Autoclave Sterilizer

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We are engaged in offering a wide range of   Hospital Autoclave & Sterilizers' to our clients. Our range of all products is widely appreciated by our clients

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CERTIFICATIONS OUR AUTOCLAVES ARE “CE” Certified Chambers . We as company is ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company. FEATURESConsist of Chamber (Hamco 20 series) + RS 485 Communication card(PCI-1) + HMI PLC ( 4.3” Touch Screen PLC Display ) + PTR 96 ( Thermal Printer ) + SOFTW-21 (Desktop based Software Part 11 21 CFR ) + SCN 4 ( 4 PT -100 Sensor Auto validation )RANGE/ ACCURACY / UNIFORMITYTemperature Range ambient to 125°C Or 134°C , Temperature Accuracy +/- 0.5°C , Temperature Uniformity : +/- 1°C .CONSTRUCTION GMP MODELDouble walled, The gas between two wall is empty. Inner Body made of SS 304 Mirror Finished Heavy duty sheet , Outside SS 304 Matt Finished. Top Lid : Heavy duty Lid is Mounted on Top of the chamber .LID LOCKINGSingle Lever Lid Locking.BASKETThe Basket will be Perforated SS Wire Mesh Baket to carry the load and to Mount the sample.HEATER COVER The Heater is mounted on bottom with Heater cover. On top of which Basket is Mounted.INTRODUCTION OF AUTOCLAVE
•An Autoclave is a device to sterilize equipment and supplies by subjecting them to high pressure saturated steam at 121 °C or more, typically for 15-20 minutes.•In its most basic form the autoclave is a pressure cooker.•Water is heated in a pressurized environment to create steam. Using pressure makes it possible to heat to higher temperatures with less energy.•Autoclaves are usually made of steel and have various configurations for removing air prior to pressurization.•Downward displacement autoclaves use gravity to remove air. Steam pulsing autoclaves use pulses of steam along with pressurizing and depressurizing to reach optimum pressure. Vacuum pump autoclaves suck air out for pressurization. Superatmospheric autoclaves are a combination of steam pulsing and vacuum pump techniques.•Autoclaves are widely used in microbiology, medicine, tattooing, body piercing, veterinary science, mycology, dentistry, chiropody and prosthetic fabrication.•Typical loads include laboratory glassware, surgical instruments, medical waste, patient care utensils, animal cage bedding, and Lysogeny broth.A notable growing application of autoclaves is in the pre-disposal treatment and sterilization of waste material, such as pathogenic hospital waste. Machines in this category largely operate under the same principles as the original autoclave in that they are able to neutralize potentially infectious agents by utilizing pressurized steam and superheated water.HOW DOES AUTOCLAVE WORK ?An autoclave sterilizes items by heating them with steam to a very high temperature. Some common temperatures at which autoclaves operate are: 115 degrees C/10 p.s.i., 121 degrees C/15 p.s.i., and 134 degrees C/30 p.s.i. (p.s.i.=pounds per square inch). The temperature, pressure and time of operation depend on the degree of sterilization neededHOW DOES AN AUTOCLAVE KILL BACTERIA ?An autoclave using standard settings can kill most bacteria, spores, viruses and fungi (all models of Hamco Autoclaves). Most doctor's offices, tattoo parlors, dentist offices,laboratories, R & D centres and other places where instruments might come in contact with contaminants have a small autoclave on site for disinfection (Hamco Portable Autoclave). Hospitals use larger autoclaves that look similar to industrial dishwashers to sterilize many items at once (Hamco Rectangular/Cylindrical Horizontal Autoclave). Heat kills microorganisms by causing vital proteins to coagulate. The proteins stick together causing fatal damage to the microorganism. An autoclave cooks microorganisms in the same way a pressure cooker cooks food, but at a higher temperature. Autoclaves use steam instead of dry heat because steam can more effectively transmit heat to the microorganisms.AIR REMOVAL•It is very important to ensure that all of the trapped air is removed, as hot air is very poor.

