Hospital Gurney and Wheelchair Sanitation
The Rotajet AMB 2000
Designed to sanitize, clean, and dry patient transport equipment, the Rotajet AMB 2000 offers a hygienic and efficient solution for hospitals and ambulance services.
The Challenge:
Traditionally, cleaning stretchers, wheelchairs, and other patient transport equipment involves manual labor, including power washing, scrubbing with brushes, and using harsh detergents.
This method is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and may not always guarantee consistent and thorough decontamination.
The Rotajet AMB 2000 Solution:
Fully Enclosed System
The AMB 2000 is a self-contained unit. Once equipment is loaded into the wash cabinet, the door is securely closed, and the automated cycle begins.
High-Level Disinfection
The cleaning and disinfection process effectively eliminates a wide range of pathogens, including MRSA, C. difficile, hepatitis B, and HIV.
Proven Effectiveness
Cleaning results are validated using the 3M Clean-Trace system, ensuring consistent and effective decontamination.
Improved Efficiency
The AMB 2000 significantly reduces the time required for cleaning compared to manual methods.
What do the users say?
We approached Rotajet with our idea for a stretcher and ancillary equipment cleaning unit and their response to this request was very positive. Once we had developed our specification, Rotajet was happy to work with us to design the unit that suits our needs.
“The unit is now up and running and is already proving to be a valuable asset in terms of reducing the time taken to carry out the equipment cleaning process for NEAS. The wash-cycle times are even less than we expected and are producing excellent results.
“The partnership approach to developing this unit with rotajet confirms that,given the drive and commitment to improve cleaning standards within the NHS, much more consistent and higher cleaning standards can be achieved. We would like to thank Rotajet for its patience helping us develop our idea and for producing the unit which is exceeding our expectations”.