterations or adjustments to the Equipment.

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Unauthorized adjustment of preset hydraulic system components and pressure switches or overriding automatic systems and/or safety features.

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Failure to allow SAN-I-PAK to install components for modification of the Equipment to effect increased reliability, as recommended from time to time by SAN-I-PAK in maintenance bulletins provided to purchasers.

OTHER CONDITIONS: No agent, employee, representative, distributor or dealer of SAN-I-PAK is authorized to change, modify or alter this Warranty in any manner whatsoever, or to make any additional warranties regarding SAN-I-PAK Equipment. Accordingly, any statements or representations regarding SAN-I-PAK Equipment not specifically contained in this Warranty shall be void and

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of no effect and should not be relied upon by any purchaser unless such statement or representation is in writing and signed by the president of SAN-I-PAK. No claim for breach of warranty, or any other claim, in tort, contract, or otherwise, arising out of or related to SAN-I-PAK Equipment, may be commenced more than ONE (1) year following the expiration of the warranty set out above or the accrual of the claim, whichever occurs first.

Any such claim must be commenced in California and will be governed by California law. In no event shall SAN-I-PAK be liable for any breach of warranty in an amount exceeding the purchase price of the Equipment.

The limitations of liability and other provisions of this Warranty shall inure to the benefit of SAN-I-PAK, its assigns or successors, and the manufacturer of any part, component or accessory contained in the Equipment.

SAFETY NOTICE: PROPER MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE SAFE AND RELIABLE OPERATION OF SAN-I-PAK EQUIPMENT. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES RECOMMENDED BY SAN-I-PAK ARE DESCRIBED IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL. SOME OF THESE OPERATIONS MAY REQUIRE THE USE OF SPECIAL TOOLS OR DEVICES WHICH SHOULD ONLY BE USED BY TRAINED PERSONNEL WHEN AND AS RECOMMENDED IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL. THE INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN THE OWNER'S MANUAL ARE NOT INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE IN THE PROPER AND SAFE USE OF THE EQUIPMENT AND ITS SAFETY FEATURES. ANYONE WHO PERFORMS SERVICE PROCEDURES OR USES TOOLS WHICH ARE NOT RECOMMENDED BY SAN-I-PAK ASSUMES ALL RESULTING RISK TO THE EQUIPMENT, PERSONS AND OTHER PROPERTY.

Value-Added Equipment & Services IN-SERVICE TRAINING: San-I-Pak will provide In-Service Training covering operations, maintenance and calibration of the equipment to all applicable employees on all shifts during equipment installation. Typical In-Service training will take place during the last 2 days of the system's installation. At least 4 hours should be set aside for the in-service training of the maintenance personnel. The operator training is usually completed in approximately 1 hour. Times for the training will be scheduled to most mutually benefit the hospital and the training technician. Items to be covered include:       

Safety System overview Loading procedures Equipment operations General maintenance Trouble shooting Housekeeping

ONE WEEK COMPLIMENTARY FACTORY TRAINING: In addition to in-service training at the time of installation, San-I-Pak will provide factory training for engineers from the operating facility at our factory. This is a one week long training session and will be scheduled to take place approximately one week before the shipment of the San-I-Pak System. During this training the engineers will be educated in every aspect of the exact system which is to be installed at the facility.

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POST INSTALLATIONS (Not offered on every system): After the San-I-Pak system has been in operation for approximately sixty days a San-IPakService Technician will return to the facility to complete any minor adjustments that may be required as well as provide additional in-service training. All additional operating and maintenance personnel who were not in-serviced during the initial installation will be trained at this time.

NO CHARGE FOR SERVNET EQUIPMENT PACKAGE: San-I-Pak offers it's ServNet Equipment Package at no charge. This system allows for remote connection to the unit via a modem and includes: modem, data transmission card, programming and phone line connection for remote trouble shooting and programming updates.

ON-CALL SERVICE PROGRAM: San-I-Pak's advanced telemetry SERVNET package that includes modem, communication cards, and software, will enable the member facility to utilize San-I-Pak's On Call Service Program. At the hospital's request a San-I-Pak technician will contact your systems PLC from our factory to immediately determine the issue you may be encountering. After analyzing the condition the service technician will be able to clearly explain how to correct the problem, or will dispatch a technician to your facility if necessary.

