Class B Tabletop Autoclave TA2052

Introduction

Class B Tabletop Autoclave maintains high pressure and temperature with a capacity of 12L. It regulates the automatic cycle, ensuring effective performance through a microcomputer. Equipped with buzzer alerts to indicate when the process is initiated and complete. Designed with cold air discharge and steam exhaust for safe cooling post-cycle. Our Autoclave provides an integrated printer, USB function, and U-disk support for easy data handling.

Applications

Class B Tabletop Autoclave is widely utilized in healthcare and research facilities for sterilizing surgical instruments, laboratory glassware, and other heat-resistant items, ensuring a contamination-free environment essential for accurate results.

Specifications

Volume	12 L
Chamber Volume	Ø200 × 355 mm
Working Temperature	134°C
Working Pressure	0.22 MPa (2.2 bar)
Design Temperature	139°C
Design Pressure	0.25 MPa
Standard	European Class B
Power Consumption	2000 Watt
Power Supply	110V/220V
Frequency	60Hz/50Hz
Dimension	445 × 580 × 400 mm
Packing Dimension	650 × 500 × 450 mm
Net Weight	44 kg
Gross Weight	48 kg

Features

Compact benchtop design.

High-temperature sterilization.

Complies with European standards.

User-friendly interface.

Quick steam production.

Automatic water refill.

Energy efficient operation.

FAQs

1. What is a Class B tabletop autoclave?

It’s a compact sterilizer used to clean and decontaminate medical or laboratory tools using high-pressure steam and vacuum technology.

2. Is it durable?

Yes, it’s made of stainless steel, which is strong, long-lasting, and resistant to corrosion.

3. What kind of items can it sterilize?

It can sterilize a wide range of items, including surgical tools, glassware, and dental instruments.

4. Where is it commonly used?

It’s suitable for clinics, dental practices, hospitals, labs, and other places where compact but powerful sterilization is needed.

5. Can it be used in small spaces?

Yes, Its compact design makes it suitable for clinics, dental offices, and small labs where space is limited.