Denfort Glass Bead Sterilizer (Dental)
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Technical Specifications
- Operating Temperature: Approximately 250°C (adjustable in some models)
- Warm-up Time (cold start): Approximately 60 seconds to operating temperature
- Contact Time: Approximately 15 seconds for instrument tip decontamination
- Suitable Instruments: Endo files, reamers, broaches, needles, small burs — smooth metal surfaces
- Power Supply: 220-240V AC; compact wattage suitable for bracket table use
- Bead Replacement: Replace glass beads every ~2 months for reliable performance
Frequently asked questions
A glass bead sterilizer contains a metal well filled with small glass beads that are heated by an electric heating element to a sustained operating temperature of approximately 220-250°C. When clean metal instrument tips are inserted into the hot glass beads and held for approximately 15 seconds, the heat transferred to the metal surface destroys microorganisms through thermal denaturation. The device reaches operating temperature from a cold start in approximately 60 seconds.
Glass bead sterilizers are designed for small metal dental instruments: endodontic files, reamers, barbed broaches, irrigation needles, small burs, and similar smooth-surfaced metal instruments. The instrument tip or working end (approximately 1-2cm) is inserted into the bead bed. Instruments with complex surface features like hinges, joints, or very coarse abrasive surfaces are not suitable, as the beads may not make adequate uniform contact with all surface areas.
No. Glass bead sterilizers are point-of-use decontamination devices for instrument tips during a procedure, not a primary sterilisation method replacing the autoclave. They are most appropriately used for rapid decontamination of instrument tips between uses on the same patient during a procedure. Instruments must still be cleaned, packaged, and autoclave-sterilised between different patient appointments per standard infection control protocols.
The glass beads in a dental glass bead sterilizer should be replaced approximately every two months under regular clinical use. Over time, the beads lose their uniform thermal transfer properties due to surface changes from repeated heating cycles and contamination from organic debris on instrument surfaces. Fresh beads ensure consistent heat transfer and reliable decontamination performance.
The manufacturer-recommended contact time for decontamination in a glass bead sterilizer is approximately 15 seconds of contact with the hot beads for small instrument tips. This contact time applies once the sterilizer has reached its operating temperature. Instruments must have gross organic debris removed before insertion — the glass bead sterilizer is not designed to sterilise visibly contaminated instruments.
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