Tricor Systems launches endoscope-drying device — 3 insights

Tricor Systems’ Dri-Scope Aid Jet-Stream standalone system was launched to provide increased airflow for drying endoscopes and ensuring proper reprocessing.

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What you should know:

1. Tricor’s endoscope-drying system features a dual timer, which allows up to two endoscopes to dry at independent time intervals.

2. The system features disposable tubing assemblies and individual scope connectors to fight cross-contamination.

3. Tricor Systems adheres to several quality-focused initiatives, including ISO-13485. ISO-13485 is a way for organizations to denote their commitment to quality-improvement processes.

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