Autoclaves

• Vertical autoclaves: they are specially designed for the sterilization of liquids and food in laboratories, pharmaceutical and food factories. These autoclaves make the process easier, safer, more accurate, reproducible, and easier to validate. The compact, space-saving design makes them ideal for small labs where space is tight and the increased chamber height (up to 50% more capacity) means they can handle most standard media bottles. .

• Horizontal autoclaves: they are ideal for hospitals and laboratories, where high volume sterilization is required, such as academic facilities, hospitals, pharmaceutical industries, biotechnology industries and research centers. These units efficiently meet the stringent sterilization requirements of your needs. It is suitable for all wrapped or unwrapped solid instruments, class A cavity instruments (dental handpieces and endoscopes), implantable instruments, dressing cloth and rubber tubing, among others. These autoclaves require minimal table space, making them an ideal sterilization solution for small clinics.

These equipment are especially used in laboratories to sterilize materials stable to heat, humidity and pressure; using a steam water pressure method, this being the most effective and fast; It allows to kill microorganisms, such as viruses, dangerous bacteria, sterilization uses the coagulation method to kill these microorganisms, there are materials that require a specific autoclave, depending on the conditions of the sample, according to the European standard EN 13060 of 2004, three basic classes of sterilization are distinguished.

Within the types of sterilizers are steam and vacuum, these same are subdivided into classes, we in KALSTEIN

An autoclave is a cylindrical instrument, vertical or horizontal, designed to work with a high internal pressure, and used to sterilize materials and instruments using water vapor at high pressure and temperature. This equipment consists of a metal container with thick walls and hermetic closure, which allows sterilizing under high pressure, ensuring maximum disinfection of all clinical, laboratory, and dental materials.

Its main objective is to eliminate microorganisms and spores settled in this type of instrumentation, coagulating their proteins and thus avoiding the spread of any type of infection or damage of raw materials and laboratory tests. Therefore, it is considered essential equipment to ensure the safety of patients and professionals in clinics, hospitals, and dental offices, since through its use, the required instruments are sterilized in these places. There are different models and types of autoclave