Heidolph™ Tuttnauer™ Lab Line EL-PV-G-WS Autoclave

Description

Standard Operating Features:

• Designed to provide high quality, repeatable performance and accountability for a wide range of applications used in modern laboratories
• For use with Agar preparation as well as the sterilization of liquids, pipettes, glasses, instruments, and biohazards with various cooling options
• Equipped with a vacuum pump, cooling coils, and a steam generator for all laboratory sterilization needs
• Compact size allows autoclave to fit on a standard benchtop
• Fast cooling (C) saves up to 75% of the cool down times of liquid samples
• Immediate Steam (G) and Efficient Air Removal (PV) Steam generator in combination with vacuum (PV G) for complete drying
• PID (Proportional Integral Differential) pressure control
• Stores the last 200 cycles in built-in memory
• Two independent, flexible PT100 temperature sensors prevent boil over of liquids and explosions of bottles
• Compressed air is passed through a microbiological filter into the autoclave chamber after sterilization to prevent a drop in pressure which causes load deformation, cracks, and spills
• Cold water is circulated through cooling pipes to rapidly reduce the temperature of the chamber and liquid load to a safe temperature
• Highly efficient drying is achieved by uniformly heating the chamber wall of the benchtop autoclave using a coiled pipe
• Guarantees that even the most difficult loads will dry such as textiles, porous loads, hollow instruments, and tips
• The vacuum pump can be used for post vacuum drying to ensure improved drying of porous loads and hollow instruments such as pipette tips
• Equipped with a heating plate attached under the chamber for heating during the drying phase
• Double locking safety device prevents door from opening while chamber is pressurized
• Control lock-out switch prevents starting a cycle if door is not properly locked
• Control system protection prevents door from opening at high pressure and temperature
• All units include trays and printer
• Units require utility connection to treated water, tap water, compressed air, and a floor sink

Applications:

Sterilization of liquids, media, instruments, glassware, bioreactors, clothing, and waste