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A report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimated that dental office staff, including doctors, nurses, hygienists and others who handle instruments, undergo more than 380,000 injuries from medical sharps every year, an average of over 1,000 a day. These injuries can range from a minor needle prick to more dangerous wounds. In addition to the risk of injury, medical sharps also carry a significant risk of disease, including hepatitis, HIV and other blood-borne illnesses.
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As the seasons turn and the air gets colder and drier, millions of people rely on over-the-counter medication to see them through the winter months. Pharmaceutical manufacturers also rely on their equipment to produce tablets for these medications. These tablets must be in a uniform shape, color and concentration in order to deliver the most effective dosages to patients, while maintaining product quality along the manufacturing process. An ultrasonic cleaner has been shown to be highly effective at cleaning and maintaining these delicate machines.
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Firefighters, rescue workers and other emergency response personnel work in dangerous conditions to save lives every day. These brave individuals rely on their equipment to keep them safe and enable them to bring endangered people to safety. One of their most vital tools is their self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), which allows them to breathe in conditions ranging from thick smoke to a space filled with toxic fumes. In order to keep this equipment functioning in peak condition, these workers need a cleaning system that removes any blockages or contaminants, while preserving the delicate materials.
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