LANDFILL ACCEPTANCE: San-I-Pak's success across the nation has been attributed to working very closely with regulatory agencies and especially those that ultimately work with solid waste. San-I-Pak is the only manufacturing company with official agreements involving approximately 80% of the U.S. landfills for waste disposal. Before installing the equipment, San-I-Pak will contact landfill personnel so they fully understand how our equipment operates and the safeguards that are built into the system to insure that only sterilized waste comes out of the San-IPak equipment. Proof of landfill acceptance of San-I-Pak treated waste will be supplied to customer prior to sale.

NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL SPARE PARTS PACKAGE: San-I-Pak offers initial Spare Parts Packages for its equipment purchases. These kits consist for the most commonly replaced items used on the equipment. Having these parts on hand facilitates maintenance personnel in performing repairs on the spot as needed, saving downtime related to parts ordering and saves the amounts spent on piority shipping for parts needed in a hurry.

NO CHARGE FOR DEODORANT SYSTEM PACKAGE: San-I-Pak will offers it's Deodorant System Package at no charge. This system will help control the odors associated with sterilization.

Other Services SAN-I-PAK MANAGEMENT SERVICES (SMS): Newly established, San-I-Pak Management Services provides medical waste treatment and handling equipment with no capital outlay. SMS operates, maintains and services all waste management equipment and performs all necessary quality control and record keeping.

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WASTE AUDIT PROGRAMS: San-I-Pak offers services to analysis facilities waste needs and develop a facility wide plan to manage waste. We combine a PM schedule on equipment with a waste audit for waste procedures.

BUNDLED AGREEMENTS: San-I-Pak is the only infectious waste equipment supplier with agreements with both WMI and other waste transporters. If requested we could make arrangement to get them involved to offer a Bundle Agreement to handle all aspects of waste treatment and landfill disposal.

Products: Shredders San-I-Pak has invested over one and a half million dollars in shredding research and development. We have evaluated over 60 manufacturers of shredding equipment and have worked directly with over 20 manufacturers and/or technologies of reduction equipment.

Our extensive efforts have lead us to believe, we offer the best shredders for medical waste available on the market today.

POST-TREATMENT SHREDDING SYSTEMS: Shredding is not required by San-I-Pak as part of the sterilization process. Complete sterilization throughout the waste load is achieved with every cycle in the San-I-Pak system without shredding or breaking up the waste. For those facilities that are either required to render the waste unrecognizable or feel more comfortable disposing of this type of material,San-I-Pak designs and manufactures post-treatment shredding systems.

San-I-Pak's shredding systems shred after the sterilization process. Shredding waste prior to treatment or breaking up waste with the system door open creates the possibility of aerosolizing the microbial life contained in the waste thus endangering the operators. All shredding systems will require maintenance, and in order to perform maintenance on a pretreatment shredding system many safety precautions must be adhered to. It is because of these liabilities that San-I-Pak encourages post-treatment shredding systems.

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San-I-Pak sterilizers require no pretreatment of the waste to be processed.

SHREDDER LONGEVITY: Historically, the longevity of shredders is directly dependent on the severity of operating conditions due to a facility's ability to segregate non-shreddables from the waste stream.

Under optimum conditions and good segregation practices, a two-stage shredder's cutting teeth may last as long as two years. Because San-I-Pak shredders are low speed (less than 10 RPM) and high torque, they do not self-destruct like high speed (greater than 40 RPM) particilizers and grinders.

The advent of our advanced electronic sensing system has extended the life of the cutter teeth by stopping the rotation of the blades before they break. Cutter teeth used under conventional sensing technology rarely last longer than 6 months. In order to minimize the possibility of damage to the shredder system from unshreddable material San-I-Pak has designed its systems to allow the operator to view the waste before it is introduced into the shredding system, and removes any material that will cause damage. San-I-Pak shredding system are low speed, high torque systems with electronic monitoring which will remove power to the cutter teeth in less than eight one hundredths of a second. This significantly reduces the likelihood of cutter teeth being broken by an unshreddable object.

