different types of autoclaves
common laboratry autoclave, pressure cooker autoclave, vertical autoclave, horizontal autoclave and large hospital autoclave
common laboratory autoclave
Description
Laboratory autoclaves are crucial for maintaining a sterile environment in research, healthcare, and industrial settings. The choice of a specific type depends on the volume and type of materials being sterilized, as well as the available space and mobility requirements.
Power
2300 W / 230-240 V / 50Hz
Sterilization temperature
121 °C/ 134 °C
Operation temperature
5 °C – 40 °C
pressure cooker autoclave
Description
Pressure cooker type autoclaves are often used in resource-limited environments, field research, or situations where access to more advanced laboratory equipment is limited. While they may not offer the same level of control and precision as professional autoclaves, they provide a simple and economical solution for basic sterilization requirements. Users should follow safety guidelines and ensure proper operation to achieve effective sterilization.
Working Temperature
121°C – 140°C
Operating Pressure
15 PSI / 18 PSI
Sterilization Time
1 to 0.99 Minutes
Power
AC 220V / 50Hz
Heating
Electric Heating, Optional Non-electric (Gas)
vertical autoclave
Description
Vertical autoclave, also known as steam sterilizers and top loading sterilizers, is a sterilizing machine that comes in a cylindrical shape. These machines help in sterilization of medical equipment, surgical instruments to name a few. Sterilization is one of the key medical processes in many industries including food and healthcare. This machine works on the principle of high-pressure steam for sterilizing flasks, medical tools, beakers, etc.
Sterilizing Temperature
121°C to 134°C (150°C – Optional)
Heat Average
<=±1°C
Sterilization Time
25 to 30 Minutes
Digital Timer
0 to 99 min
Power Supply
220 Volts / 440 Volts
horizontal autoclave
Description
high pressure horizontal autoclave sterilizers is ideal for academic facilities, biotech industries, pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, research centers and food and beverage industries. These units efficiently meet stringent sterilization requirements and well suited for sterilizing hospital dressings and surgical instruments, rubber and plastic goods, glassware and utensils etc.
Working Temperature
121°C (up graded up to 135°C)
Heat Average
<=±1°C
Sterilization Time
25 to 30 Minutes
Power Supply
220 Volts / 440 Volts
large automatic hospital autoclave
Description
A large automatic hospital autoclave serves a critical role in healthcare facilities for ensuring the sterility of medical instruments, equipment, and supplies. The primary use of a large autoclave in a hospital setting is the effective sterilization of items that come into contact with patients, thereby preventing the spread of infections and ensuring a safe healthcare environment. The use of a large automatic hospital autoclave is integral to maintaining a sterile and safe healthcare environment, protecting both patients and healthcare professionals from the risks of infection. Regular and proper sterilization practices contribute significantly to the overall quality of patient care in hospitals and other healthcare settings.
– Autoclaves are commonly used to sterilize surgical instruments, including scalpels, forceps, scissors, and other reusable tools used in surgical procedures.
– Various medical equipment, such as endoscopes, dental instruments, and catheters, can be effectively sterilized in large autoclaves to prevent the transmission of infections.
– In hospital laboratories, autoclaves are utilized to sterilize glassware, culture media, and other laboratory equipment to maintain the integrity of experimental results and prevent contamination.
– Many medical devices are designed for reuse, and autoclaves play a crucial role in the reprocessing of these devices, ensuring that they are thoroughly sterilized before being used on another patient.