Product

RadBox: sterilization that fits on the counter

RadBox sterilizer with its instrument tray open
Three steps

Load. Start. Done.

  1. RadBox tray pulled out with instruments and a spore strip loaded

    Load

    Cleaned instruments go straight back in the tray. No pouches.
  2. RadBox running, its chamber glowing with germicidal light

    Start

    Germicidal light and thermal heat run together, under 10 minutes
  3. RadBox closed with its screen showing progress and chamber temperature

    Done

    Cools in under 10 minutes. No drying.
At a glance

What RadBox is

  • MethodGermicidal light + radiative and conductive heat
  • CycleUnder 10 minutes
  • Standard6-log kill (sterility assurance level)
  • CapacityEasily scalable capacity
RadBox RB-Z1 tabletop sterilizer
  • NeedsElectricity only. No water, steam or chemicals
  • InstrumentsDental and surgical instruments, including hollow handpieces
  • Size18 × 18 × 9 in (450 × 450 × 225 mm), standard 120 V plug
  • StatusFDA De Novo pathway, clearance targeted Q2 2027
  • RoadmapBattery option for mobile use

Performance from Lumaegis and third-party testing.13

Footprint

Half the height of steam

RadBox sits on the counter at half the height of a Midmark M11. No water tank, so no overhead clearance to fill it. Just a standard 120 V plug.

RadBox
18 × 18 × 9 in450 × 450 × 225 mm
Midmark M11
17.8 × 23.8 × 17.8 inneeds 23 in of vertical clearance to fill water, plus 2 in behind
Front view, to scale. Manufacturer specifications.
Who it's for

Built for the point of care

Clinician beside a RadBox sterilizer

Dental and outpatient clinics

Handpieces and instruments back in minutes

RadBox with its tray open

Veterinary practices

No plumbing needed

RadBox running a germicidal light cycle

Hospitals and surgery centers

Surgical trays turned around faster

RadBox closed and ready

Surgical instrument makers

Sterilize in-house

RadBox mid-cycle

Pharma

Fast, chemical-free sterilization on site