Smart Choice. Significant Savings. 484,513 gallons. That is the average volume of water going over Niagara Falls every second. With the lifetime savings realized from the Consolidated WaterECO® system, you can power Niagara Falls for more than sixteen seconds. That’s a lot of water you won’t be paying for. Most modern autoclaves utilize a large amount of water in order to reduce the discharge temperature to drain and comply with local building codes. The Consolidated WaterEco® Gravity Series has been developed to drastically reduce the water consumed by the autoclave. Both the WaterEco® Gravity and WaterEco® Gravity Plus systems operate without the use of electricity, and can be installed on new sterilizers or retrofitted onto existing sterilizers. Learn more about the WaterEco Series →
5.14.26 Consolidated Selected as Small Business Manufacturer by the University of California → What Set Us Apart Throughout the RFP process, Consolidated stood out for our: Relationship with UC, which predates this agreement, with many campuses already standardized on our autoclaves Low cost of ownership through non-proprietary parts and third-party service models, including local service Built-in water- and energy-saving features Support for both in-house and generator steam Custom […]
12.10.25 Introducing SterilSteam Sampler, The Steam Condensate Sampler for AAMI ST108 Compliance → Released in 2023, AAMI/ANSI ST108 establishes water quality requirements for water used in the cleaning, rinsing, disinfection, and sterilization of reusable medical devices. In addition to these requirements, ST108 mandates quarterly testing of steam condensate quality to ensure incoming steam does not stain instruments or pose a risk to patient safety. To help healthcare facilities […]
11.6.25 AAMI ST108 & Critical Water for Autoclaves: What ASCs Need to Know → A major step forward in patient safety, ANSI/AAMI ST108 establishes new minimum water quality requirements for water used in the cleaning, rinsing, disinfection, and sterilization of reusable medical devices. Despite providing guidance on water quality management for sterile processing, ST108 has also created confusion, especially regarding test protocols, water treatment, and critical water requirements. In […]
