24L Fully Stainless Steel Portable Autoclave ZXDA-PL24 (Without LED display. Electric or LPG heated)

Main Features:

• High-efficiency saturated steam sterilization for medical, laboratory, and industrial applications.

• All-stainless steel body construction for maximum durability and easy maintenance.

• Dual heating system compatibility (electric/LPG) for versatile installation options.

• Standard operating parameters: 126°C at 0.14-0.16 Mpa pressure.

• Integrated dual-scale pressure indicator for accurate process monitoring.

• 12-liter capacity sterilizing chamber with optimized interior space.

• Built-in overpressure protection with maximum safety pressure limits.

• Clear technical specifications including power requirements and dimensions.

• Additional functions: plateau cooking and industrial water treatment capabilities.

• Simple, safe operation with reliable performance across diverse environments.

Specifications

Introduction about autoclave

Sterilization via autoclave is a proven, reliable process central to modern infection control. The device is a high-pressure steam vessel that creates an environment lethal to microorganisms. By using pressure to elevate the boiling point of water, it produces saturated steam at temperatures like 121°C.

This moist heat rapidly coagulates microbial proteins. A complete sterilization cycle is systematic. It begins with conditioning to remove air. It proceeds to the exposure phase where temperature and pressure are maintained. It concludes with exhaust and drying. This technology is indispensable in operating rooms, dental surgeries, and central sterile supply departments.

Laboratories rely on it for aseptic technique, sterilizing glassware and media, and for biosafety in waste management. Its principles are also applied in manufacturing for curing composites and growing crystals. The autoclave is considered superior because it is a broad-spectrum sterilant. It effectively destroys all pathogens, including spores, which are the most resistant form of life. Additionally, the condensing nature of steam allows it to penetrate packaging materials and complex instrument channels, ensuring sterility throughout the load, not just on superficial surfaces. This comprehensive efficacy is why it remains the gold standard.