Integrated solutions
Design the flow, not just the room.
Explore how key stages of flexible endoscope reprocessing can be considered as one connected project—from room context and testing to reprocessing, drying, storage and documentation.
Project lens / 01—05
01 Context
02 Test & clean
03 Reprocess
04 Dry & store
05 Document
A planning framework. Product configuration and availability require review by model and destination.
System context
See the relationships before selecting the equipment.
A room plan, product mix and documentation approach should be considered together. This concept view helps establish the conversation; it is not a construction drawing or a clinical instruction.
Endoscopy center concept study
System context / not to scale
Workflow story
Five connected decisions.
Scroll through the planning sequence. On mobile, every stage remains in normal reading order.
01 / Project context
Start with movement, space and handover points.
Define where the workflow begins, how items move to the reprocessing room and how clean and used zones should be discussed within the project.
Planning prompt
What is the room context?
- Available room information
- Expected workflow volume
- Handover and storage points
02 / Test & clean
Organise the testing and manual cleaning stage.
Consider how leak testing and workstation-based tasks fit into the room sequence before automated reprocessing.
ALES07
Endoscope Leak Tester
A dedicated product view for the leak-testing stage of a reprocessing workflow.
ALED30
Endoscope Reprocessing Workstation
A workstation platform for organising manual reprocessing tasks within a defined room plan.
03 / Automated reprocessing
Place automated reprocessing in the wider system.
Review the reprocessor as one stage in a connected workflow, alongside the room context, upstream tasks and downstream drying or storage needs.
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Automated Endoscope Reprocessor
An automated endoscope reprocessor positioned at the disinfection stage of the workflow.
04 / Dry & store
Plan the transition into protected storage.
Compare dedicated and integrated product options for the drying and storage stages, then review suitability for the intended model and market.
ALES08
ALES08 Endoscope Drying Machine
A dedicated drying product for the transition from reprocessing to protected storage.
ALES12
ALES12 Endoscope Storage Cabinet
A cabinet option for organising endoscope storage within the planned workflow.
Storage & drying
Intelligent Endoscope Storage and Drying Cabinet
An integrated cabinet option combining storage and drying functions in one product view.
05 / Document & trace
Define the information the project needs.
Documentation, traceability requirements, interfaces and available functions can vary by product configuration and destination.
01
Required records
02
Product configuration
03
Destination review
Project brief
A useful enquiry starts with five clear inputs.
These details help frame the first conversation without assuming a final product configuration.
01
Room context
02
Expected volume
03
Available utilities
04
Workflow stage
05
Destination market
Next conversation
Bring the workflow into focus.
Project information is reviewed by product configuration and destination.