Vertical Autoclave LVA-T2021

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave is built with a SUS304-grade stainless steel chamber. It is a high-performance, fully automatic unit designed to meet the sterilization needs of modern laboratories and healthcare facilities. A robust heating system enables faster sterilization cycles without compromising safety. Ideal for environments that demand strict hygiene and high sterilization standards. Our autoclave ensures efficient and consistent sterilization of instruments, liquids, glassware, and other lab tools.

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

Our autoclave is used for sterilizing equipment and materials across scientific research, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, food safety, veterinary care, education, and industrial testing, ensuring contamination control and maintaining sterile conditions efficiently.

Specifications

Volume of Chamber	40 L
Chamber thickness	2 mm
Working temperature	50 °C to 134 °C
Working pressure	0.217 MPa
Working environment	5 °C to 45°C
Relative humidity	10% to 85%
Time setting range	0 to 99h
Rated power	3500W
Power supply	220V, 50/60Hz
Dimension	570 × 690 × 1020 mm
Net weight	94 Kg
Gross weight	97 Kg

Features

Smart Self-Diagnosis Function

Cycle Memory Recall

Pre-set Sterilization Programs

Built-in Water Level Sensor

Insulated Outer Casing

FAQs

1. Can the Vertical Autoclave sterilize liquids such as culture media?

Yes, the Vertical Autoclave is capable of sterilizing liquids, including culture media and laboratory reagents. It includes a specialized cycle that uses slow exhaust to prevent boil-over, ensuring the integrity of the liquids. Users must use heat-resistant glassware or approved containers for liquid sterilization to avoid breakage. After the cycle, a proper cooling period should be observed before handling. This function is especially useful in microbiology and cell culture labs.

2. What are the main safety features of the Vertical Autoclave?

The Vertical Autoclave comes equipped with multiple safety mechanisms to protect both the operator and the equipment. These include an automatic pressure-locking lid, over-temperature and over-pressure protection, a pressure release valve, and an audible alarm system. The locking system prevents the lid from being opened during pressurized cycles, eliminating the risk of accidents. Additionally, the insulated outer body ensures user safety from high temperatures. Together, these features promote safe and reliable operation.

3. Does the Vertical Autoclave require regular maintenance?

Yes, like all autoclaves, the Vertical Autoclave requires periodic maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Regular checks should include inspecting the gasket seal, cleaning the chamber, and verifying that the drainage and venting systems are functioning properly. It's also recommended to run biological and chemical indicator tests regularly to confirm sterilization effectiveness. Manufacturer guidelines should be followed for preventive maintenance schedules. Proper care minimizes downtime and enhances the autoclave’s efficiency.

4. Is the Vertical Autoclave suitable for use in medical and dental facilities?

Yes, the Vertical Autoclave is highly suitable for sterilizing surgical instruments, dental tools, and reusable medical equipment. It provides a reliable and consistent sterilization process, making it ideal for operating rooms, outpatient clinics, and dental practices. Its safety features, such as pressure interlocks and automatic shut-off, make it safe for clinical environments. With the use of stainless-steel construction, it also ensures hygiene and corrosion resistance. This guarantees patient safety and regulatory compliance.

5. What materials are compatible with the Vertical Autoclave?

The Vertical Autoclave is compatible with a wide range of heat-resistant materials, including borosilicate glassware, stainless steel instruments, autoclavable plastics, and culture media containers. However, items made of low-melting plastics, sealed containers, or volatile substances should not be autoclaved. For best results, materials should be arranged to allow steam circulation and prevent cold spots. It’s important to consult the material manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure compatibility with steam sterilization. Using the correct materials ensures safety, effectiveness, and longer equipment life.