Specially for precision rotary instruments.

• Comprehensive efficacy spectrum
• Good material compatibility
• Ready for use liquid

Application areas

To disinfect medical instruments, especially rotating precision instruments such as tool steel, carbide and diamond cutting instruments. Can be used in burr sterilizer or ultrasonic bath For instruments that are not resistant to highly alkaline media, such as elastic polisher, ceramic abrasive wheels and root canal instruments, we recommend our products Sekusept™ Extra N or Sekusept™ PLUS.

Use

Place instruments in the undiluted Sekudrill™ liquid immediately after use. Ensure complete wetting. Clean the instruments thoroughly using mechanism to brush or wipe. After the stated contact time, remove the instruments from the liquid and rinse with water of at least drinking quality and dry them immediately with a single use absorbent cloth. Brush off any still visible contamination and place the instruments in again.

Please also follow the reprocessing recommendations of the instrument manufacturer.

For hygienic reasons, change the liquid every day. Do not place aluminum parts in Sekudrill™.

100g contains as agents:
50g Propylene glycol, 5g potassium hydroxide.

1
Please note the following to ensure the correct storage of environmental hygiene and instrument disinfectants: The original containers (canisters, buckets or bottles) with the disinfectant concentrate (or powder) should be stored at temperatures below 25°C and kept dry and clean. A brief period below or above the given storage temperature (e.g. during transport) will not diminish the effectiveness.
The containers are to be sealed tightly after each use. Please also take care that the concentrate remaining in the container is not contaminated when preparing the application solution.

2
Assuming that the application solution that is produced is not contaminated by organic material, it is to be stored in a clean, closed container or a covered instrument basin.
Please take note of the corresponding marking on the containers in which the disinfectant solutions are kept, e.g. contents, concentration, date, shelf life and batch number. Used and organically contaminated solutions are to be changed at least once per workday as per RKI recommendation.