The thicker the cutter blades of a shredding system, the shorter the processing time and the greater the volume processed per hour. Also, thicker shredder blades will reduce maintenance and decrease damage caused by the inclusion of non-shreddables into the waste stream. However, the particle size of the final product increases in size with direct correlation to the thickness of the blades. Because thicker blades are more durable, maximizing the size of the cutter blades is always a goal. In order to meet the desired particle size required by your facility, our engineers will assist you in blade selection.

SHREDDER HOPPER TENDER: San-I-Pak has patented a Shredder Hopper Tender Non-Shreddable Clearing System that dislodges materials plugged in the hopper without the equipment operator having to risk clearing.

SHARPS MACHINE TRAY SYSTEM: San-I-Pak has designed a specially constructed sharps tray system allowing for no exposure to needle sticks while handling sharps. First sharps containers are place in the tray , tray is loaded into chamber for processing, then tray is positioned in front of sharps machine and containers are loaded into sharps hopper for shredding.

Select for Sharps Machine Tray System pictures ONE AND TWO STAGE SHREDDERS: San-I-Pak offers both single and dual stage shredders that can be sized and configured to meet unique Facility or State requirements.

Select for One and Two Stage Shredders Information & Specifications SHARPS MACHINES: San-I-Pak manufactures two versions of the "Sharps Machine" for the destruction of sterilized sharps and their containers. The Unrecognizable Sharps Machine and Unreusable Sharps Machine both are recognized by health departments and related agencies throughout the country as a positive means of treatment and disposal of sharps.

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Client References DOMESTIC CLIENTS Facility Name

Type of System

Abbott Northwestern Hospital

241 Sterilizer

Abilene Regional Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Akron General Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Alaska Native Medical Center

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Albert Einstein Med. Cntr.

343L Sterilizer & Compactor

Allegheny Elkins Park Campus

Mark II Sterilizer

Allegheny General Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Allegheny Medical College of Pennsylvania

Mark II Sterilizer

Allegheny University Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Allegheny Valley Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Altoona Hospital

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

Alvarado Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Amerada Hess Corporation

Mark II Sterilizer

American General AMGEN (Bldg. 25)

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

American General AMGEN (Bldg. 5)

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

AMI Southbay Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Anaheim Memorial Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Antelope Valley Hospital

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Appleton Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer w/SC-Compactor

Barnes Hospital

352L Sterilizer & Compactor

Bay Harbor Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Bayley-Seton Hospital

241Sterilizer w/Conveyor

Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Beale Air Force Base

Mark II Sterilizer

Bellin Memorial Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Bellvue Hospital Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Beth Isreal Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Bloss Memorial Healthcare District

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Brookhaven Memorial Hospital - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Brotman Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Bryan W. Whitfield Hospital

231 Sterlizer

California Pacific Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

California Pacific Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

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Carlisle Hospital

240-3P Sterilizer

Casa Dorinda

Mark II Sterilizer

Case Western University

240-3P Sterilizer

Central Montgomery Medical Center

240-3P Sterilizer

Central Suffolk Hospital - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer

Chenango Memorial Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder Mill

Chester County Hospital

241 Sterilizer

Childrens Hospital of Boston

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Childrens Hospital of Orange County

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Childrens Hospital of Washington DC

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Clarian Health Partners, Inc.

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Clarian Health Partners, Inc. - (IUPUI

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Clarian Health Partners, Inc. - (IUPUI Riley)

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Alaska Regional Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Doctors Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Health Systems, Inc.

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Lakeland Medical Center

Mark II-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Los Robles Medical Center

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Columbia Northern Suburban Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Community General Osteopathic Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Community Hospital of Los Gatos

Mark II Sterilizer

Community Hospital of Monterey Penninsula

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Community Hospital of Munster

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Community Medical Center

340-3P Sterilizer

Conemaugh Memorial

240-3P Sterilizer

Corona Regional Medical Center

Mark IV Sterilizer & Compactor

Crozier-Chester Medical Center

343L Sterilizer & Compactor

Dameron Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Deaconess Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Decatur Memorial Hospital

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Delaware County Medical Center

340-3P Sterilizer

Denver General Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Desert Springs Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Doylestown Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

E.P.P.I Campus

Mark I Sterilizer

East Liverpool City Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

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East Texas Medical Center - Athens

