Vertical Autoclave LVA-P11

Introduction

Vertical Autoclave features chamber capacity of 50L for high-performance steam sterilization across laboratory and research settings. It offers a temperature range of 100 to 134°C, making it ideal for precise sterilization processes. This autoclave supports customizable sterilization and drying times, accommodating varied sterilization needs. Its compact design and standard power consumption make it efficient and ideal for use worldwide.

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 Vertical Autoclave is ideal for sterilizing a wide range of instruments and materials in laboratories, hospitals, research centers, and pharmaceutical settings.

Specifications

Chamber Capacity	50L
Control	Processor
Display	Digital Display
Material	Fully Stainless Steel 304
Working Pressure	0.22 MPa
Working Temperature	134°C
Temperature Range	100 to 134°C
Sterilization Time Range	0 to 999 min
Drying Time Range	0 to 999 min (optional)
Temperature Accuracy	±0.1°C
Heat Distribution	≤1°C
Steam Generator	Stainless Steel 304
Loading Capacity	1 pc Drum & 1 pc Basket
Casters	With Brakes
Voltage	110 to 240V, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption	2.5 KW
Chamber Size	50L / Ø320 × 545 mm
Outer Dimensions	520 × 520 × 1000 mm
Packing Dimensions	570 × 570 × 1090 mm
Net Weight	55 kg
Gross Weight	75 kg

Features

Control System

Digital Display

Stainless Steel Construction

Wide Temperature Range

Uniform Heat Distribution

Adjustable Sterilization & Drying Time

Stainless Steel Steam Generator

Efficient Loading Design

Mobility with Casters and Brakes

Global Voltage Compatibility

Energy Efficient Operation

FAQs

1. What is the chamber capacity of the Vertical Autoclave , and what kind of materials can it sterilize?

The Vertical Autoclave comes with a 50-liter chamber capacity, making it ideal for medium to large-volume sterilization. It can sterilize a wide range of materials such as surgical instruments, glassware, culture media, laboratory waste, textiles, and wrapped or unwrapped medical tools. Its spacious design supports both a drum and a basket, allowing efficient organization and sterilization of various load types.

2. How does the Vertical Autoclave ensure precision in temperature control and sterilization?

The features a processor-based control system and a digital display, which work together to ensure accurate temperature regulation with ±0.1°C precision. It operates in a temperature range of 100 to 134°C, and maintains uniform heat distribution (less than equal to 1°C) throughout the chamber. This level of precision ensures thorough sterilization and compliance with laboratory safety standards.

3. Can the Vertical Autoclave accommodate varying sterilization times and drying requirements?

Yes, the Vertical Autoclave offers adjustable sterilization and drying time ranges from 0 to 999 minutes, allowing users to customize the cycle based on load type and material sensitivity. This flexibility is especially useful in settings where a wide variety of items need sterilizing under different conditions.

4. Is the Vertical Autoclave suitable for international use in terms of voltage and power requirements?

Absolutely. The is compatible with a wide voltage range of 110 to 240V, 50/60Hz, making it suitable for use in global laboratory and clinical environments. Its power consumption of 2.5 KW ensures efficient performance without overloading typical power systems, even in remote or resource-limited setups.

5. What are the construction and safety features included in the Vertical Autoclave ?

The Vertical Autoclave is built entirely from high-grade stainless steel 304, offering corrosion resistance, structural strength, and hygiene. It includes casters with brakes for easy mobility and stability during use. The unit also incorporates a stainless-steel steam generator, contributing to its durability and performance during repeated sterilization cycles.