Plasma Autoclave LPA-T2010

Introduction

Plasma Autoclave uses H₂O₂ plasma technology and offers sterilization at temperatures below 55°C. It features a user-friendly 7-inch touch screen interface, providing real-time monitoring of sterilization cycles. The autoclave includes an automatic lift door, high vacuum pump for deep penetration, thermal printer for complete cycle documentation. Its rectangular chamber design is easy to clean and accommodates a wide range of surgical instruments. Our autoclave is ideal for sterilization of endoscopes, and probes.

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 Plasma Autoclave is suitable for small clinics and outpatient centers handling low to moderate instrument volumes. It is ideal for sterilizing basic surgical tools and heat-sensitive items.

Specifications

Chamber Volume	108 L
Sterilization Temperature	Below 55℃
Sterilizing Agent	Hydrogen Peroxide
Sterilizing Time	Short cycle: 30 minutes
Controller	control
Display	7-inch color touch screen
Printer	Yes
Chamber Material	5052 Aluminium
Power	3400 W
Power Supply	AC 220 ± 22 V, 50 ± 1 Hz
Chamber Dimension (L×W×H)	700 × 430 × 360 mm
Overall Dimension (L×W×H)	1067 × 790 × 1782 mm
Weight	239 kg

Features

Smart control

Built-in printer

Wheels for mobility

Memory card for data storage

Simple operation

Corrosion resistant chamber

FAQs

1. What materials are used in the chamber, and why?

The chamber is made of 5052-grade aluminum, a high-quality alloy known for its strength, durability, and corrosion resistance. This material is well-suited for use with hydrogen peroxide gas, ensuring long-term reliability while maintaining a sterile environment with minimal risk of degradation or contamination.

2. What are the benefits of the chamber’s rectangular design?

The rectangular chamber design provides a more spacious and practical loading area compared to round chambers. It allows users to load a broader variety of instrument trays and kits more efficiently. Additionally, its flat surfaces make cleaning and disinfection much easier, ensuring better hygiene between cycles.

3. Is it easy to move the autoclave around a facility?

Yes, the Plasma Autoclave is equipped with wheels for mobility, making it easy to relocate within medical, dental, or outpatient clinics. This is especially useful in settings where space is limited or where equipment needs to be shared between multiple departments or rooms.

4. What type of sterilization method does it use?

Plasma Autoclave utilizes hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilization technology. In this process, hydrogen peroxide vapor is introduced into the chamber and converted into plasma using an electromagnetic field. This plasma breaks down microbial cell walls and , effectively sterilizing instruments at low temperatures, making it especially suitable for delicate medical equipment.

5. What type of sterilization method does it use?

Plasma Autoclave utilizes hydrogen peroxide plasma sterilization technology. In this process, hydrogen peroxide vapor is introduced into the chamber and converted into plasma using an electromagnetic field. This plasma breaks down microbial cell walls and , effectively sterilizing instruments at low temperatures, making it especially suitable for delicate medical equipment.

6. Why is low-temperature sterilization important?

Low-temperature sterilization is essential for preserving the integrity of heat-sensitive medical devices like endoscopes, probes, and sensors. Traditional high-temperature steam methods can damage these instruments. Plasma Autoclave operates below 55°C, allowing safe sterilization without affecting the functionality or material properties of sensitive equipment.