The Endo-Flush Endoscope Flushing Pump EFP250 replaces manual flushing by replacing the syringe with an automatic pump in the cleaning process. The system automatically flushes the scopes’ internal channels with detergent, water and air, replacing manual flushing with a syringe. Thus, the system makes cleaning a repeatable, consistent process and frees staff from the task of repetitious manual syringing.
The system can pump through the auxiliary water port or elevator channel at the same time as other channels, making it faster when cleaning scopes featuring these channels. The channel lines are color-coded for easy matching of the lines with the scope inputs. The system’s compact size enables wall-mounting or countertop use.


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