Autoclave 
Product Details:
This autoclave is a pressure chamber used to sterilize equipment and supplies by subjecting them to high pressure saturated steam at 121 °C (249°F) for around 15–20 minutes depending on the size of the load and the contents.
Technical Specification
 Model : GMP Model Fully Automatic Operation.
 Construction :
a) Double wall design has single chamber for steam and water.
b) Inner chamber is of 2 mm thickness and made of stainless steel sheet.
c) Outer cover is also made of stainless steel sheet

d) Lid and flanges are made of thick stainless steel sheet.

• Operation :- Fully automatic cycle begin at the press of start button
• . Air purging cycle :- Initial automatic air exhaust cycle helps create partial vacuum in the
  chamber. A solenoid valve vents out air during the process of steam generation. At a preset temperature valve automatically shuts and there after steam pressure builds up.
   Sterile time period :- An inbuilt timer which is operator programmable can be adjusted as
  per sterilisation load requirement. This timer operates the moment the required
• sterilisation temperature and pressure is achieved and precisely maintain the required
  time.
•  Cycle end steam exhaust :- Once the sterile time period is complete , the steam is automatically exhausted.
• Temperature range : 110 deg c to 125 deg c.
•  Temperature resolution : 0.1 deg c
•  Temperature accuracy : +/- 0.5 deg c.
•  Temperature sensor : RTD ,PT 100 type class A
•  Temperature control :- Microprocessor based digital display.
•  Temperature display : LCD back lit display.
•  Pressure range : 10 to 22 PSI , factory set at 15 PSI.
•  Pressure display : Dial guage
•  Pressure resolution : 1 PSI
•  Foot Lifting : Arrangement included for size 18 X 24 , 18 X 30 , 22 X 30
•  Electrical : 230 V / 15A/ 50 Hz.
  

Safety Features

• Pressure : Safety high pressure release value.
•  Temperature : Safety high temperature cut off. Included if ordered separately
•  Electric : Circuit Breaker
  

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