Anthogyr TORQ CONTROL Manual De Instrucciones página 15

6.2. Lubrification
This should be done before using for the first time, and before each sterilisation.
Keep away from any source of heat or ignition.
In particular, do not smoke!
Wear a protective face mask.
- Place a turbine-type nozzle (P/N 1933X) on the spray can.
- Place the spray can nozzle into the opening located on the backside of the torque wrench.
- Maintain the spray can nozzle against the torque wrench until the pressure drops again.
Vaporise 1 to 2 seconds. The oil passes over the entire instrument, acting as a cleanser and
a lubricant. Prior to each sterilisation, lubrication is to be carried out using a spray can.
To spray
6.3. Sterilisation
We strongly recommend the use of a class B steriliser.
Any other method of sterilisation should be avoided.
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Read the instruction leaflet provided by the steriliser manufacturer. Adhere to
the space specified between pouches and do not overload the steriliser.
- Only sterilise instruments which have previously been disinfected, cleaned,
lubricated and tested.
- Remove the rotating instrument from the torque wrench prior to sterilisation.
(See §5.1)
- Make sure that the device does not have any areas of corrosion or cracks, and check that it is
operating properly. Ensure that the product is dry; if necessary, dry any residual water with medical
quality pressurised air.
- Use sterilisation pouches suitable for the torque wrench and the steriliser.
Always use one single torque wrench per pouch.
- In order to provide any retention of water, place the pouch in the steriliser in such a way that any
concave parts are face down.
- If the steriliser has several types of cycle, choose a cycle designed for medical devices (a minimum
of 135°C at 2.13 bars (275°F at 30.88 psi) for 18 minutes.)
To apply pressure to obtain tightness
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