Vertical Autoclave Triple Walled
Roch Mechatronics Inc. Vertical Autoclave Triple Walled are widely used in industrial, Pharma, Biotech, Medical Research, Hospital, and Diagnostic applications. Vertical Autoclave Triple Walled construction, all three walls are made of thick high-grade stainless steel sheet of SS-304 grade. The lid is made of a stainless steel sheet. The unit is fitted with a radial locking system with a paddle lifting device, made of MS chrome plated. Provided with a built-in safety valve, pressure gauge, pressure release valve, and water level indicator. The pressure is adjustable from 5 psi to 20 psi with an automatic pressure control switch, which controls the pressure with an accuracy of +/- 1 psi. Supplied complete with stainless steel basket, cord, and plug.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A vertical autoclave with triple walls is a sterilization device designed with three layers of insulation for enhanced safety and efficiency. It is commonly used in laboratories, clinics, and research facilities.
This autoclave operates by using steam under pressure to sterilize items placed inside the chamber. The triple-walled design provides better insulation, ensuring stable temperature and pressure.
It is used for sterilizing laboratory glassware, surgical instruments, and various materials, including culture media and liquids, in research, healthcare, and pharmaceutical settings.
The triple-walled construction provides better heat insulation, reducing heat loss and making the autoclave more energy-efficient. It also maintains a stable operating temperature and reduces the risk of burns.
These autoclaves come in various capacities, ranging from a few liters to over 100 liters, depending on the specific model and application.
These autoclaves typically feature safety measures such as pressure relief valves, over-temperature protection, door interlocks, and safety pressure locks to ensure safe operation.
Vertical autoclaves are generally powered by electricity for heating. The specific power requirements will depend on the size and heating elements of the autoclave.
Yes, these autoclaves are suitable for sterilizing liquids and media when used with appropriate containers and following recommended guidelines for loading and sterilization times.
The duration of a sterilization cycle can vary depending on the load, size of the autoclave, and specific application. Cycles usually range from 15 minutes to several hours.