Vertical Autoclave LVA-T2022

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave operates within a temperature range of 50°C to 134°C. It features a dual protection system with a mechanical safety relief valve and electronic overvoltage protection. Additional safety measures include safeguards against heater damage and leakage. The microcomputer-based control system is equipped with advanced a clear, easy-to-read display. Our autoclave is ideal for sterilizing laboratory instruments, medical tools, culture media, biological materials, waste, and pharmaceutical products.

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 designed for safe and effective sterilization of laboratory instruments, medical tools, culture media, biological materials, waste materials, and pharmaceutical products across diverse professional environments.

Specifications

Volume of Chamber	60 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	99 Kg
Gross weight	102 Kg

Features

Durable Construction

Adjustable Sterilization Timer

Flexible Exhaust Modes

Safety Interlock System

Energy-Efficient Design 

FAQs

1. How does a Vertical Autoclave ensure complete sterilization?

The Vertical Autoclave ensures complete sterilization by using high-pressure saturated steam to effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores. The combined action of high temperature (typically between 121°C and 134°C) and pressure disrupts the cell structure of microorganisms, leading to their destruction. The autoclave's sealed chamber and vertical design allow uniform steam circulation around the load, ensuring all surfaces are thoroughly sterilized. Advanced sensors and microprocessor controls maintain precise sterilization parameters throughout the cycle. Additionally, validated programs, proper load configuration, and regular maintenance contribute to consistent and reliable sterilization performance.

2. How should items be loaded in the Vertical Autoclave for optimal sterilization?

For optimal sterilization in the Vertical Autoclave , items should be arranged to allow free circulation of steam around every surface. Avoid overcrowding the chamber, as this can create cold spots where steam cannot reach effectively. Use autoclavable trays or racks to separate instruments and containers, ensuring they are not stacked directly on top of each other. Porous materials or wrapped items should be placed so steam can penetrate easily. Liquids must be loaded in vented or loosely capped containers to prevent pressure buildup. Following proper loading protocols ensures consistent sterilization results and protects the integrity of your instruments and materials.

3. How long does a standard sterilization cycle take in the Vertical Autoclave ?

The typical sterilization cycle in the vertical autoclave ranges from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the load size, contents, and selected temperature (usually 121°C or 134°C). Liquid sterilization may take longer due to the slow exhaust phase required to prevent boiling. Drying time, if included, adds additional minutes to the total cycle. Factors like load density, wrapping materials, and preheating status also influence the cycle time. The user can monitor and adjust settings through the control panel for optimized performance.

4. How does the Vertical Autoclave ensure uniform sterilization?

The Vertical Autoclave achieves uniform sterilization through its saturated steam system that distributes heat evenly throughout the chamber. The vertical loading design helps steam circulate more freely, ensuring thorough exposure to every surface. The temperature and pressure are automatically regulated by advanced sensors and microprocessor controls to maintain optimal sterilization conditions. Additionally, pressure lock systems and controlled venting prevent premature exposure or heat loss. This consistency ensures that every sterilized item meets the necessary hygiene and safety standards.

5. Can Vertical Autoclave be used in pharmaceutical and -regulated environments?

Yes, the Vertical Autoclave is suitable for use in pharmaceutical manufacturing and facilities governed by Good Manufacturing Practice () standards. It supports sterile production environments by ensuring validated and reproducible sterilization cycles. The device can be integrated with sterilization logs, printouts, or digital documentation systems for traceability and compliance. Its stainless-steel construction, precision controls, and robust safety features meet industry requirements. Users should perform regular validation with biological indicators to ensure regulatory compliance.