The resource-efficient cleaning and disinfection device Aquadis 44 helps hospitals reduce costs and achieve environmental goals

Getinge has launched the latest cleaning and disinfection device, the Aquadis 44. It was developed to minimize resource consumption and reduce operating costs. With this innovative model, healthcare facilities can reduce their environmental impact without sacrificing reliable performance and user-friendliness.

Hospitals are increasingly under pressure to reduce their ecological footprint without compromising the quality of care. The newest cleaning and disinfection device, Aquadis 44 by Getinge, addresses this challenge with a combination of low total operating costs, improved ergonomics, and patented innovations. This includes adaptive water filling, a unique system that automatically adjusts the amount of water and cleaning agents based on the load. This intelligent dosing ensures consistently high-quality results and contributes to lower resource consumption and a reduced CO₂ footprint.

“Aquadis 44 represents the next step in sustainable processing. It is not only particularly resource-efficient but also designed for user-friendliness. Hospitals can reduce their costs while achieving their environmental goals,” says Stéphane Le Roy, President of Surgical Workflows at Getinge.

Internal long-term tests confirm that the Aquadis 44 delivers consistently high cleaning performance while reducing energy, water, and cleaning agent consumption. Features such as ergonomic loading and the choice between single- or double-door versions support efficient workflows and ease the workload for staff.

“With Aquadis 44, we offer a solution that combines performance, lower resource consumption, and improved ergonomics in one device,” explains Marcus Samuelsson, Product Manager at Getinge.

The market launch of the Aquadis 44 underscores Getinge's commitment to sustainable innovations for better health.