Bench Top Steam Sterilizer BS2053

Introduction

Bench Top Steam Sterilizer is a front-loading sterilizer with 35L chamber capacity. It is operated at 134℃ under 0.22MPa pressure for effective sterilization. Built-in timer cycle range of 0 to 99min provides flexible operation. Integrated with stainless steel chamber and sterilizing plates for efficient drying function. Our Bench Top Steam Sterilizer machine is designed for clinical and pharmaceutical lab applications.

Applications

Bench Top Steam Sterilizer is an ideal equipment for sterilization in healthcare, pharmacy QC, QA, R&D, chemical Plants, dental clinics, biotechnology labs, water & air pollution labs and mineral water plants.

Specifications

Chamber Volume	35L
Sterilizing Temperature Range	105℃ to 134℃
Working Temperature	134℃
Working Pressure	0.22MPa
Timer Range	0 to 99 min
Rapid Sterilization	4 to 6 min
Sterilizing Plates	4
Heat Average	≤±1℃
Sterilizing Chamber Dimension	ɸ300×500 mm
Sterilizing Plate Dimension	400×200×30 mm
Dimension (L×W×H)	730×550×510 mm
Exterior Package Dimension (L×W×H)	810×680×650 mm
Net Weight	73 kg
Gross Weight	90 kg

Features

Rapid action door closure mechanism.

Digital display.

Exhausts the cool air automatically.

Steam-water inner circulation system.

Electrical draining of water reservoir.

Micro-computer-controlled operation.

Leak-proof sealing with gasket design.

Safety door lock function.

FAQs

1. What is a bench-top steam sterilizer?

A bench-top steam sterilizer is a compact autoclave that uses high-pressure steam to sterilize medical instruments, laboratory tools, and glassware.

2. How does a bench-top steam sterilizer work?

It heats water to produce steam, which is pressurized within the chamber to effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants.

3. What temperature does a bench-top steam sterilizer reach?

It typically operates between 121°C and 134°C to ensure proper sterilization.

4. How long does the sterilization cycle take?

The process usually takes between 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the load and selected settings.

5. What is the difference between a bench-top and a portable steam sterilizer?

A bench-top sterilizer is typically larger, designed for continuous use, and has more advanced features, while a portable steam sterilizer is compact and suitable for small-scale applications.