Primary Usage

• Healthcare: Sterilize medical instruments, surgical tools, and other equipment to prevent hospital-acquired infections (HAIs).

• Laboratories: Sterilize glassware, culture media, biological waste, and pipettes to maintain aseptic conditions and ensure accurate experimental results.

• Pharmaceutical Industry: Sterilize equipment, formulations, and containers to meet strict quality control and regulatory standards for product sterility.

• Biotechnology: Used for sterilization processes crucial to biomedical research and biotechnology applications.

Other Applications

• Food and Beverage: Ensure hygiene standards by maintaining safe materials.

• Veterinary Clinics: Essential for sterilizing equipment and managing animal research.

• Dental Practices: Maintain hygiene and control infections in dental settings.

• Educational Institutions: Used for sterilization in academic and educational labs.

How it Works

• High-Pressure Steam: The autoclave creates a high-pressure environment, which raises the boiling point of water, allowing steam to reach higher temperatures.

• Microorganism Destruction: This high temperature and pressure effectively kill all microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and molds.

• Standard Cycles: Many autoclaves are set to standard parameters for sterilization, such as a temperature of 121°C (250°F) and 15 psi, though higher temperatures may be used for specific materials.

Chamber Size (Dia x Depth)

• 250 x 450 mm

• 300 x 500 mm

• 350 x 550 mm

• 400 x 600 mm

• 450 x 600 mm

• 550 x 750 mm

Load Capacity (Approx)

• 2 KW – 22 Ltr.

• 3 KW – 40 Ltr.

• 4 KW – 50 Ltr.

• 5 KW – 78 Ltr.

• 5 KW – 98 Ltr.

• 6 KW – 178 Ltr.

Standard Model

Variants:

• Vertical Autoclave Class B
  Triple Wall – LM-TW-B

• Vertical Autoclave Class N
  Double Wall – LM-DW-N