Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer LBCS-A13

Labtron’s Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer is specifically designed for sterilizing microbiological tools such as inoculation loops, needles, tweezers, and the openings of glass tubes or pipettes. It employs infrared heat technology to incinerate organic material at high temperatures, ensuring effective sterilization without the hazards associated with open flames. This makes it ideal for laboratories that require a safe and efficient method of sterilization.

Our Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer uses an infrared heating element to generate intense heat within a confined chamber. When a tool is inserted into the heating zone, it is exposed to temperatures of approximately 825? (±50?), which effectively destroys any organic contaminants within 5 to 7 seconds. The absence of an open flame reduces the risk of accidental fires or burns, making it a safer alternative to traditional Bunsen burners and alcohol lamps.

This Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer requires approximately 10 minutes to heat up to its optimal sterilizing temperature of 825? (±50?). Once the device reaches this temperature, it is ready for rapid sterilization, allowing laboratory personnel to work efficiently without long waiting times.

The recommended sterilization time for tools is between 5 to 7 seconds. This duration ensures that any organic contaminants are completely incinerated. Keeping tools in the chamber longer than necessary does not provide additional sterilization benefits and may cause unnecessary wear on the instrument.

Our Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer can accommodate tools with a maximum diameter of 35 mm. This allows for the sterilization of a variety of laboratory instruments, including loops, needles, and forceps, provided they fit within the specified size limit.

Yes, our Bacti-Cinerator Sterilizer has multiple safety features to enhance user protection. One of the key features is the ceramic heating chamber, which helps to prevent infectious spatter and minimizes the risk of cross-contamination. Additionally, the unit has a built-in mechanism to regulate temperature and prevent overheating. This ensures consistent sterilization while maintaining a safe working environment.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the device functions properly over time. Users should periodically clean the heating chamber to prevent debris buildup, as accumulated residues can affect the sterilization efficiency. It is also important to avoid inserting wet or contaminated tools directly into the sterilizer, as this can cause damage to the heating element. If any issues arise, users should refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines or contact technical support for assistance.