Plasma Autoclave LPA-T2012

Introduction

Plasma Autoclave has a capacity of 160L, providing enough space to sterilize multiple medical instruments at once. The sterilizing temperature is maintained at 50 ± 5℃, which is safe for delicate and heat-sensitive items. The sterilization process uses 60% hydrogen peroxide as the sterilizing agent. Our plasma autoclave is fully automatic and is made of stainless steel (or aluminium alloy. It includes a constant temperature incubator that maintains consistent sterilization conditions and is commonly used in hospitals to sterilize heat- and moisture-sensitive instruments.

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

Plasma Autoclave is commonly used in hospitals and medical centers to sterilize heat- and moisture-sensitive items like electric wires, optical lenses, power equipment, batteries, endoscopes, and catheters.

Specifications

Chamber Volume	160L
Sterilizing Temperature	50 ± 5℃
Sterilizing Agent	60% H₂O₂
Sterilizing Time	Fast sterilization cycle time: ≤25 min Standard sterilization cycle time ≤35min Enhanced sterilization cycle time ≤55min
Type	Fully automatic
Door	Automatic vertical sliding door
Heating Method	Electric uniform heating
Chamber Material	Stainless steel 304 or 316 / Aluminium alloy
Incubator	Constant temperature incubator
Temperature Display	7-inch touch screen
Control System	(Programmable Logic Controller)
Sterilization Rate	100%
Working Pressure	-60 kPa
Power Supply	110/220V, 50/60HZ
Dimension	760 × 460 × 460 mm
Packaging Dimension	820 × 980 × 1920 mm
Net Weight	220 Kg
Gross Weight	289 Kg

Features

Safe sealing door

Printer

7-inch touch screen display

Vertical sliding door

Heating system

Temperature sensor

Environment friendly

 

FAQs

1. What is a It Plasma Autoclave, and how does it differ from traditional steam autoclaves?

It Plasma Autoclaves are advanced sterilization devices designed specifically for heat- and moisture-sensitive medical instruments. Unlike traditional steam autoclaves that use high-pressure steam at very high temperatures, It Plasma Autoclaves use low-temperature hydrogen peroxide plasma to sterilize items safely. This method is ideal for delicate equipment like optical lenses, electric wires, and endoscopes, which could be damaged by high heat or moisture. The sterilization temperature is maintained around 50°C, making the process much gentler while still achieving a 100% sterilization rate.

2. What makes It Plasma Autoclaves suitable for sensitive medical equipment?

It Plasma Autoclaves are specially designed to sterilize items that cannot withstand high temperatures or moisture. They use a 60% hydrogen peroxide solution as the sterilizing agent, which is activated into plasma form. This plasma effectively kills microorganisms while being safe for delicate tools like catheters, batteries, and fiber-optic instruments. Additionally, the autoclave maintains a safe sterilizing temperature of around 50 ± 5°C, which helps protect sensitive materials from heat damage.

3. How does the automation system in It Plasma Autoclaves improve the sterilization process?

It Plasma Autoclaves are fully automatic and use a programmable logic controller () for precision and ease of use. The control system allows users to monitor and adjust sterilization parameters through a 7-inch touch screen display. This automation ensures consistent sterilization cycles, reduces human error, and enhances safety. The autoclaves are also equipped with features like automatic vertical sliding doors, temperature sensors, and built-in printers to simplify operation and provide sterilization records for quality assurance.

4. Are It Plasma Autoclaves environmentally friendly? If so, how?

Yes, It Plasma Autoclaves are designed with environmental sustainability in mind. The use of hydrogen peroxide plasma as a sterilizing agent is non-toxic and leaves no harmful residues. After the sterilization process, hydrogen peroxide breaks down into water vapor and oxygen, making the entire process safe for both users and the environment. Moreover, the energy-efficient heating system and low-temperature operation help conserve energy compared to traditional high-temperature sterilizers.

5. What types of healthcare settings commonly use It Plasma Autoclaves, and for what applications?

It Plasma Autoclaves are widely used in hospitals, clinics, and specialized medical centers where sterilization of heat- and moisture-sensitive instruments is required. Common applications include sterilizing surgical tools, endoscopes, optical lenses, electric wires, batteries, and other delicate medical equipment. Their reliability, efficiency, and gentle sterilization process make them a preferred choice for departments like surgery, ophthalmology, and cardiology, where maintaining the integrity of sensitive instruments is crucial.