Tabletop Autoclave LTTA-T513

Introduction

Tabletop Autoclave capacity of 23 safety mechanism ensures user and equipment protection throughout the cycle. The end-of-cycle notification provides timely alerts, enhancing operational convenience. The cold air auto-release function helps maintain internal pressure balance. Our tabletop autoclave rapid steam supply system accelerates the process for quicker turnaround times.

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

Tabletop Autoclave is a compact sterilization unit that uses pressurized steam to disinfect medical and laboratory tools efficiently. It is widely used in clinics, dental offices, and research labs for quick and reliable sterilization of small instruments and glassware.

Specifications

Capacity	23 L
Chamber Size	Ø250 × 452 mm
Working Sterilization Temperature	134℃
Working Sterilization Pressure	0.22 Mpa
Design Pressure	0.25 Mpa (2.5 bar)
Design Temperature	139℃
Working Pressure	0.22 Mpa (2.2 bar)
Voltage	110 V/220 V,60 Hz/50 Hz
Power Consumption	2.2 kW
Outer Dimension (L × W × H)	480 × 710 × 450 mm
Packing Dimension (L × W × H)	760 × 560 × 510 mm
Gross Weight	60 kg
Net Weight	53 kg

Features

Dual Temperature Modes

Fully Automated Operation

Universal Testing Port

Top-Loading Water Reservoir

Built-In Safety Alerts

FAQs

1. How does tabletop autoclave handle different load types like solid, hollow, or liquid items?

It tabletop autoclaves are engineered to accommodate various load types including solid instruments, hollow items (like dental handpieces or tubing), and even liquids in open containers in certain models. These autoclaves feature predefined sterilization programs specifically designed to ensure optimal steam penetration and sterilization efficacy based on the type of material. For example, cycles for hollow instruments involve a pre-vacuum stage to remove air from narrow lumens, while cycles for solids rely on gravity displacement or steam saturation. Some It models also offer specialized liquid sterilization programs, which heat the chamber gradually and cool it slowly to prevent boiling or container breakage. It ensures each load type receives the appropriate treatment for safe and thorough sterilization, minimizing the risk of residual contamination.

2. What type of water should be used in tabletop autoclaves, and why is it important?

It strongly recommends using distilled or deionized water in its tabletop autoclaves to preserve the internal components and ensure consistent sterilization performance. Using untreated tap water can lead to mineral buildup (scale deposits) inside the heating system and steam generator, which over time can affect the autoclave’s efficiency and lead to premature damage. Scale buildup can also obstruct steam pathways, reducing steam penetration and ultimately compromising sterilization outcomes. By using purified water, users can extend the autoclave's service life, maintain sterilization integrity, and reduce maintenance costs. It models even include water quality sensors or alerts to notify the user when improper water is detected, adding another layer of operational safety.

3. What safety features are included in tabletop autoclaves to protect users?

It tabletop autoclaves are designed with multiple advanced safety mechanisms to ensure both user safety and equipment reliability. These include automatic lid lock systems that prevent the chamber from opening under pressure, over-temperature protection to shut off heating if thresholds are exceeded, and pressure sensors that monitor internal conditions in real time. In the event of a cycle error or malfunction, the autoclave displays audible and visual alerts, and the system will halt the process to prevent unsafe outcomes. Moreover, some It units come equipped with emergency stop buttons, password protection to prevent unauthorized access, and double-layered stainless steel chambers that provide structural integrity under high pressure. These comprehensive safety features make It autoclaves ideal for clinical, educational, and laboratory environments, where safety and compliance are non-negotiable.

4. How does support after-sales service and maintenance for tabletop autoclaves?

It offers a robust support and maintenance program for all of its tabletop autoclaves to ensure optimal long-term performance and peace of mind for users. Customers receive a user manual, calibration certificates, and technical documentation upon delivery. Additionally, It provides remote technical assistance, installation support, and troubleshooting guidance through its service team. Preventive maintenance schedules are advised, and spare parts such as gaskets, filters, and heating elements are readily available. For clients in regulated environments, It also offers annual validation services, performance qualification (PQ), and operational qualification (OQ) reports. It ensures its autoclaves remain efficient, compliant, and easy to manage throughout their lifecycle.

5. Can tabletop autoclaves be used to sterilize plastic labware or polymer-based tools?

It tabletop autoclaves can sterilize certain types of autoclavable plastics and polymers, provided they are rated for high-temperature steam sterilization (typically 121–134°C). This includes labware made from polypropylene (PP), , or polycarbonate (PC) that is specifically labeled as autoclavable. The operator must carefully follow guidelines such as avoiding tightly sealed containers (to prevent bursting), using vented lids, and selecting the appropriate sterilization cycle with controlled heating and cooling. It provides detailed user instructions and cycle recommendations for such materials to prevent deformation or damage. In sensitive research settings, where sterilizing disposable or reusable plasticware is common, It autoclaves offer a safe and effective method when used correctly.