Infection Control Technology
for Healthcare & beyond
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The Problem:
HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTIONS (HAIs)
Every day, 54,000 people lose their lives prematurely to preventable diseases, with up to 80% of common infectious illnesses spread through hand contact with contaminated high-touch surfaces.
To Fight This, High-touch surfaces and equipment like keyboards, mice, and electronic devices should be disinfected frequently…but how is this done?
The Solution:
Seal Shield Medical-Grade Technology
Washable, Waterproof Keyboards & Mice
In healthcare and public environments where infection control is mission-critical, high-touch tools like keyboards and mice can’t be an afterthought. Seal Shield’s waterproof and washable keyboards and mice are engineered for the rigors of clinical use. They are hygiene-focused keyboards and mice that are fully-submersible, dishwasher-safe, and compatible with powerful, hospital-grade cleaning agents. Built for constant cleaning without compromising performance, these peripherals support safer workflows and are designed to help reduce the risk of cross-contamination.

Washable & Waterproof

Compatible With Medical-Grade Disinfectants

Various Sizes & Connection Types Available
Clean Seal
Medical-Grade Screen Protectors

In demanding clinical environments, your devices work as hard as your team. Clean Seal Medical-Grade Screen Protectors are built for healthcare—resilient against daily and frequent sanitization.Â
Multilayer Construction & Ultra-Clear Protective Film
Powerful Impact Protection Prevents Cracks & Scratches
Custom-Cut to Fit Any Screen Size
UV-Resistant
Compatible with Industrial-Grade Cleaners & Disinfectants
Smudge-Resistant
Clean Seal Anti-Glare for Improving Visibility Under Harsh Lighting
Clean Seal Privacy Supports HIPAA Compliance by Shielding Sensitive Data
"I'm one of the infection control nurses. We've dropped these keyboards, hit the keys, put them in the dishwasher many times. We also test them periodically with our ATP tester and they consistently register below 10, which is considered a low bacteria count. I have also washed them with our hospital detergents without any problems."