Water is heated to generate saturated steam
Steam fills the sealed chamber
Pressure increases to raise temperature up to 134 °C
Steam penetrates materials and destroys microorganisms
Holding time ensures sterilization completion
Controlled exhaust releases pressure safely
Optional drying prepares materials for handling
Top-loading vertical sterilization system
Digital LCD interface for cycle control
Programmable sterilization cycles (0–99 minutes)
Automatic steam discharge and cooling
Safety interlocks with overpressure and temperature protection
Optional drying system
Mobility via castor wheels
Sterilizing glassware, media, and biological samples
Medium to high-volume sterilization (75 L capacity)
Mobile sterilization unit is required
Controlled and repeatable sterilization cycles are needed
Drying function is required after sterilization
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Biotechnology and microbiology labs
Healthcare and hospital sterilization units
Research institutions
Q1. How does sterilization occur?
Pressurized steam at high temperature destroys microorganisms and spores.
Q2. Can it sterilize liquids and media?
Yes, it is suitable for liquids, culture media, and glassware.
Q3. Is it safe for repeated use?
Yes, safety features prevent overheating, overpressure, and water shortage.
Q4. Does it have mobility?
Yes, castor wheels allow easy movement.
Q5. Does it include drying?
An optional drying system is available.
Glassware sterilization in laboratories
Culture media preparation
Hospital sterilization workflows
Microbiology and research processes
Class N steam sterilization
Laboratory sterilization protocols
Microbiological contamination control
Labtron Equipment Ltd., Quatro House, Lyon Way, Camberley, Surrey GU16 7ER United Kingdom
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