Devastol – Suction System Cleaner
Devastol 3L
Cleaner for Suction & Drainage Systems
Devastol 3L
Cleaning of suction and drainage systems.
A detergent for the removal of biological contaminants from suction and drainage systems. Does not corrode metals, does not polymerise plastics. Non-toxic, does not produce foam.
Instructions:
- Dissolve 40ml of product in 2L of water.
- Wait 15 minutes for the chemical bond with the water to form.
- For suction systems: use the 2L solution, then after 3 hours rinse with water.
- Same procedure for drainage systems.
Available in 3-litre packaging.
InquirySuction system cleaning detergent for medical and dental practices
Devastol is a specialised suction system cleaner: it removes blood, saliva and other biological residues that build up daily in the suction lines of medical practices, dental clinics and operating rooms. Unlike ordinary cleaners it is non-foaming — essential for protecting the suction motor — and it does not corrode metals or polymerise plastics, keeping tubing and fittings in top condition.
Cleaning the dental chair suction unit
In the dental practice, regular cleaning of the chair's suction system with a suitable suction disinfectant cleaner prevents blockages, odours and wear. Devastol dissolves easily (40ml in 2lt of water), is aspirated through the system at the end of the day and acts inside the tubing, breaking down biological residues without stressing the equipment.
Frequently asked questions
How do I clean a dental suction system?
Dissolve 40ml of Devastol in 2 litres of water and wait 15 minutes for the chemical bond with the water. Aspirate the solution through the suction system and rinse with clean water after 3 hours.
Which suction cleaner is non-foaming?
Devastol does not foam, making it safe for all suction systems — the foam produced by ordinary cleaners can damage the suction motor.
Is it safe for the metal and plastic parts of the system?
Yes. Devastol does not corrode metals, does not polymerise plastics and is non-toxic, so it can be used routinely without wear to tubing and fittings.
How often should the suction system be cleaned?
Cleaning the suction system at the end of every working day is recommended, so that biological residues do not settle in the tubing.