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The application of <a href="\&quot;http:/zjbocon.com/\&quot;" target="\&quot;\&quot;">ethylene oxide (EO) </a>in disinfection and sterilization has been around for a long time, and it is a recognized and reliable chemical gas sterilant. In the past, ethylene oxide was mainly used for industrial-scale disinfection and sterilization. With the development of modern industrial technology and automation, intelligent technology, now ethylene oxide sterilization technology can be safely used for the sterilization of precision medical devices which are afraid of heat and humidity in medical institutions.
Precautions for Ethylene Oxide Sterilization and Sterilizer Operation
<h2>Advantages of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization</h2>
1. Ethylene oxide can be used for sterilization of items not resistant to high temperature and humidity.
2. Ethylene oxide is considered to be a chemical sterilant with good sterilization effect, which can kill all microorganisms including bacterial spores.
3. It has strong penetrability and can be used for sterilization of parts that are difficult to penetrate: some thin and long conduits cannot be sterilized by other low-temperature sterilization methods, and can only be sterilized by ethylene oxide or irradiation.
4. It causes little damage to items because ethylene oxide kills microorganisms by alkylation rather than oxidation, so it is very suitable for sterilization of items not resistant to heat.
5. It can be packed with various packing materials for storage and transportation, which can avoid cross-contamination.
6. It has standard chemical and biological monitoring methods, so that sterilization quality can be effectively controlled and packages with failed sterilization can be found in time.
<h2>Disadvantages of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization</h2>
1. The whole sterilization cycle takes a long time due to the need for ventilation to remove residual ethylene oxide.
2. Ethylene oxide is toxic and is a suspected carcinogen, and the concentration of ethylene oxide in indoor air must be controlled below the national standard.
3. Ethylene oxide is flammable and explosive, and must not be leaked during storage and sterilization. Safe sterilizers must be selected for safe operation and storage.
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of Ethylene Oxide Sterilization

Publish Time：2023-10-12