Vertical Autoclave LVA-O20

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave is a reliable sterilizer featuring a robust design with dimensions of 670 × 680 × 1230 mm. It is available in a semi-automatic configuration, offering operational flexibility. The internal and external exhaust modes ensure proper steam release and pressure management for safety and efficiency. It includes programmable cycle settings for precise control. Our autoclave is ideal for microbiology labs, research institutions, hospitals, and pharmaceutical industries.

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 widely used in veterinary clinics, environmental labs, cosmetics testing, textile research, and sterile waste management to ensure safety, effective sterilization, and contamination prevention across diverse professional fields.

Specifications

Capacity	30 L
Chamber Volume	Φ350 × 400 mm
Chamber Thickness	2.0 mm
Temperature Range	50 °C to 126 °C
Working Environment	5 °C to 45°C
Relative Humidity	10% to 85%
Rated Working Pressure	0.142MPa
Sterilization Time Range	0 to 99 h
Basket Size	330 × 190 mm
Packing Size	810 × 670 × 1260 mm
Dimension	670 × 580 × 1230
Net Weight	95 Kg
Gross Weight	97 Kg

Features

Heat- Resistant Outer Shell

Single-Touch Sterilization Mode

Sterilization Reservation Function

Self-Expanding Seal Ring

Convenient Drain Valve

FAQs

1. Can Vertical Autoclave be used for sterilizing liquid media in sealed containers?

Yes, the Vertical Autoclave is suitable for sterilizing liquid media such as culture broth or saline solutions in sealed, autoclavable containers. It maintains a consistent internal temperature and pressure to ensure complete sterilization without compromising the integrity of the liquid. The programmable cycle settings allow users to adjust holding times to accommodate the thermal inertia of liquids. Users should use vented caps or containers designed for autoclaving liquids to prevent pressure buildup. Proper loading and spacing are essential for even heat distribution.

2. What type of water is recommended for optimal performance?

The use of distilled or deionized water is strongly recommended to prevent scale formation on heating elements and internal chamber surfaces. Tap water may contain minerals that can accumulate and interfere with the autoclave’s operation over time. These deposits can reduce efficiency and lead to costly repairs or shortened equipment life. Clean water also ensures accurate sterilization cycles by maintaining steam purity. Regular maintenance, including water reservoir cleaning, further improves performance.

3. Does the autoclave have a drying function post-sterilization?

Yes, the vertical autoclave features a drying function designed to remove residual moisture from instruments and other materials after sterilization. This function helps prevent microbial growth during storage and ensures the instruments are immediately ready for use or packaging. The drying cycle operates by circulating hot air or residual steam within the chamber. Users can select drying durations based on the type and load of materials. This added functionality improves workflow efficiency in busy lab or clinical settings.

4. What type of maintenance is required for the seal ring?

The self-expanding seal ring is a critical component that ensures airtight sealing during sterilization cycles. It should be regularly inspected for wear, deformation, or residue buildup. Cleaning the seal with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner extends its lifespan and maintains efficiency. If steam leakage is noticed or the door fails to pressurize, replacement may be necessary. users find seal replacement easy and cost-effective with proper guidance from the manual.

5. Is the Vertical Autoclave suitable for sterilizing biohazardous materials?

The Vertical Autoclave is capable of safely sterilizing biohazardous waste, such as contaminated culture plates, sharps containers, and lab disposables. It ensures pathogens are fully neutralized before disposal, reducing the risk of contamination. The autoclave includes programmable temperature and pressure controls for precise cycle management. Additionally, it supports high-level containment protocols required in biosafety labs. Proper loading and waste packaging are crucial for effective sterilization of hazardous materials.