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Our Point of View on RITTER AUTOMATIC STERILIZERS

Quick Verdict

RITTER Automatic Sterilizers efficiently sanitize instruments with ease of operation. The Midmark M11 model is notable for its usability and effective sterilization cycles.

Video Proof Moments

User ease and maintenance

Large capacity for instruments

Four different pre-programmed cycles

Ideal for dental record keeping

Instruments come out dry

Key Takeaways

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Easy to use and maintain

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Pre-programmed with four sterilization cycles

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Ideal for dental office environments

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Holds a significant number of instruments

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Instruments come out dry after sterilization

Transcript
Hi there, it's Alex from WTI. If you're looking for an incredible sterilizer, especially if you work in dental, look no further because you're going to want the Midmark M11 by RITTER. I have worked with a couple other sterilizers and this one by far has been my favorite. So I'm an assistant, so I'm the one using these things every day. I love how easy it is to use and the maintenance is also very efficient as well. It holds quite a bit of instruments and it comes with...there is an addition. If you want to add the tracker on top, that's an additional separate item. But we keep it just for easier record keeping because there's so many record keeping items we need to do in the dental office. So I'm going to give you a closer look at it and then just show you how easy it is to use. So here we have a closer look at the M11. As you can see, it's pre-programmed with four different cycles, unwrapped pouches, packs and hand pieces. And as we open the door, we can see a seal. It's a great seal, easily to maintain. And the four trays that it comes with holds a good amount of instruments. So this white trough up here is where you put your distilled water. And then this hose, it just kind of unclicks and then you just dump it out into a bucket to empty out all your excess distilled water. And because it comes with four trays, there is quite a bit of room for lots of instruments. Just make sure you don't overload. So our set's up pretty high, so I'm just going to show you really quickly. All you have to do is just close the latch. We use the pouches and start. It's literally that easy. So the pouch cycle is only about just over an hour, an hour and about five minutes, and they come out dry. It's a great quality item and I know you're going to enjoy using it too, especially if you're concerned about your sterilization in your office and you want something that's really going to last and that you can trust. And that's my point of view.
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FAQ

How long is the sterilization cycle?

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The pouch cycle takes just over an hour, around 65 minutes.

What types of instruments can it sterilize?

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It can sterilize unwrapped pouches, packs, and handpieces.

Is it easy to maintain?

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Yes, the maintenance process is noted as very efficient.

How does it handle water disposal?

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There’s a hose to easily dump excess distilled water into a bucket.

Can you add a tracker for record keeping?

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Yes, there's an additional option for a tracker to assist with record keeping.

Will my instruments come out dry?

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Yes, they come out dry after the sterilization cycle ends.

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