Mark I Sterilizer

East Texas Medical Center - Tyler, TX

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Eastern Long Island Hospital - Nassau

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

Edwards Air Force Base - 650th Medical Group

Mark II Sterilizer

Eisenhower Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Emanuel Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Enloe Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Estes Park Medical Center

130-2P Sterilizer

Evans Army Community Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Fairmont Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Fairview General Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Flushing Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Fort Sanders Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Fort Sanders Parkwest Medical Center

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Frankford Hospital

242-3P Sterilizer w/SC-Compactor

Franklin Medical Center - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Freeport Memorial Network

240-3P Sterilizer

Friendly Hills Healthcare Network

Mark II Sterilizer

Froedtert Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Garfield Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Garrett County Memorial Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Gaston Memorial Hospital

252L Sterilizer & Compactor

Gate Gourmet - Charlotte

Mark II Sterilizer

Gate Gourmet - Cincinnati Airport

352 w/Conveyor

Gate Gourmet - Delta Airlines

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Gate Gourmet - LAX

352 w/Conveyor

Gate Gourmet - Miami, FL

352 w/Conveyor

Gate Gourmet - Philadelphia

352 w/Conveyor

Gate Gourmet - San Francisco

352 w/Conveyor

Genesee Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

George Washington University Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Gerald Champion Memorial Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Glendale Memorial

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Goleta Valley Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Good Samaritian Hospital - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Good Samaritian Regional Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Grace Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Graduate Hospital

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

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Grady Memorial Hospital

352L Sterilizer & Compactor

Grandview Hospital

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Grant Riverside Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Hackely Hospital

241L Sterilizer & Compactor

Hancock Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Heartland Hospital

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Heather Hill, Inc.

Mark I Sterilizer

Hi-Desert Memorial Hospital District

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

High Point Regional Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Highland General Hospital

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Highland Hospital of Rochester

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Highlands Hospital

Mark I Sterilizer

Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Holy Cross Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Holy Family Memorial Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Huntington Hospital - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer

Indian Path Medical Center

Mark II-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Ingalls Memorial Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Jack D. Wyler Hospital

341 w/Conveyor

Jeanette District Memorial

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

John Muir Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

John T. Mather Memorial - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer

Johnson City Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Bellflower

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Berkeley Regional Lab

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Fontana

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Fremont

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser French Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Fresno

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Hayward

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Martinez

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Oakland

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Pleasanton

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Rancho Cordova

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Redwood City

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Richmond

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Riverside

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Roseville

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

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Kaiser Sacramento

342C Sterilizer & Compactor w/Conveyor

Kaiser San Francisco

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser San Francisco MOB

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser San Francisco MOB-II

Mark II-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser San Rafael

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Santa Clara

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Santa Rosa

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Santa Teresa

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Santa Teresa

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser South Sacramento

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser South San Francisco

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Stockton

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Sunset

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Sunset

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Vallejo

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser Walnut Creek

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kaiser West LA

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Kern County General Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Ketchikan General Hospital

Mark II Sterlizer & Compactor w/Shredder

Ketchikan General Hospital

SHARPS Machine

Kewanee Hospital

230-3P Sterilizer

Kula Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

LaFayette General Medical Center

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Lake East Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Lake West Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Lakeland Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor

Lancaster General Hospital

353L Sterilizer & Compactor

Lancaster Regional Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Laredo International Airport

240-3P Sterilizer w/Steam

Little Company of Mary

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Lompoc Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Long Beach Memorial Hospital - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer

Louis Weiss Memorial Hospital

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

Lutheran Medical Center - NY

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Lutheran Medical Center - OH

Mark II Sterilizer

Mammoth Hospital

230-2P Sterilizer

Marian Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Marine Air Corp Station

Mark I Sterilizer w/Shredder

Marine Air Corp Station

SHARPS Machine

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Mary Washington Hospital

241L Sterilizer & Compactor

Medical College of Pennsylvania

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Memorial Hospital

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Memorial Hospital of Burlington

Mark II Sterilizer

Mercy General Sacramento

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Hospital of Folsom

Mark II-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center - Chicago

343L Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center - Mt. Shasta

Mark II Sterilizer

Mercy Medical Center - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center - North Iowa

