Vertical Autoclave VA20520

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave offers chamber capacity of 29 L, making it designed for sterilizing laboratory materials. It operates at a temperature range between 135° to 139°C. Equipped with high resolution display for real-time temperature monitoring. Constructed with stainless-steel to ensure longevity and resistance to corrosion. Our Vertical Autoclave is designed for reliability and efficiency in a range of laboratory applications.

Applications

Vertical Autoclave is widely used for sterilizing various materials, preparing culture media, and conducting material tests in laboratories, educational institutions, and quality assurance facilities.

Specifications

Volume	35 L
Working Temperature	135°C
Maximum Temperature	139°C
Working Pressure	0.22 MPa
Maximum Pressure	0.25 MPa
Timer Range	4 to 120 Min
Basket Dimension	Φ 280 × 340 mm
Number of Baskets	1
Power Consumption	2.3 KW
Power Supply	220V ± 10%, 50 Hz
Internal Dimension	Ø 300 × 485 mm
Housing Dimension	445 × 445 × 900 mm
Package Dimension	570 × 570 × 1060 mm
Net Weight	63 kg
Gross Weight	81 kg

Features

Self-Exhaust Function.

Pressure Safety Interlock.

Over Temperature Protection.

Alarm System.

Self-Expanding Sealing Ring.

FAQs

1. What are Vertical Autoclaves used for?

Vertical Autoclaves are used for high pressure steam sterilization of laboratory instruments and equipment.

2. What temperature range is supported by Vertical Autoclaves?

Vertical Autoclaves operate within a temperature range of 135°C to 139°C for effective sterilization.

3. How does the upright design benefit Vertical Autoclaves?

Vertical Autoclaves feature an upright design that allows easy loading and unloading of materials.

4. What display features are included in Vertical Autoclaves?

Vertical Autoclaves are equipped with a high resolution LCD display showing real time set and actual temperatures.

5. What safety and alert systems are available in Vertical Autoclaves?

Vertical Autoclaves include alarm systems to signal cycle completion and indicate operational anomalies.

6. Where are Vertical Autoclaves commonly used?

Vertical Autoclaves are commonly used in educational institutes, laboratories, and quality assurance facilities.