Vertical Autoclave LVA-E25 - Large Porous Load Compatible Autoclave

What Is a Vertical Autoclave?

Product Snapshot

What Is This Product Used For?

Vertical Autoclave LVA-E25 is used for moist heat sterilization of laboratory materials using pressurized steam. It eliminates microbial contamination from culture media, instruments, glassware, and biohazard waste.

How Does a Vertical Autoclave Work?

1. Water is heated to generate saturated steam

2. Steam fills the sealed chamber

3. Pressure increases to reach sterilization temperature

4. Steam penetrates materials and destroys microorganisms

5. Holding time ensures sterilization completion

6. Controlled exhaust releases pressure safely

7. Cooling allows safe unloading

Key Functional Capabilities

• 25 L vertical sterilization chamber

• Programmable sterilization cycles

• Digital monitoring of temperature and pressure

• Safety interlocks and pressure protection

• Suitable for liquid and solid sterilization loads

• Compact design for laboratory environments

Technical Specifications

When Should You Choose This Vertical Autoclave?

• Small to medium sterilization loads required

• Culture media and instrument sterilization needed

• Programmable sterilization cycles required

• Compact vertical system preferred

• Laboratories require contamination control workflows

Vertical vs Horizontal Autoclave

Industries That Use This Equipment

• Pharmaceutical laboratories

• Biotechnology and microbiology labs

• Healthcare and hospital laboratories

• Academic and research institutions

Frequently Asked Questions About Vertical Autoclave LVA-E25

Q1. What is a vertical autoclave used for?
      Sterilization of media, instruments, glassware, and biohazard waste.

Q2. What temperature is used for sterilization?
      Typically 121 °C or 134 °C.

Q3. Can liquids be sterilized?
      Yes, it supports liquid sterilization cycles.

Q4. What safety features are included?
      Pressure protection, interlocks, and monitoring systems.

Q5. How long does a cycle take?
      Typically 15–60 minutes depending on load.

Typical Application Scenarios

• Culture media sterilization

• Glassware and instrument decontamination

• Biohazard waste processing

• Clinical and research sterilization

Compliance and Standards

• Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)

• GMP sterilization workflows

• Standard microbiological sterilization protocols

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