STERIS Streamline Scrub Sink
PDT Inc

STERIS Streamline Scrub Stations are used for preoperative surgical scrubbing of hands and arms. Options include an eyewash fixture, which extends faucet use to an eyewash station and a laminar flow faucet head, which delivers a constant stream of water. STERIS Streamline Scrub Station is thermoformed of KYDEX® thermoplastic material. The scrub station consists of a washing compartment, controls and mounting devices. The Streamline Scrub Station is available with one or two scrub stations. The scrub station arrives ready for installation and connection to building utility service lines. Installation may be purchased separately. The Washing compartment is continuous even if a multiple station unit is specified. Each station of the washing compartment includes a centrally located gooseneck spout assembly. The spout assembly, with a standard rose spray head, provides carefully controlled water-spray coverage. The spray head is removable for cleaning. The bottom of the compartment is formed to reduce splashing and to flush soil away from the user. The compartment, including backsplash, is thermoformed KYDEX® material with a lustrous finish. It is 18.5" deep x 11" high with coved inside corners. The width is 25.5” or 60" depending on number of stations selected. The backsplash extends the full width of the unit. Each station has one knee-operated control to start and stop water flow. Pressing then releasing the left knee panel opens a water valve. Closing the water valve is accomplished by again pressing then releasing the knee panel. Thermostatically controlled mixing valve provides selection of water temperature up to 115°F at each station. The mixing valve quickly compensates for temperature fluctuations induced by water temperature and pressure changes. If the water temperature rises above 115°F, an anti-scald feature automatically shuts off the flow of hot water. The mixing valve also features heavy, cast-brass construction and chromium plated operating handle.

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Design credit: Bjorn Gunderson, Frank Poggio, Erik Moses