Mark II-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center - Oshkosh

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy Medical Center - Sioux City

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Mercy San Juan Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Methodist - New York

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Methodist Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Methodist Medical Center

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

Mid-Michigan Medical Center

130-2P Sterilizer

Mission Regional Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Mission Regional Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Moses Taylor Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Mount Carmel Medical Center

341L Sterilizer & Compactor

Muskogee Regional Medical Center

240-3P Sterilizer

Nassau County Medical Center

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

National Cancer Building

240-3P Sterilizer

National Cancer Building

240-3P Sterilizer

National Cancer Building

240-3P Sterilizer

North Broward Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

North Shore University Glen Cove - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer

North Shore University Hospital - Nassau

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Norwegian American Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Oak Harbor Naval Hospital

230-3P Sterilizer

Olathe Medical Center

242-3P Sterilizer w/SC-Compactor

Our Lady of Mercy

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Our Lady Of Mercy Hospital-Bronx

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Our Lady of Victory Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Our Lady of Victory Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Park Ridge Hospital

241 Sterilizer

Parkview Hospital

340-3P Sterilizer

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Pekin Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Pocono Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Pomona Valley Community Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Porter Care Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Poudre Valley Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Poudre Valley Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Presbyterian St. Lukes Healthcare

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Providence Alaska Medical Center

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Providence General Medical Center - Colby

Mark II Sterilizer

Providence General Medical Center - Pacific

Mark I Sterilizer

Providence Medical Center - Seattle,WA

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Queen Lane Campus

Mark I Sterilizer

Redding Medical Center

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Redlands Community Hosptial

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Reggie Shoemake

230-3P Sterilizer w/ICS

Regional Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

Rex HealthCare

352L Sterilizer & Compactor

Rush North Shore Medical

240-3P Sterilizer

Saddleback Hospital

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Safety Disposal System, Inc.

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Salinas Valley Memorial

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

San Bernardino County Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

San Francisco General Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

San Juan Hospital

230-3P Sterilizer

Sarah Bush Lincoln Center

230-3P Sterilizer

Seneca District Hospital

Mark I Sterilizer

Shady Grove Adventist Hospital

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Sierra Nevada Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Sinai Hospital of Baltimore

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

Sioux Community Hospital - Honeywell

130-2P Sterilizer

Sitka Hospital

230-2P Sterilizer

Sky Chef - San Jose

Mark II Sterilizer

Sky Chefs - Miami Flight Kitchen

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Sonoma Valley Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

South Nassau Communities

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

South Suburban Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Southampton Hospital - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor

Southside Hospital - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

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Spartanburg Regional Medical Center

253L Sterilizer & Compactor

Springfield Hospital

230-2P Sterilizer

St. Agnes Medical Center

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Barnabas Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Charles Hospital - Nassau

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Christophers Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Elizabeths Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Elizabeths Medical Center of Boston

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Francis Dialysis Center

Mark I Sterilizer

St. Francis Hospital Heart Center - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Francis Medical Center - HI

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Francis Medical Center - Santa Barbara

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Helena Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

St. Johns Episcopal Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Johns Health System

352L Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Johns Health System

230-2P Sterilizer

St. Joseph Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Lukes - Quakertown

240-3P Sterilizer

St. Lukes Allentown Hospital

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Lukes Health System

242C-3P Sterlizer w/SC-Compactor

St. Lukes Hospital - Allentown Osteopathic

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Lukes Hospital - PA

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Marys Hospital of Milwaukee

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Marys Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

St. Vincent Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

St. Vincent Medical Center

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

St. Vincent Medical Center

242 Sterlizer w/Conveyor

Stanislaus County Medical Center

Mark IV Sterilizer & Compactor

Straub Clinic Hospital

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Suburban Hospital

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

Sutter Coast Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Sutter Davis Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Sutter General Hospital

Mark VII-N Sterilizer & Compactor

Sutter Memorial Hospital

240-3P Sterilizer

Sutter Tracy Community Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Syosset Community Hospital - Nassau

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Taylor Hospital

240-3P Sterilizer

Theda Clark Regional Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

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Truman Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

