Vertical Autoclave LVA-O11

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave has a 50 laboratory instruments. It features an energy-saving heating system that reduces power consumption while maintaining optimal steam output. The fast sterilization cycle ensures that instruments and materials are quickly and thoroughly decontaminated. Our vertical autoclave has a built-in water tank for external water connections.

It uses high-temperature and high-pressure steam to achieve effective sterilization of laboratory equipment, media, and waste. The advanced control system ensures thorough sterilization while preventing overheating or pressure buildup.

Applications

Vertical Autoclave is a sterilization device that uses high-pressure saturated steam to disinfect laboratory and medical equipment. It is widely used in microbiology labs, hospitals, and research centers to safely and efficiently sterilize media, glassware, and instruments.

Specifications

Capacity	50 L
Chamber Volume	Ø350 × 525 mm
Working Sterilization Temperature	134℃
Sterilization Temperature	116℃ to 134℃
Working Sterilization Pressure	0.22 MPa
Design Pressure	0.25 MPa
Design Temperature	139℃
Working Pressure	0.22 MPa
Sterilization Time Range	4 to 120 min
Drying Time Range	0 to 240 min
Bucket Dimension	Ø330 × 480 mm
Basket Dimension	Ø320 × 240 × 2 mm
Power Consumption	3.5 kW, AC 220V, 50Hz
Outer Dimension (L × W × H)	480 × 480 × 1120 mm
Packing Dimension (L × W × H)	580 × 630 × 1230 mm

Features

Pressure-Temperature Interlock

Door Position Detection

Vertical Space-Saving Design

High-Efficiency Steam Sterilization

Smooth Mobility Wheels

FAQs

1. How user-friendly is the interface of a vertical autoclave?

It ensures that its vertical autoclaves are designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind. The user interface typically includes a digital control panel with clear displays for temperature, pressure, and time, allowing users to easily monitor sterilization parameters throughout the cycle. Advanced models may feature touchscreen interfaces, pre-programmed cycles, and real-time alerts for maintenance or completion. These features help reduce the chances of error and make operation smoother even for first-time users or non-technical personnel.

2. Is it possible to validate the sterilization cycles in a vertical autoclave?

It provides options for cycle validation in its vertical autoclaves to meet regulatory and quality assurance standards. These autoclaves are equipped with ports for inserting validation sensors, such as thermocouples or biological indicators, and often support data logging systems that track cycle temperature, pressure, and duration. Some models can be connected to external printers or ports for storing records. These validation features are essential in environments like pharmaceutical or clinical labs where reproducibility and documentation are mandatory.

3. How does the cooling process work in a vertical autoclave?

It designs its vertical autoclaves with both fast and slow exhaust modes to manage cooling based on the type of material being sterilized. For solid instruments, fast exhaust quickly reduces pressure and cuts down cycle time. For liquids or media, slow exhaust prevents sudden boiling or spillage by gradually releasing pressure. Some models are equipped with built-in cooling fans or natural air cooling systems, allowing a safe and controlled temperature drop that protects the contents and ensures proper sterilization retention.

4. How does the cooling process work in a vertical autoclave?

It designs its vertical autoclaves with both fast and slow exhaust modes to manage cooling based on the type of material being sterilized. For solid instruments, fast exhaust quickly reduces pressure and cuts down cycle time. For liquids or media, slow exhaust prevents sudden boiling or spillage by gradually releasing pressure. Some models are equipped with built-in cooling fans or natural air cooling systems, allowing a safe and controlled temperature drop that protects the contents and ensures proper sterilization retention.

5. What installation requirements are needed for operating a vertical autoclave?

It vertical autoclaves are built for convenient setup in laboratory environments. They usually require a flat, stable surface, access to a power supply (either single-phase or three-phase depending on the model), and clean, distilled water for generating steam. Some units also come with drainage ports for easy water disposal and wheels for mobility, making them adaptable to limited or changing lab spaces. Clear user manuals and technical support ensure that labs can quickly get the autoclave up and running with minimal hassle.