MEDISEPT Viruton Bohr 1L - cleaning and disinfecting solution for rotary instruments

Application

Viruton® Bohr is a ready-to-use liquid for simultaneous cleaning and disinfection of rotary instruments and other invasive medical instruments. Recommended for drills, bone cutters, abrasive and polishing tools, silicone polishers, ceramic discs and endodontic instruments. Suitable for immersion in a disinfection bath or ultrasonic cleaner. Immerse instruments in the undiluted product immediately after use, ensuring all parts are fully covered. After the required contact time, remove, rinse with water and dry. If visible soiling remains, clean with a brush and re-immerse. After drying, clean instruments must be sterilised. Do not mix with other cleaning or disinfecting agents. For professional use only. Class IIb medical device.

Specifications

• Form: ready-to-use liquid
• Pack size: 1 L bottle with dispenser
• Contact time: 15 min (dirty conditions)
• Spectrum of activity (15 min, dirty conditions): bacteria (EN 13727, EN 14561), fungi C. albicans (EN 13624, EN 14562), mycobacteria M. avium and M. terrae (EN 14348, EN 14563), enveloped viruses, BVDV, Adeno, Polio (EN 14476)
• Active substances (per 100 g): 0.15 g N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine; 0.14 g reaction mass of N,N-didecyl-N-(2-hydroxyethyl)-N-methylammonium propionate and related compounds
• Contains corrosion inhibitors
• Suitable for aluminium, steel and metal alloys

Why choose it?

• Ready to use – no dilution required
• Contains corrosion inhibitors that protect steel, aluminium and metal alloy instruments
• Effectively removes dried organic residues
• Can be used by immersion in a bath or in an ultrasonic cleaner
• Suitable for precision rotary instruments and sensitive materials

FAQ

Does the product require dilution?
No. Viruton® Bohr is ready to use and is applied undiluted.

Can it be used in an ultrasonic cleaner?
Yes. The product is suitable both for immersion in a disinfection bath and for ultrasonic cleaners.

What should be done after disinfection?
Instruments must be rinsed with water, dried and then sterilised.