U. S. AFB 3rd Medical Center - Elmendorf

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

U.C. Irvine Medical Center

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

U.S. AFB 3rd Medical Center - Elmendorf

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

Union Memorial Hospital

343L Sterilizer & Compactor

Uniontown Hospital

340-3P Sterilizer

United Hospital Center

252-3P Sterilizer & Compactor w/Sharps Machine

University Medical Center - Fresno

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

University Medical Center - Tuscon

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

University of Chicago Hospital

342L Sterilizer & Compactor w/Sharps Machine

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Mark II Sterilizer

University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

University of Kansas Medical Center

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

University of Stonybrook - Nassau

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

University of Washington

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

University Tennessee

342L Sterilizer & Compactor

University Washington

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

USDA - APHIS - PPQ - Airport Hilo, HI

Mark I Sterilizer

USDA - APHIS - PPQ - Airport Kahului, HI

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

USDA - APHIS - PPQ - Border Station Nogales Mark II Sterilizer USDA - APHIS - PPQ - Border Station Roma

Mark I Sterilizer

USDA - Calexico New Port of Entry

Mark II Sterilizer

USDA - El Paso International Airport

Mark II Sterilizer

USDA - U.S. Border Station - Pharr, TX

Mark II Sterilizer

USDA - U.S. Border Station - Santa Teresa, NM Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam USDA Airport Kona

Mark I Sterilizer

USDA-APHIS-PPQ - Border Station San Luis

Mark II Sterlizer w/Steam

V.A.M.C. - Amarillo

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Atlanta

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Birmingham

351L Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Boise

242L Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Brooklyn

252L Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Castle Point

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Cleveland

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Dayton

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Dublin

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

774-4999 | 684-8684 | 663-5913 Email : infowinston@yahoo.com

V.A.M.C. - Durham

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - East Orange

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Fresno

Mark VI-N Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - James Quillen

241L Sterlizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Lexington

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Louisville

252L Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Menlo Park

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Nashville

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

V.A.M.C. - Northport

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Pittsburgh (Delafield Rd)

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

V.A.M.C. - Pittsburgh (University Drive C)

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

V.A.M.C. - Richard L. Roudebush

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Richmond

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Salem

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Sioux Falls

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

V.A.M.C. - Washington DC

343L Sterilizer & Compactor w/50-50 Shredder

V.A.M.C. - Wilkes-Barre

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Veterans Home of California

Mark II Sterilizer

Victor Valley Hospital

230-3P Sterilizer

Warrack Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Washington Adventist Hospital

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

Watsonville Community Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

Wayne County Memorial Hospital

Mark V Sterilizer & Compactor

West Virginia University Hospitals

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Wilford Hall Medical Center

343L Sterilizer & Compactor w/Sharps Machine

Winthrop University Hospital - Nassau

Mark X Sterilizer & Compactor

INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS Facility Name

Type of System

Al_Essa Medical

130_2P Sterilizer

Al_Essa Medical

230_3P Sterilizer

Chagnon International LTEE

Mark II Sterilizer

Chung Shan Medical & Dental College Hospital

Mark II Sterilizer

Clinica S. Rocco

Mark I Sterilizer

Federal Labs for Health & Welfare Canada

Mark II Sterilizer & Compactor w/2_Stage

774-4999 | 684-8684 | 663-5913 Email : infowinston@yahoo.com

General Hospital of the Armed Forces

241 Sterilizer

General Hospital Of The Armed Forces

241 Sterilizer

Lyttleton Airport

342 w/Conveyor

Middlemore Hospital _ Waste Care, LTD

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Naval Hospital _ Capodichino

130_2P Sterilizer

Naval Hospital _ Gaeta

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

Naval Hospital _ Sigonella

230_2P Sterilizer w/Steam

Naval Hospital _ Souda Bay

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

Nika S.R.L. / Maggiore

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

Prince George Regional Hospital

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor w/Shredder

Prince George Regional Hospital

SHARPS Machine

Procesan S.A.

230_2P Sterilizer

Procesan S.A.

Mark II Sterilizer

Queen Charlotte Island General Hospital

Mark I Sterilizer w/Steam

St. Michaels Hill Hospital

Mark VI Sterilizer & Compactor

Sunnybrook Medical Center

Mark VII Sterilizer & Compactor

774-4999 | 684-8684 | 663-5913 Email : infowinston@yahoo.com