Instruments Care

Care & Maintenance Guidelines

At SDOT Instruments, we manufacture premium medical, dental, and aesthetic instruments designed for precision, durability, and professional performance. Proper care and maintenance are essential to ensure long-lasting quality, safety, and reliable operation.

1. Cleaning
Always clean instruments immediately after use to prevent residue buildup.
Use warm water, mild detergent, and a soft brush. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals.
For instruments with delicate tips or joints, gently use a soft brush to reach all areas.

2. Disinfection & Sterilization
Follow the recommended disinfection protocols for your specific application.
Most instruments are suitable for autoclaving, but always confirm compatibility with your instrument.
Avoid prolonged exposure to corrosive disinfectants that could damage the metal finish.

3. Drying & Storage
Thoroughly dry instruments after cleaning to prevent rust or corrosion.
Store instruments in a clean, dry environment. Use protective trays or cases when possible.
Avoid storing instruments in damp areas or in contact with incompatible materials.

4. Handling
Handle instruments carefully to prevent drops or excessive force.
Use each instrument only for its intended purpose. Misuse may damage the instrument and void warranties.

5. Inspection & Maintenance
Inspect instruments regularly for wear, damage, or corrosion.
Ensure moving parts are functioning smoothly.
Replace or repair damaged instruments promptly to maintain safety and performance.

6. Sharpening (if applicable)
Cutting instruments may require periodic sharpening.
Follow manufacturer guidelines or use professional sharpening services when needed.

7. Warranty & Support
Properly maintained instruments remain covered under our warranty.
For questions about care, maintenance, or warranty claims, contact us at info@sdotinstruments.com.

Proper cleaning, handling, and storage of your instruments prolong their life and ensure precision and safety in every procedure.