Vertical Autoclave LVA-T2023

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave operates between 50°C and 134°C to meet diverse sterilization needs. Its console with dynamic graphics simplifies function selection. This system uses a microcomputer to monitor and control the process. After sterilization, it automatically shuts down at the end of the sterilization cycle, and an alarm sounds to notify completion. Our autoclave is ideal for sterilizing glassware, surgical instruments, and other equipment.

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 to sterilize biohazard waste, surgical supplies, dental tools, laboratory animal accessories, liquid waste, food packaging, and equipment in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.

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

Long-Lasting Structure

Efficient Sterilization Cycles

Clear Visual Indicators

Space-Saving Design

Safeguard Functions 

FAQs

1. Can Vertical Autoclave handle multiple types of loads in a single cycle?

Vertical autoclave can process different types of materials, but it’s recommended to group similar items for best results. Combining materials with varying heat capacities or moisture contents can lead to uneven sterilization. For instance, placing metal surgical tools with liquid-filled glass containers may cause one to under- or over-sterilize. Advanced vertical autoclaves like the offer programmable settings to customize sterilization cycles based on the load. However, for maximum efficiency and safety, running separate cycles for different load types is advised.

2. How does the lid lock system in the Vertical Autoclave work?

The Vertical Autoclave incorporates a reliable safety interlock mechanism that ensures the lid cannot be opened while the chamber is under pressure. This system may be mechanical, electronic, or a combination of both, depending on model specifications. A built-in pressure sensor detects when internal pressure has dropped to a safe level, only then releasing the lock. This prevents accidental opening and safeguards users from high-temperature steam exposure. The displays clear indicators when the cycle is complete and the unit is safe to open. Always wait for the safety signal before attempting to unlock the lid.

3. How energy-efficient is the Vertical Autoclave in daily operations?

The Vertical Autoclave is engineered for energy-efficient performance, making it suitable for frequent daily use in clinical and laboratory environments. It features intelligent steam regulation, automatic shut-off, and well-insulated chambers to minimize energy loss. Many models also include an eco-mode or standby function that reduces power consumption when idle. By optimizing heat-up and sterilization times, the reduces overall energy use per cycle. Over time, these efficiencies translate into lower operating costs and reduced environmental impact. Its smart design balances performance with sustainability for responsible laboratory management.

4. How does the Vertical Autoclave contribute to laboratory safety protocols?

The Vertical Autoclave enhances laboratory biosafety by ensuring the complete decontamination of reusable instruments, waste, and culture media. Its high-pressure steam sterilization process eliminates infectious agents, reducing the risk of contamination or biological hazards. Built-in safety features—such as lid interlocks, overheat protection, and alarm systems—help prevent operator injury. The complies with many institutional and regulatory biosafety standards, including those applicable in -2 and -3 labs. Its ease of use and automated processes make it a vital part of daily lab safety routines. When integrated into standard operating procedures, it helps maintain a secure and sterile work environment.

5. What is the importance of a microprocessor controller in the Vertical Autoclave ?

The Vertical Autoclave is equipped with an advanced microprocessor controller that automates and monitors critical sterilization parameters. It precisely regulates temperature, pressure, and sterilization time to ensure each cycle is validated and consistent. This eliminates much of the risk associated with manual operation and improves repeatability across different users and load types. The controller also includes features like fault detection, alarms, cycle history logs, and real-time digital display for user convenience. In regulated environments like pharmaceutical labs or clinical research, such control is essential for meeting quality standards.