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Stainless Steel "Critical Clean"
Locking Pliers from Steritool. |
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Prevention is by far the most effective cure when it comes to sterile processing. Eliminating the risk of
ferrous contamination by using stainless steel hand tools on process equipment has a quantifiable effect
straight down the line. Available now in five new sizes, Steritool's new Critical Clean series
stainless
steel locking pliers are designed specifically for sterile processing applications where measures must be
taken to reduce the risk of airborne particulate. Since stainless steel is an homogenous material, there
is no plating to peel, chip, or flake. The chromium contained within the stainless alloy oxidizes to form
a thin, protective chromium oxide layer on the surface. This invisible layer is non-reactive, and therefore
non-corrosive. Removing the need for plating eliminates the risk of particulate generation from oxidation of
ferrous surfaces or from the deterioration of the chrome plating used on ordinary tools.
With smooth, rounded edges, recessed rivets, and flat, easy-to-clean surfaces, Steritool critical clean locking pliers are ideal for use in Cleanroom environments with a gloved hand. The smooth gliding release bar on the handle is easily reached with just a finger, enabling easy, one-handed opening and closing . With an attractive matte finish, all components of the pliers are manufactured from stainless steel and can be autoclaved repeatedly over years of use. We've taken
our locking pliers to the next level and redesigned this line with
critical applications in mind. Our introductory offering of sizes
includes a 5" and 7" curved jaw, a 7" straight jaw, and a
6" and 11" long nose sizes. As with all of our products,
pricing and online ordering is available on our website. |
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