Pulse Vacuum Autoclave LBPA-T2020

Introduction

The capacity of the Pulse Vacuum Autoclave is 257 liters, and its maximum operating temperature is 139℃. It features a vertical sliding single-door structure with a safety interlock device. The autoclave has 11 preset and 4 auxillary modes and features a unique vacuum noise reduction system. Its 10-inch Our autoclave is suitable for medical devices, dressings, implants, and liquids.

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 Pulse Vacuum Autoclave is used for sterilizing medical devices, surgical instruments, dressings, rubber, and liquids. It is Ideal for hospitals, sterile supply departments, and third-party disinfection centers.

Specifications

Volume	257 L
Maximum Working Temperature	139℃
Sterilization Temperature Precision	0 to 2℃
Temperature Uniformity	± 1℃
Design Temperature	143 to 150℃
Drying Time	10 minutes
Maximum Working Pressure	0.25 MPa
Ultimate Vacuum	- 97 kPa
Vacuum Leakage Rate	Up to 0.13 kPa/min
Negative Pressure Pulsation Amplitude	- 80 to 0 kPa
Negative Pressure Pulsation Times	1 to 99
Times of Positive Pressure Pulses	1 to 3
Times of Pulses Across Pressure	Amplitude: -80 to 80 kPa, Times: 1
Steam Consumption	18 kg/C
Tap Water Consumption	120 kg/C
Designed Pressure of Inner Chamber	- 0.1 to 0.3 MPa
Designed Pressure of Jacket	0.3 MPa
Safety Valve Opening Pressure (Chamber)	0.28 MPa
Safety Valve Opening Pressure (Jacket)	0.28 MPa
Power	2 kW + 24 kW
Power Supply	380 V, 50 Hz
Liner Dimension	850 × 550 × 550 mm
Overall Dimension	1100 × 1300 × 1800 mm
Weight	850 kg

Features

Carbon steel jacket

control

Printer and port

Built-in steam generator

Stainless steel chamber

Double vacuum pulsation

FAQs

1. What is the primary function of the Pulse Vacuum Autoclave ?

Pulse Vacuum Autoclave is designed for the sterilization of medical devices, surgical tools, dressings, rubber items, implants, and certain liquids. It uses a pulse vacuum process to eliminate air from the chamber and ensure steam penetrates all surfaces and crevices, achieving effective sterilization in healthcare, surgical, and laboratory settings.

2. What makes the Pulse Vacuum Autoclave more effective than standard steam autoclaves?

Pulse Vacuum Autoclave features double vacuum pulsation and deep negative pressure (-97 kPa), which enhance steam penetration. The pulse vacuum system removes cold air pockets, ensuring uniform temperature distribution and more reliable sterilization even for porous or hollow instruments like tubing or wrapped surgical kits.

3. What safety features are integrated into the Pulse Vacuum Autoclave ?

Safety is built in with pressure-rated components like the chamber and jacket (up to 0.3 MPa), safety valves that open at 0.28 MPa, and interlocked door mechanisms that prevent accidental opening during operation. These features ensure the system operates securely under high pressure and temperature conditions.

4. How user-friendly is the Pulse Vacuum Autoclave for operators?

Pulse Vacuum Autoclave features a 10-inch color touchscreen interface controlled by a system, offering easy navigation through its 11 preset and 4 auxiliary sterilization modes. Its vertical sliding door with interlock system ensures both ease of use and operational safety.

5. What kind of data recording and connectivity options does it have?

Pulse Vacuum Autoclave includes a built-in printer and port. This allows users to print cycle records and export data for traceability, audits, or compliance documentation. These features are especially valuable in sterile supply departments and regulatory environments.