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SMMC installs Micro-Grinder to process its medical waste. | SMN News

November 12, 2019

SMMC installs Micro-Grinder to process its medical waste. | SMN News
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CAY HILL:--- St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC) recently installed a Micro-Grinder, a medical waste processer, on its premises in order to safely treat its medical waste.
The Micro-Grinder, a SterilWave 250, can process up to 50 kg of medical waste per hour and turns medical waste into sterile (non-infectious) municipal waste. The medical waste treatment process entails first grinding the medical waste to small particles after which the small particles are further processed via Microwave treatment and heated up to 110 degrees Celsius at which point all waste becomes sterile. The benefit of this technology is that the medical


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/smmc-installs-micro-grinder-to-process-its-medical-waste-smn-news/

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