Dental practices use the HS-ICANCLEAN ahead of the steam steriliser, choosing the size from the instruments they clean. The 3.2 L, with its 240 × 135 × 100 mm tank, suits a single surgery cleaning burs, files and small hand instruments. The 5 L keeps the same footprint with a deeper tank and adds a drain valve, which suits a busier practice changing the solution several times a day.
Multi-chair practices, veterinary clinics and laboratories move to the 11 L, whose 300 mm tank takes longer instruments and fuller loads. The 22 L, with a 500 mm tank, suits hospital outpatient departments, day surgery units and larger veterinary practices where long instruments and big batches arrive together.
Tattoo and piercing studios use the smaller sizes to clean grips and steel tools before their benchtop sterilisers, and podiatry clinics clean nippers and burs between appointments. General practices performing minor surgery use the 5 L or 11 L for scissors, forceps and needle holders ahead of the steriliser. At 14.5 kg gross, the 22 L stays put on its bench, while the 3.2 L lifts easily between rooms.
Durability matters in all of these rooms because a cleaner sits in moisture and chemicals every working day. The silicone-covered circuit board, the cavitation-resistant tank, and a case that can be disinfected suit a decontamination area where splashes and wipe-downs are routine. The sweep generator keeps running noise down, which helps where the cleaner works close to treatment rooms or reception.
Every size handles the cleaning step only, with sterilisation to follow. Departments clearing instrument trays in bulk need washer-disinfectors.