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* Fully Automatic Single Lever Autoclave
* With Auto water Filling and drain facility
* With digital Pressure indicator and F0 value
   Calculate Automatically
* With Touchscreen Color display PLC System
* With Inbuilt printer
* With 4 Temp sensor for Auto Validation
* With 100 Cycle data storage memory
* With 21 CFR Compliance software
* With Complete DQ,IQ,OQ,PQ 
   Documentation
* With Validation facility where we perform 
   empty cycle, Part load cycle, Full load cycle
   at customer place and give complete 
   Validation report compliant to USFDA
* Printing Includes, All Temp sensor values, 
   Pressure in Kpa and F0 Value
* Having More than 1000 successful 
   Installation in India and across the globe.
* We have 35 Ltr, 55 Ltr, 75 Ltr, 95 Ltr, 125 
   Ltr, 175 Ltr, and max 200 Ltr Capacity 
  Autoclaves.
 

Additional Information:

• Item Code: HAMCOG-125
• Production Capacity: 250 PC / Annum
• Delivery Time: 1 WEEK OR READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: WOODEN BOX

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We are engaged in offering a wide range of   Equitron Autoclave to our clients. Our range of all products is widely appreciated by our clients

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We are engaged in offering a wide range of   Vertical Autoclave Equitron to our clients. Our range of all products is widely appreciated by our clients

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An autoclave is a pressure chamber used in various industries and laboratories for sterilizing equipment and materials by subjecting them to high-pressure saturated steam at elevated temperatures. Below is a concise specification of an autoclave within a 5000-letter limit:

Autoclave Specification:Design & Construction:

1. Chamber Material: Constructed with high-quality stainless steel (SS 316) or other corrosion-resistant materials to ensure durability, longevity, and resistance to chemical reactions.

2. Chamber Capacity: Available in various sizes ranging from benchtop models with a capacity of 20 liters to large industrial units with capacities exceeding 1000 liters, accommodating different loads, applications, and throughput requirements.

3. Insulation: Equipped with high-density insulation materials, such as fiberglass or ceramic wool, to minimize heat loss, maintain consistent temperatures, and enhance energy efficiency during sterilization cycles.

Heating System:

1. Heating Elements: Incorporates robust electric heating elements or steam generators capable of rapidly heating water to produce saturated steam for sterilization processes.

2. Temperature Range: Offers a temperature range between 121°C (250°F) to 134°C (273°F) with precise control and uniform heat distribution throughout the chamber to ensure effective sterilization.

Pressure Control:

1. Pressure Settings: Features adjustable pressure settings ranging from 15 psi to 30 psi (1.03 to 2.07 bar) to accommodate different sterilization requirements, load types, and material sensitivities.

2. Safety Valves: Equipped with multiple safety valves, pressure relief devices, and overpressure protection systems to ensure operator safety, prevent chamber overpressure, and maintain controlled operating conditions.

Control System:

1. Control Panel: Includes an intuitive control panel with a user-friendly interface, digital displays, programmable settings, and automated cycle options for easy operation, monitoring, and customization of sterilization cycles.

2. Cycle Programs: Offers predefined sterilization programs for standard applications, including wrapped and unwrapped instruments, liquids, porous materials, and specific biological indicators, with options for custom program configurations.

Safety Features:

1. Door Locking Mechanism: Features a secure door locking mechanism with interlocks, gaskets, and sealing systems to maintain chamber integrity, prevent steam leakage, and ensure operator safety during operation.

2. Alarm Systems: Incorporates audible and visual alarm systems, temperature and pressure monitoring sensors, and emergency shutdown capabilities to alert users of deviations, malfunctions, or critical issues requiring immediate attention.

Accessories & Options:

1. Racks & Trays: Includes stainless steel racks, trays, and baskets designed to accommodate various load configurations, optimize steam penetration, and facilitate effective sterilization of instruments, tools, and materials.

2. Printer & Data Logging: Optional accessories such as integrated printers, data logging systems, and connectivity features for documenting sterilization cycles, recording critical parameters, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards.

