We offer endoscope storage cabinets and carts to assist in drying and storing all types of endoscopes. We offer freestanding and wall-hung cabinets and mobile endoscopy carts.

Southwest Solutions Group designs metal and stainless steel endoscope cabinets with HEPA filters to meet AAMI and healthcare providers’ standards. These standards protect patients from potential infection. Our HEPA filter blocks 99.97% of all particles 0.3 microns or larger, ensuring that your endoscopes are stored in a clean and safe environment. Read on to learn more about our Endoscope Storage solutions! Click to see more healthcare storage solutions.

We offer endoscope storage cabinets and carts to assist in drying and storing all types of endoscopes. We offer freestanding and wall-hung cabinets and mobile endoscopy carts.

Southwest Solutions Group designs metal and stainless steel endoscope cabinets with HEPA filters to meet AAMI and healthcare providers’ standards. These standards protect patients from potential infection. Our HEPA filter blocks 99.97% of all particles 0.3 microns or larger, ensuring that your endoscopes are stored in a clean and safe environment. Read on to learn more about our Endoscope Storage solutions! Click to see more healthcare storage solutions.

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AAMI-ST91 Guidelines for Endoscope Storage

endoscope storageEndoscopy scopes are extensive, and more hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) link to endoscopes than any other medical device. That’s why standard AAMI-ST91 guidelines were adopted. Part of the requirements address the storage of endoscopes:

  • endoscopes should hang vertically with no bends
  • storage should be well-ventilated with filtered air circulation
  • scopes should not touch one another
  • doors to enclose cabinets are required

To meet these requirements, we offer innovative, state-of-the-art endoscope storage cabinets. The cabinets ensure both large and small endoscopes are stored and dried correctly to reduce HAIs, protect patients, and protect valuable scopes from damage.

About Endoscopes Storage and Cabinets

 

Endoscope storage cabinets are specially designed to store endoscopes. Endoscopes are long, thin medical instruments used to examine the inside of the body. They have a light and a camera at one end and a handle at the other. Endoscopes are flexible to bend and turn to reach difficult areas inside the body. Endoscopes are used for various medical procedures, such as investigating digestive problems, looking for cancerous growths, and checking for blockages in blood vessels.

Depending on your needs, we have cabinets to store eight, twelve, fourteen, and sixteen endoscopes with pull-down or glass doors. We offer storage cabinets for all types of endoscopes, including:

  • Colonoscopies
  • EUS Scopes
  • TEE probes
  • Bronchoscopes
  • Cystoscopies
  • ENT Scopes

 

AAMI-ST91 Guidelines for Endoscope Storage

endoscope storageEndoscopy scopes are extensive, and more hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) link to endoscopes than any other medical device. That’s why standard AAMI-ST91 guidelines were adopted. Part of the requirements address the storage of endoscopes:

  • endoscopes should hang vertically with no bends
  • storage should be well-ventilated with filtered air circulation
  • scopes should not touch one another
  • doors to enclose cabinets are required

To meet these requirements, we offer innovative, state-of-the-art endoscope storage cabinets. The cabinets ensure both large and small endoscopes are stored and dried correctly to reduce HAIs, protect patients, and protect valuable scopes from damage.

About Endoscopes Storage and Cabinets

 

Endoscope storage cabinets are specially designed to store endoscopes. Endoscopes are long, thin medical instruments used to examine the inside of the body. They have a light and a camera at one end and a handle at the other. Endoscopes are flexible to bend and turn to reach difficult areas inside the body. Endoscopes are used for various medical procedures, such as investigating digestive problems, looking for cancerous growths, and checking for blockages in blood vessels.

Depending on your needs, we have cabinets to store eight, twelve, fourteen, and sixteen endoscopes with pull-down or glass doors. We offer storage cabinets for all types of endoscopes, including:

  • Colonoscopies
  • EUS Scopes
  • TEE probes
  • Bronchoscopes
  • Cystoscopies
  • ENT Scopes

 

AAMI-ST91 Guidelines for Endoscope Storage

endoscope storage
Endoscopy scopes are extensive, and more hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) link to endoscopes than any other medical device. That’s why standard AAMI-ST91 guidelines were adopted. Part of the requirements address the storage of endoscopes:

  • endoscopes should hang vertically with no bends
  • storage should be well-ventilated with filtered air circulation
  • scopes should not touch one another
  • doors to enclose cabinets are required

To meet these requirements, we offer innovative, state-of-the-art endoscope storage cabinets. The cabinets ensure both large and small endoscopes are stored and dried correctly to reduce HAIs, protect patients, and protect valuable scopes from damage.

