Tabletop Autoclave LTTA-T611

Introduction

Tabletop Autoclave has a capacity of 60L, providing ample space for sterilizing a variety of instruments and materials in a single cycle. It operates within a temperature range of 105°C to 138°C, allowing effective sterilization. The autoclave has a horizontal cylindrical design with three layers chamber, jacket, and insulation. A built-in high-quality vacuum pump ensures complete air removal for optimal steam sterilization. The chamber and door of our tabletop autoclave made of durable 304 stainless steel, while the steam generator and pipes use stainless steel 304 for strength and hygiene.

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 used across labs, CSSDs, research, pharma, and food industries to sterilize heat- and pressure-resistant items like instruments, dressings, rubber, liquids, and porous or hollow tools.

Specifications

Capacity	60L
Working Temperature	105 to 138°C
Working Pressure	0 to 0.25 Mpa
Design Pressure	-0.1 / 0.3 Mpa
Chamber Size	Ø386 × 520 mm
Sterilization Programs	Preset cycle: Textile, Solid, Liquid, Rubber, Instrument, Glassware User-defined cycle: 5 cycles Test cycle: B-D test, Vacuum test
Sterilization Time	0 to 99 min
Drying Time	0 to 99 min
Vacuum Rate	-0.09 Mpa
Temperature Accuracy	±0.1°C
Heat Average	Less than equal to 1°C
Vacuum System	Yes, pre-vacuum and post-vacuum
Control	Microprocessor
Display	3.2-inch screen
Steam Generator	Built-in, stainless steel 304
Chamber Material	Stainless steel 304
Water Tank	Built-in
Door	Safety interlock door
Drying Function	Vacuum drying
Printer	Built-in printer
Loading	Sterilization tray and rack
Voltage	220V ±10%, 50/60Hz
Power	6.6 KW
Product Dimensions	980 × 730 × 680 mm
Packaging Dimensions	1080 × 830 × 880 mm
Net Weight	160 Kg
Gross Weight	200 Kg

Features

Fully automatic microcomputer control

3.2-inch screen

Automatic safety interlock

Water level sensor

Fault detection system

Built-in open water tank

Hydrophobic system

Built-in printer

Safety protection device

Audible and visual alarms

FAQs

1. How does the vacuum system in It autoclaves improve sterilization?

The vacuum system plays a key role in effective sterilization. In many It autoclaves, a high-quality vacuum pump is used to remove air from the chamber before the steam is introduced. This pre-vacuum process ensures there are no air pockets that could block the steam from reaching every surface of the items inside. Some models also perform post-vacuum drying, which helps remove residual moisture and speeds up the drying process. This makes the sterilization more thorough and efficient, especially for wrapped or porous loads.

2. What safety features are included in It tabletop autoclaves?

It tabletop autoclaves are built with multiple safety features to ensure safe operation. These include an automatic safety interlock system that prevents the door from opening when the chamber is pressurized. They also have sensors to monitor water levels and detect faults in the system. Audible and visual alarms alert the user if something goes wrong during the cycle. Additionally, the autoclaves are designed with built-in protections against overheating or pressure build-up, giving users peace of mind while operating the equipment.

3. Why is microprocessor control important in a tabletop autoclave?

Microprocessor control allows for precise management of the sterilization cycle. It ensures that the correct temperature, pressure, and timing are maintained throughout the process. This helps achieve consistent and reliable sterilization results every time. It autoclaves with microprocessor control also allow users to select from preset programs or create their own sterilization cycles based on specific needs. Combined with features like an display, it makes operation easy, user-friendly, and more efficient.

4. What is a tabletop autoclave, and how does it work?

A tabletop autoclave is a compact sterilization device designed to fit on a lab bench or table. It works by using high-pressure steam to kill bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores on instruments and materials. The steam is produced inside the unit and fills the chamber where items are placed. modern tabletop autoclaves include vacuum systems to remove air before sterilization, ensuring the steam penetrates every surface. After sterilization, a drying cycle removes moisture, making the items ready for safe use or storage.

5. What kind of materials and instruments can be sterilized in a It tabletop autoclave?

It tabletop autoclaves are designed to sterilize a wide range of heat- and pressure-resistant materials. These include surgical instruments, glassware, dressings, rubber items, and even liquids. They are also suitable for sterilizing porous and hollow items such as pipette tips, dental tools, and wrapped instruments. However, it’s important to ensure that materials are compatible with steam sterilization and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations to avoid damage.