8mmx100mm Endoscopic Cleaning Brush

Product Feature

This 8mmx100mm Endoscopic Cleaning Brush features an integrated structure of "fine brush head + golden short handle + portable grip". It consists of three core components: a food-grade PP yellow oval handle, a 304 stainless steel fine twisted wire body, and a medical-grade high-elastic sky-blue nylon brush head.

The handle adopts an oval straight handle design with a single-sided hanging hole. It is compact and fits the palm perfectly, allowing easy control with a single finger. The hanging hole at the end supports hanging to drain water, fully complying with hospital infection control and hygiene management specifications.

With a body length of 100mm, the fine-diameter design adapts to the depth of small-diameter pipelines. It boasts exceptional flexibility, easily navigating the subtle bends of pipelines while remaining deformation-resistant and unbreakable through repeated use.

The 8mmx100mm Endoscopic Cleaning Brush head has a diameter of 8mm and uses a dense spiral winding process. The bristles are neatly arranged without burrs, precisely fitting the inner wall of small-diameter pipelines to balance cleaning power and gentleness.

FAQ

Q1: What is the difference between this 8mmx100mm Endoscopic Cleaning Brush and previous large‑diameter cleaning brushes?

A: The core difference lies in diameter compatibility. This product features an 8mm ultra‑fine brush head, specially designed for small‑diameter channels such as narrow endoscope passages. The bristles are finer, the shaft is more flexible, and cleaning is more precise. Large‑diameter brush heads are intended for wide‑bore tubing. The two are not interchangeable and should be selected according to the application.

Q2: Does this brush need to be replaced after single use in medical settings?

A: To avoid cross‑infection, single‑use per hospital infection control requirements is recommended. Disposable packaged versions should be discarded after use. Reusable versions may be used again only after strict disinfection, and must be replaced immediately if bristles shed.

Q3: What should be noted during disinfection?

A: Acceptable methods include 75% alcohol immersion, ethylene oxide sterilization, and low‑temperature autoclaving. Strongly corrosive disinfectants such as high‑concentration 84 disinfectant are prohibited, as they may cause bristle aging and shaft rust. Strictly follow the temperature and time requirements for each disinfection method to prevent material deformation from over‑sterilization.