Vertical Autoclave LVA-D12

Name: Vertical Autoclave LVA-D12
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LVA-D12
Rating: 5 (666 reviews)

Vertical Autoclave LVA-D12 is a class N-type top-loading vertical pressure steam sterilizer, with hand wheel type, quick to open door structure. It offers a chamber capacity of 75 L, working sterilization temperature and pressure of 134°C and 0.22 MPa respectively. Designed with four wheels (castors) at the base for easy movement of the unit. The standard 02 pcs of stainless steel baskets to keep the sterilization material load. The 304-grade stainless steel with superior corrosion resistance property is used as a construction material for the autoclave. It works on electric heating or direct heating by immersing copper tubes of heating elements. It is possible to customize autoclave with an optional drying system, according to the request.

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Capacity	75 L
Chamber Volume	400×600 mm
Working Sterilization Temperature	134°C
Working Sterilization Pressure	0.22 MPa
Time Range	0 to 99 mins
Maximum Working Pressure	0.23 MPa
Sterilization Temperature Range	105 to 134°C
Heat Average	≤ ± 1°C
Power Consumption	4.5 kW
Power supply	AC 220 V, 50 Hz
Overall Dimension	560×560×1120 mm
Packing Dimension	650×630×1280 mm
Net weight	80 kg
Gross weight	100 kg

Stainless steel body structure, with hand wheel type structure to quickly open the door
Door safety lock system
Digital LCD display with touch keypad
Auto discharge the cool air, and steam discharging automatically after sterilization
Automatic shutdown with beep sound as sterilization completes
Class N-type Autoclave, Optional drying system, can be equipped according to the request
Two stainless steel sterilizing baskets as a standard accessory
Auto power cut in case of water shortage
Self-inflating type seal is used to prevent leakage
Over-temperature & over pressure auto-protection
Easy to operate, safe, and reliable

Vertical autoclave used in the pharmaceutical industry, medicine and health care industry, Biotechnology, Microbiology for effective sterilization of glassware’s, biological materials, culture media, and others.