About Endoscopes Storage and Cabinets

 

Endoscope storage cabinets are specially designed to store endoscopes. Endoscopes are long, thin medical instruments used to examine the inside of the body. They have a light and a camera at one end and a handle at the other. Endoscopes are flexible to bend and turn to reach difficult areas inside the body. Endoscopes are used for various medical procedures, such as investigating digestive problems, looking for cancerous growths, and checking for blockages in blood vessels.

Depending on your needs, we have cabinets to store eight, twelve, fourteen, and sixteen endoscopes with pull-down or glass doors. We offer storage cabinets for all types of endoscopes, including:

  • Colonoscopies
  • EUS Scopes
  • TEE probes
  • Bronchoscopes
  • Cystoscopies
  • ENT Scopes

 

Endoscope Storage Cabinet Features

endoscope storage cabinet hangers

Endoscope storage cabinets must be sterile so that the endoscopes do not become contaminated. They also need to be big enough to accommodate the length of the endoscopes and have enough shelf space to store different types of endoscopes that might be required. Endoscope storage cabinets are essential for any medical facility that uses endoscopes.

Some of the Cabinets Features include:

  • Construction: Choose from metal or stainless steel cabinets for easy cleaning and sanitizing.
  • Scope Hangers: The cabinet endoscope hangers are customizable to fit Fuji, Olympus, Pentax, Karl Storz, and other major scope brands.
  • Pull-down Doors:  The metal cabinet doors have three times the lifespan of a plastic door and are foam filled for quieter use.
  • Locks: Multiple lock options are available, including a keyless electronic pushbutton and badge entry locks.
  • HEPA Filter Drying System: Cabinet air is replaced inside the cabinet four times per minute using positive pressure.
  • Cabinets meet or exceed Joint Commission, AORN, SGNA, and AAMI guidelines
  • UL Approved: The cabinet components are all UL-approved and listed. UL approval is not required for the fan since it is under 120V power requirements to be UL approved.

Why The HEPA Filter Is Important For Scope Drying & Storage

The AAMI standards also advise keeping scopes in an enclosed cabinet. Cabinets protect endoscopes from possible physical damage. Cabinets must have a filtering air circulation system to dry endoscopes and prevent moisture accumulation.

One of the significant advantages of drying endoscope cabinets is the HEPA filter. When the door is closed, an infrared switch triggers the ventilating fan on. The HEPA filter location mounts over the air intake slots at the bottom of the cabinet. When the cabinet door is closed, filtered air is pulled in and across the scopes. Visit our online store to see our healthcare storage products.

Endoscope Storage Cabinet Features

endoscope storage cabinet hangers

Endoscope storage cabinets must be sterile so that the endoscopes do not become contaminated. They also need to be big enough to accommodate the length of the endoscopes and have enough shelf space to store different types of endoscopes that might be required. Endoscope storage cabinets are essential for any medical facility that uses endoscopes.

Some of the Cabinets Features include:

  • Construction: Choose from metal or stainless steel cabinets for easy cleaning and sanitizing.
  • Scope Hangers: The cabinet endoscope hangers are customizable to fit Fuji, Olympus, Pentax, Karl Storz, and other major scope brands.
  • Pull-down Doors:  The metal cabinet doors have three times the lifespan of a plastic door and are foam filled for quieter use.
  • Locks: Multiple lock options are available, including a keyless electronic pushbutton and badge entry locks.
  • HEPA Filter Drying System: Cabinet air is replaced inside the cabinet four times per minute using positive pressure.
  • Cabinets meet or exceed Joint Commission, AORN, SGNA, and AAMI guidelines
  • UL Approved: The cabinet components are all UL-approved and listed. UL approval is not required for the fan since it is under 120V power requirements to be UL approved.

