RPI RPT372 Cassette Seal Removal Tool

Yes, the tool is specifically engineered for damage-free removal. The precision-crafted spatula tip allows you to lift and remove cassette seals cleanly without nicking or scratching the delicate components of your Scican Statim 2000.

Absolutely. The shaft is constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring it provides the necessary rigidity and resilience required for repeated use in demanding clinical and sterilization environments.

Yes, it is designed for operator comfort and control. The handle features a vinyl-covered grip, which helps reduce hand fatigue and ensures the tool stays firmly in your grasp while performing maintenance.

Yes, the dimensions are optimized for exact performance. The spatula tip measures 19/64 inches in width, which is the ideal size to slide effectively under the seal for easy extraction.

Yes. To ensure both technician safety and instrument longevity, the tool comes with a dedicated protective plastic sheath. This keeps the spatula tip shielded from damage and prevents accidental contact when the tool is stored in your service kit.

This tool is specifically designed for the Scican Statim 2000 series of autoclaves and sterilizers. Using a purpose-built tool ensures you maintain the integrity of your sterilization equipment during routine seal replacements.

It is! While available individually, this seal removal tool is also included as a key component in the RPI Field Service Smart Kit (RPI Part #SCK028), which is an excellent option if you are stocking up on multiple maintenance supplies.

The total length of the tool is 5-5/16 inches. This length provides the perfect balance of leverage and reach needed to access seals within the Statim 2000 cassette system easily.

Yes, this is a factory new RPI product. You can trust that you are receiving a pristine, unused tool engineered to meet rigorous standards for autoclave and sterilizer service.

The main benefit is efficiency and component protection. By using a tool explicitly designed for this task, you avoid the risks of using improvised instruments that could damage your sterilizer, ultimately extending the life of your equipment and simplifying your repair workflow.