Additional Information:

• Item Code: HAMCO20G
• Production Capacity: 100 P.A
• Delivery Time: 3 to 4 Week
• Packaging Details: Wooden Box

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CERTIFICATIONSOUR AUTOCLAVES ARE “CE” Certified Chambers . We as company is ISO 9001:2008 Certified Company.FEATURESConsist of Chamber (Hamco 20 series) + RS 485 Communication card(PCI-1) + HMI PLC ( 4.3” Touch Screen PLC Display ) + PTR 96 ( Thermal Printer ) + SOFTW-21 (Desktop based Software Part 11 21 CFR ) + SCN 4 ( 4 PT -100 Sensor Auto validation )RANGE/ ACCURACY / UNIFORMITYTemperature Range ambient to 125°C Or 134°C , Temperature Accuracy +/- 0.5°C , Temperature Uniformity : +/- 1°C .CONSTRUCTION GMP MODELDouble walled, The gas between two wall is empty. Inner Body made of SS 304 Mirror Finished Heavy duty sheet , Outside SS 304 Matt Finished. Top Lid : Heavy duty Lid is Mounted on Top of the chamber .LID LOCKINGSingle Lever Lid Locking.BASKETThe Basket will be Perforated SS Wire Mesh Baket to carry the load and to Mount the sample.HEATER COVERThe Heater is mounted on bottom with Heater cover. On top of which Basket is Mounted.INTRODUCTION OF AUTOCLAVEAn Autoclave is a device to sterilize equipment and supplies by subjecting them to high pressure saturated steam at 121 °C or more, typically for 15-20 minutes.In its most basic form the autoclave is a pressure cooker.Water is heated in a pressurized environment to create steam. Using pressure makes it possible to heat to higher temperatures with less energy.Autoclaves are usually made of steel and have various configurations for removing air prior to pressurization.Downward displacement autoclaves use gravity to remove air. Steam pulsing autoclaves use pulses of steam along with pressurizing and depressurizing to reach optimum pressure. Vacuum pump autoclaves suck air out for pressurization. Superatmospheric autoclaves are a combination of steam pulsing and vacuum pump techniques.Autoclaves are widely used in microbiology, medicine, tattooing, body piercing, veterinary science, mycology, dentistry, chiropody and prosthetic fabrication.Typical loads include laboratory glassware, surgical instruments, medical waste, patient care utensils, animal cage bedding, and Lysogeny broth.A notable growing application of autoclaves is in the pre-disposal treatment and sterilization of waste material, such as pathogenic hospital waste. Machines in this category largely operate under the same principles as the original autoclave in that they are able to neutralize potentially infectious agents by utilizing pressurized steam and superheated water.HOW DOES AUTOCLAVE WORK ?An autoclave sterilizes items by heating them with steam to a very high temperature. Some common temperatures at which autoclaves operate are: 115 degrees C/10 p.s.i., 121 degrees C/15 p.s.i., and 134 degrees C/30 p.s.i. (p.s.i.=pounds per square inch). The temperature, pressure and time of operation depend on the degree of sterilization needed.HOW DOES AN AUTOCLAVE KILL BACTERIA ?An autoclave using standard settings can kill most bacteria, spores, viruses and fungi (all models of Hamco Autoclaves). Most doctor's offices, tattoo parlors, dentist offices,laboratories, R & D centres and other places where instruments might come in contact with contaminants have a small autoclave on site for disinfection (Hamco Portable Autoclave). Hospitals use larger autoclaves that look similar to industrial dishwashers to sterilize many items at once (Hamco Rectangular/Cylindrical Horizontal Autoclave). Heat kills microorganisms by causing vital proteins to coagulate. The proteins stick together causing fatal damage to the microorganism. An autoclave cooks microorganisms in the same way a pressure cooker cooks food, but at a higher temperature. Autoclaves use steam instead of dry heat because steam can more effectively transmit heat to the microorganisms.It is very important to ensure that all of the trapped air is removed, as hot air is very poor at achieving sterility. Steam at 134 °C can achieve in 3 minutes the same sterility that hot air at 160 °C