Why The HEPA Filter Is Important For Scope Drying & Storage

The AAMI standards also advise keeping scopes in an enclosed cabinet. Cabinets protect endoscopes from possible physical damage. Cabinets must have a filtering air circulation system to dry endoscopes and prevent moisture accumulation.

One of the significant advantages of drying endoscope cabinets is the HEPA filter. When the door is closed, an infrared switch triggers the ventilating fan on. The HEPA filter location mounts over the air intake slots at the bottom of the cabinet. When the cabinet door is closed, filtered air is pulled in and across the scopes. Visit our online store to see our healthcare storage products.

Endoscope Storage Cabinet Features

endoscope storage cabinet hangers

Endoscope storage cabinets must be sterile so that the endoscopes do not become contaminated. They also need to be big enough to accommodate the length of the endoscopes and have enough shelf space to store different types of endoscopes that might be required. Endoscope storage cabinets are essential for any medical facility that uses endoscopes.

Some of the Cabinets Features include:

  • Construction: Choose from metal or stainless steel cabinets for easy cleaning and sanitizing.
  • Scope Hangers: The cabinet endoscope hangers are customizable to fit Fuji, Olympus, Pentax, Karl Storz, and other major scope brands.
  • Pull-down Doors:  The metal cabinet doors have three times the lifespan of a plastic door and are foam filled for quieter use.
  • Locks: Multiple lock options are available, including a keyless electronic pushbutton and badge entry locks.
  • HEPA Filter Drying System: Cabinet air is replaced inside the cabinet four times per minute using positive pressure.
  • Cabinets meet or exceed Joint Commission, AORN, SGNA, and AAMI guidelines
  • UL Approved: The cabinet components are all UL-approved and listed. UL approval is not required for the fan since it is under 120V power requirements to be UL approved.

Why The HEPA Filter Is Important For Scope Drying & Storage

The AAMI standards also advise keeping scopes in an enclosed cabinet. Cabinets protect endoscopes from possible physical damage. Cabinets must have a filtering air circulation system to dry endoscopes and prevent moisture accumulation.

One of the significant advantages of drying endoscope cabinets is the HEPA filter. When the door is closed, an infrared switch triggers the ventilating fan on. The HEPA filter location mounts over the air intake slots at the bottom of the cabinet. When the cabinet door is closed, filtered air is pulled in and across the scopes. Visit our online store to see our healthcare storage products.

Purchasing Contracts

Our endoscope drying and storage cabinets are available on GSA, Vizient, and various other Group Purchasing Organization contracts.

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Contact Us

Southwest Solutions Group® provides design and installation services for medical equipment storage solutions. Free consultations are available to determine your needs before the design process begins. To learn more or to speak with a storage specialist, call us at 1-800-803-1083 or send us a message.

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parkland hospital

“Southwest Solutions Group assisted us in the setup of equipment and services for our offsite medical record warehouse housing over one million charts. They have moved over 330,000 records from the main hospital to the medical record warehouse in a weekend time period, and converted thousands of charts for us. They have provided us a new chart tracking system, labeling system, and file conversion services over a multi-month process. Their IT group was able to modify our existing records management software to “talk” to our main software program so we could print color coded labels for our medical record charts. In addition, they have provided many other services to Parkland hospital including file shelving, hospital storage equipment needs, and software support. Southwest Solutions Group does exceptional work.”

Parkland Medical Hospital
austin gastroenterology

“Our experience with Southwest Solutions Group could not have been better. Matt (sales rep) was very knowledgeable and attentive to our needs. Our shelving project required many changes and revisions and Matt never flinched when thrown a challenge. Many thanks to the installation crew for putting in a twelve hour day to complete our project on time. We give a 100% satisfaction rating to Matt and the Southwest Solutions Group team.”

Austin Gastroenterology
Ronald McDonald House

“Thank you for your donation! I wanted to let you know that we ordered a donor sign for our storage room. The sign will be displayed outside the storage room located near the main kitchen/dining room. This should give you some good exposure!”

Ronald McDonald House

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