Automatic Vertical Steam Sterilizer Autoclave Vertical 100 Litres

100L Automatic Vertical Autoclave ZXD-AV100-IV with LED display

Features:

• Constructed entirely from stainless steel for superior strength and cleanliness.
• User-centric design with an LED status screen and responsive touch keys.
• Automated air and steam discharge cycles optimize sterilization efficacy.
• Operation concludes with a clear audible signal and automatic shutdown.
• Engineered for reliable, safe use with built-in over-temperature safeguards.
• Supplied with two versatile stainless steel baskets for different load types.
• Compact vertical design saves valuable floor space in labs and clinics.
• Effectively sterilizes instruments, media, and lab supplies with consistent results.

Specification:

Introduction about autoclave

The autoclave process is a validated and reliable method for achieving complete sterilization. The device is a pressure-rated chamber that heats water to produce saturated steam. Under pressure, this steam reaches temperatures such as 121°C or 134°C, creating an environment that is uniformly fatal to biological contaminants. The lethal action is the irreversible denaturation of proteins and nucleic acids. A standard cycle involves three phases: purging air, exposing the load to steam, and exhausting/drying.

This technology is indispensable in medical facilities for reprocessing critical devices, in dental practices for meeting infection control standards, and in research laboratories for maintaining aseptic conditions and managing biological risk. It also finds utility in industrial sectors for material processing. The autoclave's dominance is due to several key factors. It is a broad-spectrum sterilant, effective against all microbes. It processes wrapped items, allowing for sterile storage. It leaves no chemical residue.

Most importantly, the condensing nature of steam provides superior heat transfer and penetration compared to dry air, enabling it to reliably sterilize porous loads and the internal channels of intricate medical instruments, which is a significant limitation for other sterilization methods.