Horizontal Autoclave CH2057

Introduction

Horizontal Autoclave features maximum operating temperature 138℃. It features a high capacity 500L chamber and a horizontal cylindrical design for smooth loading and optimal performance. Equipped with a microprocessor-controlled system, it automates steam generation, sterilization cycles, drying, and safety functions. Built-in safety mechanisms include over-pressure protection, door interlock, and power cut-off during low water conditions. Our Horizontal Autoclave is designed for sterilizing medical instruments, culture media, glassware, dressings, and other heat-resistant applications.

Applications

Our Horizontal Autoclave is designed for sterilizing medical instruments, culture media, glassware, dressings, and other heat-resistant applications.

Specifications

Volume	600 Liters
Sterilization Temperature	121℃ to 134℃
Adjustable Temperature Range	150℃
Working Pressure	0.25MPa
Temperature Control Accuracy	±0.2°C
Temperature Uniformity	±1°C
Container Design Life	10 Years or 20,000 Sterilization Cycles
Inner Chamber Material & Pressure Rating	0.1 to 0.3MPa
Jacket Material & Design Pressure	0.3MPa
Inner Chamber Safety Valve Opening Pressure	0.28MPa
Jacket Safety Valve Opening Pressure	0.28MPa
Inner Chamber Hydrostatic Test Pressure	0.39 MPa
Jacket Test Pressure	0.5 MPa
Temperature Display Accuracy	0.1°C
Pressure Display Accuracy	0.1 KPa
Pulsating Mode	Multiple Negative Pressure + Trans-Pressure + Positive Pressure Pulsations
Vacuum Pulsation Amplitude and Cycles	Amplitude -80 to 0KPa, Times 1~99
Trans-Pressure Pulsation	Amplitude -80 to 80KPa, Times 1
Positive Pressure Pulsation	1 to 3
Flash Vacuum Drying	Fabric Moisture Gain ≤ 0.6%, Utensils ≤ 0.1%
Ultimate Vacuum	-96 Kpa
Vacuum Leak Rate	≤0.13KPa/min
Built-in Steam Generator (Optional)	0.3 MPa

Features

Large Capacity Chamber.

Fully Automatic Operation.

Over-Pressure Protection.

User-Friendly Interface.

Compact Design.

FAQs

1. What are Horizontal Autoclaves used for?

Horizontal Autoclaves are used for high-volume sterilization of laboratory instruments, media, and equipment.

2. What chamber capacities are available in Horizontal Autoclaves?

Horizontal Autoclaves are available with chamber capacities ranging from 150 liters to 600 liters.

3. What sterilization temperature is supported by Horizontal Autoclaves?

Horizontal Autoclaves operate at a standard sterilization temperature of 134°C for effective steam sterilization.

4. How do Horizontal Autoclaves ensure consistent sterilization performance?

Horizontal Autoclaves use advanced temperature and pressure control systems to deliver accurate and consistent sterilization cycles.

5. What safety features are included in Horizontal Autoclaves?

Horizontal Autoclaves feature over-pressure and temperature detection systems to support safe operation.

6. Where are Horizontal Autoclaves commonly used?

Horizontal Autoclaves are commonly used in laboratories and facilities requiring reliable high-capacity sterilization.

7. What are Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves used for?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves are used for effective sterilization of laboratory instruments and materials in professional environments.

8. What chamber capacities are available in Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves are available in front loading chamber capacities ranging from 100 liters to 280 liters.

9. What operation features are included in Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves feature a high resolution, user friendly display for simple and efficient operation.

10. How do Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves ensure safe operation?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves include safety valves that prevent over pressure during sterilization cycles.

11. How do Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves support proper sterilization?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves are equipped with water quality sensors to help maintain effective sterilization conditions.

12. Where are Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves commonly used?

Rectangular Horizontal Autoclaves are commonly used in laboratories, healthcare facilities, and industrial settings.