Dri-Scope Aid®
Jet~Stream
Designed to assist in the drying of the internal channels of an endoscope — the ideal environment for bacterial colonization. SGNA, AORN, ANSI/AAMI ST91:2021, and scope manufacturers IFUs require drying the internal channels of endoscopes after HLD.
- ✓ Constant Flow — consistent air delivery through all channels
- ✓ Consistent Pressure — validated drying every time
- ✓ Repeatable Results — hands-free, automated operation
Features & Benefits
The greatest amount of HEPA-filtered airflow from a standalone unit to aid in drying all internal endoscope channels.
Superior Drying Performance
- ✓ 99.97% particle retention with 0.1µm HEPA filter
- ✓ 80% more airflow than previous models
- ✓ Constant air delivery through all internal channels
- ✓ Low airflow warning indicator
- ✓ Automatic high-pressure shutoff protection
Also available for use with Medical/Instrument Air (Model 1840R)
Ease of Operation
- ✓ Hands-free operation — frees technician for other duties
- ✓ Dual timer with independent start/stop times
- ✓ Digital display with touchpad controls
- ✓ Audible & visual alerts upon completion
- ✓ Filter replacement indicator light
- ✓ Auto shut-off if one port not in use
Compatible with All Major Endoscope Brands
Disposable scope connectors available for seamless integration
Specifications
Choose from two models based on your facility's air source requirements
Not sure which model is right for your facility?
Talk to our team →Accessories & Consumables
Everything you need for daily operation — disposable tubing, brand-specific connectors, and mounting options
Scope Connectors
Disposable connectors for Fuji, Olympus, Pentax, Storz
Tubing Kits
Daily use tubing for Fuji, Olympus, and Pentax
Pole Mounting Kit
Secure mounting for Jet-Cart or standalone pole installation
HEPA Filter
Easy replacement 0.1µm filter with indicator light
Need the Right Connectors?
Use our connector finder tool to match your specific endoscope models
Video Library
Product demonstrations, setup guides, and maintenance tutorials to help your team get the most out of Dri-Scope Aid® products.
Dri-Scope Aid® Jet~Stream
Quick Start Guide
Get up and running with your Jet~Stream in minutes
Out of the Box Setup
Complete unboxing and initial installation
Pressure Test
How to perform routine pressure testing
Dri-Scope Aid® Tracker
Pressure Test Demo
How to perform system pressure testing
Filter Replacement
Step-by-step filter replacement guide
Dri-Scope Aid® Cabinet
Quick Start Guide
Features and operation walkthrough
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Dri-Scope Aid® Jet~Stream
Q: What is the recommended endoscope dry time?
Our default dry time is 10 minutes based on ANSI/AAMI ST91 and various clinical studies.
Q: How often should I change my filter?
Filters must be changed every 6 months. The unit includes a filter replacement indicator light to remind you when it's time.
Q: How often should I change my connectors?
Dri-Scope Aid connectors are single-use and should be disposed of after each use to prevent cross-contamination.
Q: How often should I change my tubing?
Dri-Scope Aid Jet~Stream tubing must be changed every 24 hours, or immediately if it has become contaminated.
Q: How can Jet~Stream be mounted?
Jet~Stream offers flexible mounting options: wall-mounted, attached to an IV pole, or placed on a countertop. Dri-Scope Aid also offers multiple Drying Stations to mount your Jet~Stream to fit each facility's individual workflow.
Q: Can endoscopes be dried vertically or horizontally?
Dri-Scope Aid is not dependent upon scope orientation — it works in either position. However, in general, vertical orientation is better for overall drying efficiency.
Q: How many scopes can Jet~Stream dry at once?
Jet~Stream can dry up to two endoscopes simultaneously, with independent timers for each scope.
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