CVIR / Cath Lab

Cath lab and interventional equipment operates in demanding procedural environments where precision and reliability are critical. Routine cleaning addresses accessible surfaces, while technical deep cleaning targets accumulated residue, bioburden, and buildup around joints, tracks, frames, and other difficult-to-reach components.

Our services include cath lab tables, interventional radiology tables, procedure tables, and supporting clinical equipment. We can tailor the scope of service to the equipment and operational needs of your department.

Yes. We provide comprehensive technical cleaning for cath lab and interventional tables, addressing both accessible surfaces and difficult-to-reach areas around frames, joints, tracks, articulating components, and other equipment structures.

Residue, debris, and mineral buildup can accumulate around mechanical components and moving parts over time. While deep cleaning does not replace mechanical maintenance or repair, removing accumulated buildup can help maintain equipment in a cleaner condition and support proper equipment function.

Routine cleaning is designed to prepare equipment for continued clinical use and address accessible surfaces. Technical deep cleaning goes further, targeting accumulated residue and contamination in areas that are difficult to reach during routine procedures.

Yes. We understand that CVIR and Cath Lab schedules are tightly managed and equipment availability is critical. We coordinate service around your department’s workflow and can schedule cleaning during appropriate off-peak periods whenever possible.

Our technicians use procedures designed to safely clean equipment while respecting the equipment’s configuration and operational requirements. We do not perform unauthorized modifications or repairs. Any condition requiring mechanical attention can be documented and referred to the appropriate team.