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Operating Rooms 

 

It is a known fact that strict cleaning procedures for operating rooms are essential to maintaining patient safety. Patients are vulnerable to bacteria, viruses, and other microbial exposure while in surgery, and may be receptive to infections.

Patient infection prevention is highly important in surgical environments. This is why our UVD Robots are designed to help reach even higher levels of disinfection in operating rooms.

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Why choose UVD Robots:

99.99% elminitaion of bioburden

 

99.99% elminitaion of bioburden

 

Reduction of bacterial load in operating room-1

 

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10 min to disinfect OR-2

 

10 min to disinfect OR-2

 

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Disinfecting operating environments 

Operating rooms are vulnerable to environmental contamination by the very nature of their use as surgical procedures expose operating tables, medical devices, and other equipment to bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. 

 

UVD Robots offer a convenient and chemical-free solution to disinfecting operating room environments. Fully mobile and autonomous, UVD Robots can successfully disinfect operating rooms, greatly reducing the risk of human-induced contaminations. 

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UV-C light and disinfection 

UVD Robots use UV-C light, a particular wavelength of ultraviolet light. Studies show that ultraviolet light can reduce infection rates at much higher levels than other disinfection methods, especially in operating rooms. 

 

The UV-C light in UVD Robots is in the 254 nm range, a wavelength found to be an optimal frequency for germicidal effects. This type of UV-C light has been found to be particularly potent against certain viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms. 

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UV-C light

When UV-C light is applied it kills living bacteria and inactivates viruses by interacting with the RNA and DNA molecules, breaking cells on a microscopic level. UV-C germicidal irradiation peaks at 254 nm wavelength.

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