Vertical Pressure Steam Sterilizer

Description

A vertical pressure steam sterilizer is a sterilization device designed with a heating system, microcomputer-controlled functionality, and built-in overheat and overpressure protection systems. These components ensure reliable sterilization, ease of operation, and energy efficiency, making them ideal for various sterilization needs.

Vertical Pressure Steam Sterilizer Feature:

1. Auto lock detection & voice guidance.
2. Blue light for status indication.
3. Safety valve calibration & WeChat notifications.
4. Dual-hold locks for automatic closure.
5. Steam condenser prevents leakage.

Vertical Pressure Steam Sterilizer Specifications:

This vertical pressure steam sterilizer is well-designed with advanced features and reliable performance designed to meet the demanding needs of the medical, laboratory. It sterilises effectively so you don’t have to worry about the sterilisation process. Whether you’re in a hospital, laboratory or pharmaceutical plant, our steam sterilisers offer superior performance and reliable safety.

Advantages of Vertical Pressure Steam Sterilizer:

1. Simplifying operation, our sterilizer features intuitive voice prompts and guidance, ensuring user-friendly usage.
2. Optional for added convenience with our optional USB export for sterilization reports, along with the choice for online storage.
3. Included with the sterilizer is complimentary computer software, allowing seamless generation of sterilization reports in PDF format. Reports can be generated in both graphical and data formats, catering to diverse needs.
4. PHM/PHY models boast advanced online sterilization quality control functions, including FO value calculation, FO value process calculation, and FO value aging treatment.
5. Experience uninterrupted operation with full automatic water replenishment and a built-in current detection module, providing real-time monitoring of the heater’s status to prevent dry heating.

Display vertical pressure steam sterilizer:

The vertical pressure steam sterilizer is aesthetically pleasing, small in size to save floor space, and is equipped with buttons, indicator lights and digital displays.

 

How does vertical pressure steam sterilizer work?

Vertical autoclaves, whether top loading or otherwise, operate by generating steam to create pressure and elevate temperatures. This process effectively sterilizes medical instruments such as flasks and beakers, eliminating viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms to ensure their cleanliness and safety.

Applications of vertical pressure steam sterilizer?

1. Medical facilities: Sterilizing surgical instruments and medical equipment.
2. Pharmaceutical manufacturing: Sterilizing production equipment and packaging materials.
3. Research laboratories: Sterilizing laboratory glassware and media.
4. Veterinary clinics: Sterilizing surgical instruments and veterinary equipment.
5. Dental practices: Sterilizing dental instruments and equipment.
6. Food and beverage industry: Sterilizing containers, utensils, and production equipment.

WHY Labpeak

1. 24 Months Limited Warranty
2. CE Standards
3. 1-2 Days Handling and 7-30 Days Shipping

FAQ

Difference between steam sterilizer and autoclave?

While autoclaves rely solely on steam for disinfection, sterilizers employ various methods such as chemicals, high pressure, filtration, irradiation, or a combination thereof to eradicate living organisms.

What is the principle of vertical pressure steam sterilizer?

The principle of a vertical pressure steam sterilizer involves using high-pressure steam to kill microorganisms and sterilize objects. Steam is generated, pressure is increased to elevate temperature, objects are sterilized in the pressurized chamber, and then pressure is released for safe removal of sterilized items.

Difference between vertical and horizontal autoclave?

Vertical autoclaves have a chamber positioned vertically, while horizontal autoclaves have a chamber positioned horizontally. Vertical autoclaves are commonly used for liquids, media, and small instruments, while horizontal autoclaves are suitable for larger or bulkier items. Additionally, vertical autoclaves typically have a smaller footprint and are easier to load and unload, while horizontal autoclaves may offer more loading capacity but require more floor space.