Brushes description
Brushes description
Disposable Instrument cleaning brushes have twisted stainless steel handles and antimicrobial bristles. Now with a protective blue tip. Latex free. Sold non-sterile.
An ideal brush for the quick removal of difficult debris, the Batrik Reusable Precision Brush can also easily clean deep into instrument jaws. Although the firm and durable bristles feel like stainless steel, there is absolutely no risk of instrument damage or personal injury.
16cm long (handle 12cm, bristles 4cm)
3 per pack
Code: 50-40-800
BATRIK has developed a cost-effective channel brush that can be used for cleaning endoscopes for an entire day.
Sturdy plastic handle. 7" length. 3 Brushes per pack.
Latex free. Sold non-sterile.
Three rows of bristles in either nylon, brass or stainless steel.
Sturdy plastic handle with nylon bristles. 7" length. 3 Brushes per pack.
Three rows of bristles on large end and one row of bristles on the small end.
BATRIK's valve / control cleaning brushes are available in a variety of sizes and styles to meet your unique needs.
BATRIK'S new line of reusable / autaclavable flat brushes are especially designed for effective pre-cleaning of a wide range of surgical instruments.
Available in four grades of hardness, ranging from Ultra Rigid to Ultra Flexible
Instrument-safe polyamide fibres offer steel-like rigidity and allows deep cleaning of soiled instruments, particularly in grooved or uneven surfaces.
The rigidity of this brush, along with the length of the bristles and handle improves and simplifies instrument cleaning.
This brush is designed for large instruments that require a more gentle cleaning application, such as, optics, plastics or hard to reach spots which are easier to clean using a flexible bristle.
Single / day use flat brushes.
The very long bristles eliminate any stress during sanitisation, and makes this the ideal brush for fragile instruments (optics, etc.) as well as both pliable and rigid endoscopes. The length of the bristles assist in cleaning areas that would otherwise be difficult to reach with shorter bristles, such as the accessory channel or tip deflection of pliable endoscopes.