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Sterisonic (Aces): the ideal metal box for sterilizing jewelry in rapid cycle

Bryan Onillon

In many piercing studios, a scene has become familiar:
The client chooses their jewelry,
the piercer sterilizes it in front of them,
and the jewelry is used immediately for the piercing.

This protocol relies on rapid sterilization: an unwrapped cycle, designed for new, never-used material. In this context, the Sterisonic metal box by Aces becomes an essential accessory.

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Rapid sterilization in practice

What is it for?

To quickly sterilize new jewelry just before the procedure, so the client leaves with a piercing that is both safe and personalized.

Why only new jewelry?

Because rapid sterilizers are not designed to reprocess material contaminated by blood. It is a "just-in-time" solution, not a shortcut for reprocessing.

Why unwrapped?

Because pouches require a drying phase. Without drying, they remain moist, porous and unusable. In rapid cycle, you work without a pouch: the jewelry is placed directly in the metal box, sterilized, then used immediately.

Simplify the way you work:

Simplify the way you work:

with all-in-one equipment, ready to use, sterile and single-use.



Advantages of the Sterisonic box


The Sterisonic is not a gimmick: it addresses several concrete needs of piercers who use rapid sterilization for jewelry:

1. Organization

The jewelry is protected in the box, with no risk of falling or getting lost in the sterilization chamber.

2. Compatibility with rapid cycle

The metal withstands high temperatures perfectly and allows optimal steam circulation.

3. Simplicity in front of the client

The gesture is clear, visible, professional: you place the new jewelry in the Sterisonic, start the cycle, open it, and pierce. The client witnesses a clean and reassuring protocol.

4. Eco-friendly and cost-effective

No pouch wasted unnecessarily, no extra waste. A single reusable box for hundreds of cycles.

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Typical studio workflow

 1. The client chooses their jewelry.
 2. The piercer places it in the open Sterisonic box, inside the rapid sterilizer.
 3. Cycle started (e.g. mini-Octoclave, short cycle at 134 degrees C).
 4. A few minutes later, the box is opened aseptically.
 5. The sterile jewelry is immediately used for the piercing.

This protocol is now widespread as it combines hygiene, efficiency and a positive client experience.

Conclusion


Rapid sterilization is not a compromise: it is a specific method, adapted for new jewelry, for immediate use. It does not replace classic sterilization of reusable equipment, but it streamlines the daily operations of studios that want to offer their clients a personalized and safe service.

The Sterisonic box by Aces complements this protocol by providing a simple, durable and professional solution for organizing this sterilization in front of the client, without pouches, without wasting time.

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