Andersen is proud to offer terminal sterilization solutions to many industries. All are competitively priced, easy to use and offer unparalleled versatility.
When you’re operating on a whole different scale, feather, fin or claw Andersen has you covered. Low temperature gas sterilization puts our specialty partners in control: in control of your equipment and inventory with non-damaging sterilization. We have sterilizer models to fit any need and budget, putting you in control of your finances too.
Low acquisition and per cycle cost. Easy and inexpensive installation. Many practices see full return on investment in a few months or even a few weeks.
You don’t want superbugs haunting your clinic: endangering your patients, staff and the stability of your practice. You need a terminal sterilization solution.
Our sterilizers are very easy to use and you get free training for the life of your sterilizer. Plus you get a sterilization expert on your team, ready to answer any questions.
When you think about staff time management, don’t just consider cycle time, also consider capacity. Instead of running all day, staff can run one cycle overnight.
You give our fuzzy (scaled, plumed and otherwise decorated) friends the best care. This is just one more aspect of providing your patients and their parents the best.
Our exclusive technology works behind the scenes to keep your staff safe. The microdose of EO and smart cabinet design are just two of these safeguards.
Ethylene oxide is the gold standard in sterilization. It offers hospital-level sterility assurance (10⁻⁶) along with
unparalleled gentleness and material compatibility.
We sterilize feathers and snake skins for animal enrichment and for educational use – we take them to teach campers about our animals. We also sterilize common veterinary equipment, such as dental tools. In the image, I’m giving Jasiri, a colobus monkey, a dental cleaning.”
Javier Mendez, Jr.
Registered Veterinary Technician
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Fresno, CA
We mainly use it for our scopes, our cameras, our endoblades, hoses for our insufflator and sometimes for surgical equipment.”
Marwan Tarazi, DVM
Peterborough, UK
We’ve been using the Andersen gas sterilization systems since the mid-1980s. I upgraded the actual machine today. The one we have is 15-18 years old. It’s been a great machine, but it’s outdated, and they have newer, better ones. We run a lot of cycles so it was time to upgrade to the newer equipment.”
David Ihrke, DVM
Colonial Manor Animal Hospital
Home Glen, IL
Since adopting minimally invasive surgery procedures into our practice, we’ve had the need to safely sterilize delicate instruments. Our AN74ix sterilizer has been a wonderful addition to our equipment and [Andersen’s reps] have also been very helpful answering all our questions.”
Warren Briggs, DVM
Medical Director
Fischer Animal Hospital
Lakewood, NJ
An experienced veterinary technician gives tips on how to get the most from your Andersen Sterilizer. Each short video is less than two minutes and focuses on topics designed to make a vet tech’s job just a little bit easier. This week: Have You Outgrown Your Sterilization Solution?
